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... RH: Electroencephalographic monitoring in the emergency department. Emerg Med Clin North Am 12 :108 9, 1994. For further reading in Emergency Medicine: A Com- prehensive Study Guide, 5th ed., see ... Avulsed teeth in trans- ported patients should be gently replaced in the socket. Other options, in descending order of preference, include placing the tooth in Hank’s solut...
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... hemoglobin about 210 to 280 times more tenaciously than oxygen. The binding of CO to hemoglobin shifts the oxyhemoglobin dissocia- tion curve to the left. Therefore, carboxyhemoglo- bin (COHb) ... oxy- gen therapy. DIAGNOSIS AND DIFFERENTIAL • The primary key to the diagnosis is maintaining a high degree of clinical suspicion. • The most useful laboratory test is the determina-...
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... Africans in the vicinity of the Albert Schweitzer Hospital in 1960. Am J Cardiol 19:432, 1962. Cancer Low- and middle-income countries accounted for 53% and 56%, respectively, of the 10 million ... Chapter 002. Global Issues in Medicine (Part 10) In stark contrast to the extraordinary lengths to which patients in wealthy countries will go to treat ischemic...
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