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AIR AND SURFACE PATIENT TRANSPORT
Air and Surface Patient TransportPrinciples and Practice
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Third Edition

By
Renee Holleran, RN, PhD, CEN, CCRN, CFRN, CTRN, FAEN, Nurse Manager, Adult Transport Service, Intermountain Life Flight, Salt Lake City, UT
. Air & Surface Transport Nurses Association

Description
The official publication of the Air & Surface Transport Nurses Association, this comprehensive and timely text is the standard reference for flight nurses and other health professionals involved in medical transportation. Its new title reflects the role and presence of not only flight or air nurses, but also that of surface transport nurses. The contemporary, collaborative focus in each unit emphasizes the role of all team members. Each clinical chapter consistently covers epidemiology, anatomy and physiology and/or pathophysiology, and specific conditions – with case studies and notes for assessment and treatment

Audience
Flight, emergency, or military nurses in training or in practice; paramedics and other health care professionals involved in air and ground transport

Contents
UNIT I: HISTORY AND THE CURRENT ROLE OF GROUND AND AIR TRANSPORT NURSES NEW! 1. History of Patient Transport NEW! 2. Preparation for Practice NEW! 3. Certification NEW! 4. Members of the Transport Team NEW! 5. Research and Quality Management NEW! UNIT II: GENERAL PRINCIPLES OF PRACTICE 6. Transport Physiology 7. Extrication and Scene Management 8. Disaster Management 9. Communications 10. Safety and Survival UNIT III: PATIENT CARE PRINCIPLES 11. Patient Assessment and Preparation for Transport 12. Airway and Ventilation Management 13. Shock Management UNIT IV: TRAUMA 14. General Principles of Trauma Management 15. Neurologic Trauma 16. Thoracic Trauma 17. Abdominal Trauma 18. Orthopedic Trauma 19. Burn Trauma UNIT V: MEDICAL PROBLEMS 20. Neurologic Emergencies 21. Cardiovascular Emergencies 22. Pulmonary Emergencies 23. Abdominal Emergencies 24. Infectious Diseases UNIT VI: ENVIRONMENTAL EMERGENCIES 25. Cold-Related Emergencies 26. Heat-Related Emergencies 27. Diving Emergencies 28. Toxicologic Emergencies UNIT VII: SELECTED PATIENT POPULATIONS 29. The Pregnant Patient 30. The Neonatal Patient 31. The Pediatric Patient UNIT VIII: PATIENT CARE ISSUES NEW! 32. Legal Issues NEW! 33. Ethical Issues NEW! 34. The Family and Transport NEW! UNIT IX: MANAGEMENT 35. Marketing 36. Accreditation for Air and Ground Medical Transport NEW! 37. Stress and Stress Management APPENDIX

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Hardbound, 784 pages, publication date: OCT-2002
ISBN-13: 978-0-323-01701-5
ISBN-10: 0-323-01701-0
Imprint: MOSBY



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Last update: 14 Jun 2008
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