Emergency Rescue and First Aid
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Summary
This book is the fruit of collective wisdom and effort. It covers emergency conditions across various clinical specialties at the primary level. Taking a clinically practical approach, it provides clear and straightforward guidance for emergency rescue and care, enabling primary-level medical staff to better master emergency treatment and nursing knowledge across specialties while improving their health promotion skills, thus building a bridge between theoretical knowledge and clinical practice.
Editor's review
Who it's for
A good fit for
- Clinical staff at primary-level hospitals and community health service institutions who must handle emergencies across specialties
- Medical staff at township health centers and village clinics seeking to systematically improve emergency management skills
- Primary-level nursing staff who need to master key points of emergency nursing and health education skills
- Medical workers participating in primary-level emergency rescue training or continuing education
Not a good fit for
- Emergency medicine specialists at tertiary hospitals; the book is oriented to the primary level and may lack specialty depth
- General readers without a medical background; the content is professional treatment guidance and should not be self-applied
- Readers interested only in frontier advances in a single specialty; the book focuses on management of common emergencies at the primary level
Reading tips
- Read the general section first to build an overall sense of emergency rescue workflows at the primary level
- Select chapters by the common emergency conditions in one's own department and adapt them to local conditions
- Use it as a quick reference manual while on duty, then revisit relevant chapters afterward to consolidate management approaches
- Use the health education content to draft and pilot key education points suited to one's community
Contents
- 版权信息
- 前言
- 第一章 急症识别与判断
- 第二章 昏迷救护
- 第三章 呼吸困难救护
- 第四章 发热救护
- 第五章 呕吐与腹泻救护
- 第一节 呕吐
- 第二节 腹泻
- 第六章 急性腹痛救护
- 第七章 头痛救护
- 第八章 心力衰竭救护
- 第九章 休克救护
- 第十章 急性肾衰竭救护
- 第十一章 心脑肺复苏
- 第十二章 急性肠梗阻救护
- 第十三章 急性胆囊炎和胆石症救护
- 第十四章 急性阑尾炎救护
- 第十五章 心血管疾病救护
- 第一节 心律失常
- 第二节 急性冠脉综合征
- 第三节 心力衰竭
- 第四节 高血压危象
- 第五节 心肌炎
- 第十六章 上消化道出血救护
- 第十七章 咯血救护
- 第十八章 急性肺栓塞救护
- 第十九章 电击伤救护
- 第二十章 中暑救护
- 第二十一章 传染性非典型肺炎救护
- 第二十二章 狂犬病救护
- 第二十三章 高致病性禽流感病毒感染救护
- 第二十四章 炭疽病救护
- 第二十五章 镇静催眠药中毒救护
- 第二十六章 急性一氧化碳中毒救护
- 第二十七章 急性有机磷农药中毒救护
- 第二十八章 院前急救的主要技术
- 第二十九章 创伤急救技术
- 第三十章 妇产科急诊救护
- 第一节 异位妊娠
- 第二节 异常阴道出血
- 参考文献
FAQ
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About the author
Guo Aiqing is a Chinese author about whom little public information is available; details of her life, education, and professional career cannot be confirmed. One work by this author is held in the collection: a medical book titled Emergency Rescue and First Aid. Judging from the title and its classification, the book likely covers practical matters such as initial assessment at the scene of an emergency, first-aid measures, and the handover to further medical care, aimed at readers who need basic rescue skills. Works of this kind usually stress clear, standardized procedures, rapid recognition of danger, and appropriate action to gain time for professional treatment. With no other works or stylistic references available, this book serves as the main basis for understanding the author's medical writing. Overall, Guo Aiqing's name is associated with first-aid popularization materials, with a contribution that lies in organizing emergency rescue knowledge into an accessible form for study and reference.
Jiang Xiaozhen is a Chinese author about whom little public information is available. What can be confirmed comes mainly from the signed work Emergency Rescue and First Aid, which is classified under medicine and deals with emergency rescue and first-aid practice for readers who need to understand first-aid knowledge and response procedures. Judging from the available material, Jiang's writing focuses on practical medical knowledge, with topics close to real clinical emergency scenarios and an emphasis on usability rather than theoretical exposition. Because no reliable records of the author's life, professional background, or academic training have been found, a fuller account of their writing career cannot be given. As the only work by this author in the collection, Emergency Rescue and First Aid is the main basis for understanding Jiang's writing orientation and suggests a sustained interest in the popularization and practice of emergency medicine. Overall, Jiang Xiaozhen is an author with limited documentation who has reached readers through a single professional subject, contributing chiefly to the organization and dissemination of first-aid knowledge, with more public information still needed.
