Emergency Medicine (2nd Edition)
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Summary
Editor's review
As a textbook in the National Health Commission's "13th Five-Year Plan," this book reflects the latest advances and clinical consensus in China's emergency medicine field. Building on the classic framework of the first edition, the second edition comprehensively updates emergency diagnosis and treatment protocols, standards for emergency technical procedures, and emergency department management, particularly incorporating recent guidelines and expert consensus on sepsis, cardiopulmonary resuscitation, and trauma care.
Professionally, the book's value lies in its systematic and standardized approach. It serves not only as a core textbook for medical students specializing in emergency medicine but also as an important reference for emergency physicians, general practitioners, and prehospital emergency personnel. The book provides particularly detailed coverage of differential diagnostic algorithms for common emergency symptoms and standardized procedures for critical care resuscitation, embodying the emergency principle that "time is life." For clinicians seeking to deepen their knowledge in emergency care, this book offers a complete knowledge system from theory to practice.
It should be noted that emergency medicine is a highly practical discipline. While this book provides a solid theoretical foundation, readers must continue to deepen their understanding through clinical practice. The numerous tables, flowcharts, and clinical pathway designs enhance the content's operability, making it suitable as a bedside reference.
Who it's for
A good fit for
- Medical students and residency trainees specializing in emergency medicine
- Clinical physicians and nursing staff in emergency departments at all levels of hospitals
- General practitioners and community health center medical staff
- Specialists in internal medicine and surgery interested in critical care resuscitation
Not a good fit for
- General readers without a medical background
- Readers seeking only basic home first-aid knowledge
Reading tips
- Read systematically chapter by chapter to build a knowledge framework in emergency medicine
- Use clinical cases to understand differential diagnostic algorithms for emergencies
- Focus on highly practical chapters such as cardiopulmonary resuscitation and trauma assessment
About the publisher
Founded in 1953, the People's Medical Publishing House is an important institution in China's medical publishing field, with publishing directions covering medical textbooks, academic monographs, medical journals, and popular science books. Its collection contains 2,503 titles, mainly classified under medicine. Representative works include the Complete Book of Chinese Nutrition Science (2nd Edition, 2 volumes), Guide to Clinical Practice with Medical Records, the Golden Mirror of Medicine (Volume 1), Chinese Medical Imaging: Head and Neck Volume (3rd Edition), and the Essentials of the Golden Cabinet from the Collected Clinical Chinese Medicine Must-Read Series (Collector's Edition), spanning both modern medicine and classical Chinese medical texts. Representative authors include Yang Yuexin, Ge Keyou, Ye Tianshi, Su Li, Wu Qian, Zheng Jinsheng, Wang Zhenchang, and Xian Junfang, covering fields such as nutrition, Chinese medicine, and medical imaging. With a publishing approach that balances textbooks and academic monographs, the press has established the "Renwei" brand.
Contents
- 版权信息
- 编者名单
- 出版说明
- 融合教材使用说明
- 主编简介
- 副主编简介
- 前言
- 第一篇 总论
- 第1章 我国急诊医学特点
- 第2章 急诊特殊人群
- 第3章 急诊医患沟通
- 第4章 急诊患者病情评估与分级
- 第二篇 急诊常见症状
- 第5章 发热
- 第6章 胸痛
- 第7章 心悸
- 第8章 呼吸困难
- 第9章 咯血
- 第10章 腹痛
- 第11章 腹泻
- 第12章 呕吐
- 第13章 呕血和便血
- 第14章 黄疸
- 第15章 血尿
- 第16章 抽搐
- 第17章 意识障碍
- 第18章 头痛
- 第19章 眩晕
- 第20章 晕厥
- 第21章 皮疹
- 第三篇 急诊常见病症及综合征
- 第22章 支气管哮喘
- 第23章 社区获得性肺炎
- 第24章 支气管扩张症
- 第25章 慢性阻塞性肺疾病急性加重
- 第26章 自发性气胸
- 第27章 胸膜炎症和胸腔积液
- 第28章 呼吸衰竭
- 第29章 肺血栓栓塞症
- 第30章 肺脓肿
- 第31章 心脏骤停
- 第32章 休克
- 第33章 急性冠脉综合征
- 第34章 心力衰竭
- 第35章 高血压急症
- 第36章 心律失常
- 第37章 急性心肌炎
- 第38章 急性心包炎
- 第39章 主动脉夹层
- 第40章 感染性心内膜炎
- 第41章 卒中
- 第42章 颅内压增高综合征
- 第43章 癫痫
- 第44章 重症肌无力
- 第45章 中枢神经系统感染
- 第46章 吉兰-巴雷综合征
- 第47章 消化道出血
- 第48章 肝硬化及其急性并发症
- 第49章 急性胰腺炎
- 第50章 肝脓肿
- 第51章 食管异物
- 第52章 弥散性血管内凝血
- 第53章 血小板减少性紫癜
- 第54章 血液系统肿瘤急症
- 第55章 贫血
- 第56章 糖尿病及相关急症
- 第57章 内分泌危象
- 第58章 肾功能衰竭
- 第59章 尿路感染
- 第60章 尿石症
- 第61章 包皮嵌顿和睾丸扭转
- 第62章 系统性红斑狼疮
- 第63章 痛风
- 第64章 病毒性肝炎
- 第65章 感染性腹泻
- 第66章 麻疹
- 第67章 伤寒
- 第68章 流行性感冒
- 第69章 狂犬病
- 第70章 流行性乙型脑炎
- 第71章 疟疾
- 第72章 流行性脑脊髓膜炎
- 第73章 病毒性脑炎
- 第74章 艾滋病
- 第75章 有机磷农药中毒
- 第76章 急性除草剂中毒
- 第77章 杀鼠剂中毒
- 第78章 急性乙醇中毒
- 第79章 药物中毒
- 第80章 植物中毒
- 第81章 气体中毒
- 第82章 工业毒物中毒
- 第83章 动物毒中毒
- 第84章 淹溺
- 第85章 中暑
- 第86章 电击伤
- 第87章 冻伤
- 第88章 水电解质和酸碱平衡紊乱
- 第89章 急性阑尾炎
- 第90章 胃肠穿孔
- 第91章 肠梗阻
- 第92章 嵌顿疝
- 第93章 急性胆囊炎
- 第94章 急性梗阻型化脓性胆管炎
- 第95章 腹膜炎
- 第96章 烧伤
- 第97章 肠血管性疾病
- 第98章 颅脑创伤
- 第99章 颌面部创伤
- 第100章 胸部创伤
- 第101章 腹部创伤
- 第102章 泌尿系统损伤
- 第103章 四肢骨折
- 第104章 骨盆骨折
- 第105章 脊柱和脊髓创伤
- 第106章 关节脱位
- 第107章 多发伤
- 第108章 正常分娩
- 第109章 异位妊娠
- 第110章 妊娠高血压综合征
- 第111章 产前产后大出血
- 第112章 羊水栓塞
- 第113章 卵巢蒂扭转
- 第114章 自然流产
- 第115章 早产
- 第116章 阴道出血
- 第117章 脓疱疮
- 第118章 丹毒
- 第119章 淋病
- 第120章 单纯疱疹
- 第121章 带状疱疹
- 第122章 荨麻疹
- 第123章 湿疹
- 第124章 接触性皮炎
- 第125章 剥脱性皮炎
- 第126章 多形红斑
- 第127章 日光性皮炎
- 第四篇 急诊基本技能
- 第128章 心肺复苏及相关技能
- 第129章 胸腔穿刺术
- 第130章 腹腔穿刺术
- 第131章 腰椎穿刺术
- 第132章 骨髓穿刺术
- 第133章 气道技术
- 第134章 机械通气
- 第135章 电复律
- 第136章 心脏临时起搏术
- 第137章 中心静脉穿刺术
- 第138章 动脉穿刺置管术
- 第139章 骨髓腔输液术
- 第140章 静脉溶栓术
- 第141章 洗胃术
- 第142章 三腔二囊管压迫止血术
- 第143章 外伤止血固定及搬运术
- 第144章 心包穿刺术
- 第145章 胸腔闭式引流术
- 第146章 急诊血液净化技术
- 第147章 PICCO监测技术
- 第148章 急诊超声技术
- 第149章 主动脉内球囊反搏术
- 第150章 体外膜氧合
- 附录
- 附录一 急诊常用评分
- 附录二 急诊常用实验室检查参考值（仅供参考）
- 附录三 临床常用实验室检测项目危急值
- 附录四 常用急救药物
- 中英文名词对照索引
- 住培考典
- 模拟自测
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About the author
Yu Xuezhong is a Chinese author of medical publications whose writing centers on emergency medicine; public information about him is limited, and his nationality, dates of birth and death, and professional positions are not clearly recorded. Judging from the six works held in the collection, his writing consistently revolves around emergency clinical practice and first-aid education. These include a systematic textbook such as Emergency Medicine (2nd Edition) and a question-and-answer manual, 1,000 Questions for Attending Physicians in the Emergency Department, which organizes clinical difficulties in an accessible format. In the series Building Core Competencies for Emergency Physicians, he covers practical techniques such as electrocardiography and ultrasound, reflecting attention to physicians' hands-on skills. Saving Lives in Sight: A Quick Reference Handbook for Public First Aid addresses first-aid popularization for the general public, while Chronicles of the Chief Duty Shift in the Peking Union Medical College Hospital Emergency Department presents frontline emergency work in a documentary style. Overall, his works combine the systematic nature of textbooks, the practicality of handbooks, and the readability of popular reading, and are mostly classified under medicine and examinations, suitable for medical students, emergency physicians, and general readers.
Lu Yiming is an author about whom little public information is available. At present, only two medical works by this author are known, both centered on emergency medicine. One is Emergency Medicine (2nd Edition); the other is the emergency medicine volume of a standardized training course for physician assessments. Judging from the titles, the former is likely a systematic textbook or monograph on emergency medicine, while the latter leans toward standardized training material for physician examinations. Together they point to teaching, training, and clinical standards in emergency medicine. The works are commonly classified under examinations and medicine, suggesting that they combine disciplinary knowledge with exam-oriented needs and are aimed mainly at medical students, residents, and practicing physicians preparing for assessments. Because biographical information is lacking, details such as education, positions, and professional experience cannot be verified and should not be speculated upon. Readers may regard Lu Yiming as an author with publications in emergency medicine education and training and use these two works to learn the field's fundamentals and key assessment points.
