The diagnosis and management of infectious disease is a key component of contemporary emergency medicine, ranging from the definitive treatment and discharge of
a patient with a simple abscess, to the recognition of a rare infection in a traveler,
and to the resuscitation and stabilization of a patient with septic shock. The changing epidemiology of infectious diseases presents a considerable challenge. Acute care
practitioners are sentinels for emerging outbreaks and must rapidly synthesize history and exam findings with laboratory studies, imaging results, and epidemiology.
Time-dependent morbidity requires practitioners to balance a high degree of suspicion for deadly diagnoses with the precision needed for high-yield diagnostic testing
and appropriate care. This book provides a practical, clinically oriented, systems based overview of infectious disease with an emphasis on emergent diagnosis and
treatment. It offers broad coverage of viral, bacterial, fungal, and parasitic diseases
in a narrative supplemented by explanatory photos, diagnostic tables, and treatment
charts. It should prove an invaluable reference for practitioners confronting the spectrum of infectious disease in the acute care setting.
Download here: Emergency Management of Infectious Disease
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