This book addresses the principals and protocols of on-call
psychiatry. It begins with a discussion of approaching the diagnosis
and management of on-call problems. It continues with documentation
and triage, the mental status exam, safety, telephone consultations,
and AIDS and the house officer. The next section focuses on specific,
common on call psychiatric conditions, common medical calls, and
laboratory-related problems. The appendix features useful information
on legal issues, admission orders, pediatric evaluations, commonly
prescribed medications, and more. A convenient, practical reference.
Part of the On Call series of books.
Features
Features a similar format to the other books in the On Call series.
Each chapter has sections on: The Phone Call, Elevator Thoughts
(differential diagnosis), Major Threat to Life (life-threatening
problems to consider), Bedside (physical exam, vital signs, history),
Management
Contains an On Call Formulary - listing drugs and drug information
specific to each topic.
Simple line diagrams help illustrate procedures.
What's New
* Contains considerable revisions throughout the book to keep up with
the latest developments in the field of psychiatry and is updated to
current licensure standards.
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Patient Transport
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(On Call series)On Call Obstetrics and Gynecology,3/e
(On Call Series)On Call Surgery,3/e
Emergency Medicine On Call,1/e
Obstetrics and Gynecology,2/e
Critical Care On Call
Internal Medicine On Call ,3/e
On Call Laboratory Medicine & Pathology
Evidence-based on Call Acute Medicine
