Pseudoseizures
The Assessment of isolated seizures page has been updated with additional information about pseudoseizures.
Dunn RJ
The Assessment of isolated seizures page has been updated with additional information about pseudoseizures.
The Emergency Department response to disasters page has been updated with additional information about post incident debriefing.
The Airway management in trauma page has been updated with a short segment on the timing of intubation in patients with hypovolaemia.
The Emergency Department overcrowding page has been extensively revised with particular emphasis on hospital and ED patient flow.
The Management of snake bite page has been revised with specific reference to the VDK, it’s limitations, and (?lack of) role – following it’s recent removal from use in WA.
The Myeloproliferative disorders page has been updated, including additional information about treatment of these disorders.
The Assessment of sepsis page has been updated with a short segment on presepsin as a biomarker of sepsis.
The Serum proteins page has been updated with some additional information about CRP.
The Endotracheal intubation page has been revised in various parts with particular emphasis on prevention and management of airway fluid collection.
The Knee dislocations page has been updated including revised indications for CTA in suspected knee dislocation.
The Procedural sedation page has been extensively revised and re-organised including the addition of significant additional detail in many areas.
Some restructuring of the Suxamethonium page has been done, including some minor revision of its pharmacology.
The Induction agents page has been updated, including some minor changes to the propofol dose in children and the feeling of dissociation associated with ketamine.
The Syncope page has been revised, including some additional information about the onset of myoclonic jerks and eye deviation.
The Ageing page has been revised, also including a short segment about what hospital level services may be able to be provided in residential care facilities.
The Giant cell arteritis page has been updated, including the addition of tocilizumab therapy to management.
The Clinical decision making page has been updated, with particular emphasis on the types of clinical decisions that need to be made for each clinical encounter.
The Clinical skills page has been updated with additional information about history taking.
As not all steroids are created equal, the word ‘steroid’ has been replaced by the word ‘glucocorticoid’ in many parts of the book. When ‘steroids’ means more than one class of steroids, it has not been changed.
The Other renal abnormalities page has been updated with a CT image of horseshoe kidney.