Basics of Emergency Medicine: a Chief Complaint-Based Guide, 5th ed. by Joseph Habboushe

EMRA's popular quick-reference clinical guide takes an evidence-based approach to managing any patient who comes to the emergency department. The newest edition offers an indispensable framework for building your differential, based on the most common chief complaints. This pocket-sized, easy-to-use resource ensures the basics aren't overlooked and is designed to raise the level of teaching during those few moments that we do have to teach to a level beyond the basics. Ideal for interns, medical students, off-service rotating residents, nurse practitioners, physician assistants, nurses - and anyone caring for patients in the face-paced emergency medicine environment. Highlights: New content for evaluating psychiatric emergencies Comprehensive approach to the undifferentiated weak-and-dizzy patient Staple-bound, fits in your pocket