The Paramedic

2008年Chapleau Will編著圖書。

基本介紹

• 中文名稱：The Paramedic
• 定價：$212.72
• 作者：Chapleau Will
• 出版日期：2008-1
• ISBN：9780073520711

作者簡介

Will Chapleau EMT-P-RN TNS is the Manager of the Advanced Trauma Life Support program for the American College of Surgeons. He has been a Paramedic for over 30 years, a Trauma Nurse Specialist for 18 years and an EMS Educator for over 20 years. He has worked in the field as a paramedic/firefighter with over 13 years fire service experience including 6 years as Chief of Chicago Heights Fire Department. His nursing experience includes Trauma, Emergency Services and Intensive Care service. He has also coordinated college and hospital Basic and advanced Primary and secondary educational programs. He serves on the board of directors of the national Association of EMTs and has been the Chairman of the PreHospital Trauma Life Support Division since 1996. He also serves on the board of Directors of the National Association of EMS Educators and the Society of Trauma Nurses. He has also served as the Administrative Division Chair of The National Association of EMS Physicians. He has published several texts and numerous articles on EMS and Emergency Services and has lectured all over the world.

Angel Clark Burba, MS, EMT-P is currently serving on the Board of Directors and is President Elect for the National Association of EMS Educators. She is the Assistant Professor and Program Director for the EMS Program at Howard Community College in Columbia, Maryland. She has been an EMS provider for over 28 years and an EMS educator for over 25. Besides teaching and conference presentations, she has contributed to many EMS publications, journals, and textbooks. She is the instructional designer of the NAEMSE Foundations of Education EMS Instructor Course and co-chaired the task force that wrote the 2002 DOT NHTSA Guidelines for Educating the EMS Instructor.

Peter T. Pons, M.D., is an emergency physician who has been actively involved with prehospital care and disaster preparedness for over 25 years. He has been on the medical staff of Denver Health Medical Center (formerly Denver General Hospital) and is a Professor in the Division of Emergency Medicine in the Department of Surgery at the University of Colorado Health Sciences Center. Dr. Pons served as the medical director for several EMS systems including two fire-department based and one third-service based.

David Page, MS, NREMT-P, a native of Mexico, is a full time faculty member at Inver Hills Community College in Saint Paul, Minnesota. Dave started his EMS career in 1985 as a junior member of the Bethesda Chevy-Chase Rescue Squad outside of Washington D.C. and has been teaching paramedics since 1989. He has worked in Boston, Massachusetts; Fort Worth, Texas; and Denver, Colorado. Since 1989, Dave has served as a field paramedic for Allina Medical Transportation, a hospital-based emergency ambulance service in the Minneapolis-Saint Paul area. Dave loves to teach and to learn. He holds a master’s degree in experiential education from Minnesota State University, and bachelor degree in human services from Macalester College. He is a frequent speaker at national conferences focusing on clinical competency, research, web-based education, and crisis intervention. He is fluent in French, Spanish, and English.

目錄

BRIEF TOC

PART 1 FOUNDATIONS

1. THE EMS PROFESSION

2. THE WELL-BEING OF THE PARAMEDIC

3. PROFESSIONAL ETHICS

4. LEGAL ISSUES

5. CLINICAL DECISION MAKING

6. MEDICAL TERMINOLOGY

7. ANATOMY OVERVIEW

8. PHYSIOLOGY OVERVIEW

9. SAFETY AND SCENE SIZE-UP

PART 2 FOUNDATIONS OF COMMUNICATION AND ASSESSMENT

10. THERAPEUTIC COMMUNICATIONS AND HISTORY TAKING

11. THE NORMAL PHYSICAL EXAMINATION

PART 3-FOUNDATIONS OF CRITICAL CARE: CARING FOR THE SICK PATIENT

12. AIRWAY MANAGEMENT, VENTILATION, AND OXYGENATION

13. SHOCK OVERVIEW

14. PATIENT ASSESSMENT

15. PHARMACOLOGY

16. MEDICATION ADMINISTRATION AND IV

17. DOCUMENTATION & COMMUNICATION

PART 4-TRAUMA

18. MECHANISM OF INJURY

19. HEMOSTASIS AND HERMORRHAGIC SHOCK

20. HEAD, FACE, AND NECK TRAUMA

21. THORACIC TRAUMA

22. ABDOMINAL TRAUMA

23. SPINAL TRAUMA

24. SKELETAL TRAUMA

25. SOFT TISSUE AND MUSCLE TRAUMA

26. BURN TRAUMA

27. TRAUMA PATIENTS AND TRAUMA SYSTEMS

PART 5-MEDICAL ISSUES

28. PULMONARY

29. CARDIOLOGY

30. NEUROLOGY

31. ENDOCRINOLOGY, ELECTROLYTES, AND ACID/BASE

32. ALLERGIES AND ANAPHYLAXIS

33. INFECTIOUS AND COMMUNICABLE DISEASES

34. GASTROENTEROLOGY

35. TOXICOLOGY

36. UROLOGY

37. HEMATOLOGY

38. ENVIRONMENTAL CONDITIONS

39. EYES, EARS, NOSE, AND THROAT

40. BEHAVIORAL AND PSYCHIATRIC DISORDERS

41. OBSTETRICS AND GYNECOLOGY

PART 6-SPECIAL POPULATIONS

42. NEONATOLOGY

43. PEDIATRIC PATIENTS

44. GERIATRIC PATIENTS

45. THE ABUSED AND NEGLECTED

46. PATIENTS WITH SPECIAL CHALLENGES

47. PATIENTS WITH CHRONIC ILLNESSES

48. PATIENTS FROM DIVERSE CULTURES

PART 7-OPERATIONS

49. AMBULANCE OPERATIONS

50. MEDICAL INCIDENT COMMAND

51. RESCUE AWARENESS

52. TEAMWORK AND OPERATIONAL INTERFACE

53. HAZARDOUS MATERIALS INCIDENTS

54. SPECIAL EVENTS AND MASS GATHERINGS

55. RESPONDING TO WMD EVENTS

Glossary

Credits

Index