Table of Contents

From the contents: 1) Airway Management; 2) Oxygenation Without Intubation; 3) Blood Gas Tension Sampling; 4) Hemodynamic Monitoring; 5) Drainage Tub Management; 6) Cardiac Pacin; 7) Cardioversion and Defibrillation; 8) Enteral Feeding Tubes; 9)Thoracentesis, Paracentesis, Lumbar Puncture, Pericardiocentesis; 10) Noninvasive Monitoring (Pulse Oximetry, Blood Pressure, Caprography, Core Body Temperature, Respiratory Rate, and Breathing Patterns); 11) Endoscopy (Upper Lower GI Tract, Bronchoscopy); 12) Dialysis; 13) Radiologic Imaging in Critically Ill CXR; 14) Coma/Seizure/Stroke/Meningitis; 15) Respitory Failure; 16) Congestive Heart Failure; 17) Gastrointestinal Bleeding; 18) Hepatic Failure; 19) Sepsis Syndromes; 20) Bleeding Diathesis; 21) Undernutrition; 22) Oxygen Transport/Oxygen Utilization; 23) Circulatory Shock; 24) Neuromyopathies in the Critically Ill; 25) Disorders of Temperature Regulation; 26) Infectious Diseases; 27) Endocrinologic Crises; 28) Poisonings; 29) Renal Failure; 30) Medical Ethics; 31) Psychological Dysfunction in the ICU Patient; 32) Mechanical Ventilation; 33) Mechanical Hemodynamic Support; 34) Pharmacologic Support; 35) Antiarrhythmic Agents; 36) Dialysis.