Reichman Emergency Medicine Procedures PDF, Third Edition is designed to provide a detailed, step-by-step approach to over 200 procedures performed in an emergency or acute care setting.
This trusted classic will offer a reliable, one-stop procedural reference for medical students, residents, advanced practice clinicians, and the seasoned emergentologist to base clinical practices and technical skills.
The Third Edition PDF of Reichman Emergency Medicine Procedures has been updated with new chapters, algorithms, clinical images, radiographs, tables, and coverage of cutting-edge technological advances.
Features of Reichman Emergency Medicine Procedures PDF
- Organized into 16 sections, each of which represents an organ system, a body area, or a surgical specialty
- Each chapter focuses on a single procedure
- Chapters follow a similar structure that includes
- Anatomy and pathophysiology of interest
- Procedure indications and contraindications
- Patient preparation, including consent, anesthesia, and analgesia
- The process is described in detail.
- Cautionary notes indicating common issues
- Alternative methods and valuable hints
- Follow-up and aftercare
- Complications that could arise
- Critical information synopsis
- Over 1500 full-color photographs
- An accompanying online animation library demonstrates approximately 40 standard or complex procedures
- Procedures that are both common and infrequently encountered are included
- Throughout, there are essential evidence-based recommendations
- Key information cautions and essential facts are highlighted in bold in helpful pedagogy
Preface
Emergency Medicine is comprehensive, and advances in recent years have been astounding. The field encompasses all organ systems and ranges from neonatal to geriatric, surgical, and medical. Procedural abilities must supplement our cognitive skills. Developing procedural skills is essential for the day-to-day practice of Emergency Medicine.
We have created a textbook of Emergency Medicine procedures that is clear, comprehensive, and simple to understand. This new edition of Reichman Emergency Medicine Procedures PDF covers many Emergency Medicine topics. This text will provide a single procedural reference for medical students, residents, advanced practice practitioners, and seasoned Emergentologists to base clinical practices and technical skills on. The primary goal of the PDF of Reichman Emergency Medicine Procedure is to provide a detailed and step-by-step approach to emergency department procedures.
It is solely concerned with procedures. It is not intended to be a comprehensive reference but rather an easy-to-use and clinically useful procedure book that should be available in every Emergency Department. The information and contents are complete. It is organized and written to make it easy to access and use. The level of detail is adequate for the reader to understand each procedure thoroughly. Alternative techniques or hints are presented when they are available.
Each chapter of Reichman Emergency Medicine Procedures PDF gives the reader clear and specific instructions for carrying out the procedure. Although this text may be used as a library reference, its home is in the Emergency Department, where the processes are carried out. Despite its size, I hope that this book will be used by medical students, residents, advanced practice providers, and practicing clinicians.
This book will meet the needs of people with a wide range of backgrounds and training. While this text is primarily intended for Emergentologists, many other practitioners will find it helpful. This book is designed for those who provide care to people suffering from an acute illness or injury. This is an authoritative work on procedural skills for medical students and residents. Medical students, residents, nurse practitioners, physician’s assistants, and practitioners with limited experience will find everything they need to learn the entire procedure in each chapter.
This text will be helpful for reviewing procedures that are rarely performed in the clinic, office, or urgent care center by family physicians, internists, and pediatricians. This book will also be helpful to Intensivists and Surgeons who care for critically ill patients. The experienced clinician can receive a quick refresher on the procedure while improving their knowledge and skills. This text is an easy-to-understand and well-illustrated source of didactic material for physicians who are actively involved in education.
The book is divided into sections representing an organ system, a body area, or a surgical specialty. With a few exceptions, each chapter is devoted to a procedure. This should provide easy access to complete information. The chapters follow a similar format to ensure that information is retrieved as quickly and efficiently as possible. Several acceptable methods are frequently available.
To perform a procedure, you must first prepare. While we have described alternative techniques in many chapters, we have not included all alternative techniques.
Key information cautions and essential facts are highlighted in bold throughout the text. With a few exceptions, each chapter follows a consistent format. The relevant anatomy and pathophysiology are discussed, followed by the procedure’s indications and contraindications. A list of the required equipment is provided. The patient’s preparation is addressed, including consent, anesthesia, and analgesia. Following that, the procedure is described in a step-by-step format.
Caution signs are placed in areas where problems are common. For each procedure, alternative techniques and helpful hints are presented. The topic of aftercare and follow-up is discussed. Any potential complications are described and the methods for preventing and treating them. Finally, a summary includes a review of any critical or significant information.
This book covers a wide range of procedures that may be carried out in a rural or urban Emergency Department. This includes methods that are performed routinely or infrequently; processes that are frequently performed in the acute care, clinic, and office settings; procedures that are commonly performed in the daily practice of Emergency Medicine; and procedures that are rarely to rarely performed but critical to the practice of Emergency Medicine.
Some procedures are unusual, may be unfamiliar to the reader, and provide an opportunity to learn new information that can be converted into a valuable skill with proper practice and training. A few of the procedures are only performed by Surgeons and are included to help patients understand when they present to the Emergency Department with a complication. This new edition has added chapters, algorithms, clinical images, cutting-edge technological advancements, radiographs, and tables based on reader comments, input, and suggestions.
We consulted with a wide range of authors. The majority of the authors are residency-trained, board-certified, and practicing emergency medicine physicians. We have the honor of having some contributors who are experts in their fields but are not in the area of Emergency Medicine. Because of differences in education, experience, and training, all authors have biases. We attempted to base all of our recommendations on solid clinical and scientific evidence.
However, when appropriate, we have not excluded personal experience or preferences. The authors also present alternative techniques in these cases. With the third edition, this book has grown and changed. I am delighted and honored to be editing the text’s third edition. Your continued feedback and suggestions, as a reader, would be greatly appreciated. Please let me know if any additional procedures should be added or removed in the future.
Contents
SECTION 1 Introductory Chapters ……………… 1
1 Informed Consent …………………….. 1
Eric Isaacs
2 Against Medical Advice ………………….. 8
Ryan P. Kirby, Jessica J. Kirby, and Richard Dean Robinson
3 Family Presence …………………….. 15
Yanina Purim-Shem-Tov and Louis G. Hondros
4 Procedures on Recently Deceased ……………. 18
Bryan Darger and Eric Isaacs
5 Aseptic Technique ……………………. 20
John S. Rose
6 Basic Principles of Ultrasonography …………… 28
Basem F. Khishfe
7 Ultrasound Assisted Procedures …………….. 41
Jehangir Meer and Brian Euerle
8 Trauma Ultrasound: The FAST and EFAST Scans ………. 45
Wesley Zeger
SECTION 2 Respiratory Procedures ……………. 55
9 Essential Anatomy of the Airway …………….. 55
Divya Karjala Chakkaravarthy, Serge G. Tyler, and Isam F. Nasr
10 Basic Airway Management ……………….. 61
Christopher J. Russo
11 Noninvasive Airway Management ……………. 72
Gennadiy G. Voronov, Tamer Elattary, and Ned F. Nasr
12 Pharmacologic Adjuncts to Intubation ………….. 79
Ned F. Nasr, David W. Boldt, and Isam F. Nasr
13 Endotracheal Medication Administration …………. 92
Megan Johnson and Shoma Desai
14 Management of the Difficult Airway …………… 98
Konstantin Inozemtsev, Gennadiy G. Voronov, and Ned F. Nasr
15 Obese Airway …………………….. 105
Charles Boland, Piotr C. Al-Jindi, and Ned F. Nasr
16 Rapid Sequence Intubation ………………. 111
Ned F. Nasr, Piotr C. Al-Jindi, and Isam F. Nasr
17 Delayed Sequence Intubation …………….. 118
Kevin J. Donnelly, Gennadiy G. Voronov, and Ned F. Nasr
18 Orotracheal Intubation ………………… 121
Hyang won Paek, Gennadiy G. Voronov, and Ned F. Nasr
19 Confirmation of Endotracheal Intubation ………… 139
Tarlan Hedayati
20 Video Assisted Orotracheal Intubation Devices ……… 147
Pholaphat Charles Inboriboon and Curtis Blake Buchanan
21 Fiberoptic-Assisted Endotracheal Intubation Devices ….. 163
Igor V. Kolesnikov, Gennadiy G. Voronov, and Ned F. Nasr
22 Endotracheal Tube Intubating Introducers and Bougies …. 170
Marco Mikhael, Gennadiy G. Voronov, and Ned F. Nasr
23 Digital (Tactile) Orotracheal Intubation …………. 178
James A. Heilman, Beech S. Burns, and O. John Ma
24 Lighted Stylet Intubation ……………….. 181
Jaroslav Tymouch, Gennadiy G. Voronov, and Ned F. Nasr
25 Supraglottic Airway Devices ……………… 187
Fred A. Severyn
26 Laryngeal Mask Airways ……………….. 193
Ned F. Nasr, Gennadiy G. Voronov, and Luis Sequera-Ramos
27 Double Lumen Airway Tube Intubation …………. 211
Joseph M. Weber and Katie Tataris
28 Fiberoptic Endoscopic Intubation ……………. 217
Ruth E. Moncayo, Alia Safi, and Ned F. Nasr
29 Nasotracheal Intubation ……………….. 228
Ned F. Nasr, Abed Rahman, and Isam F. Nasr
30 Retrograde Guidewire Intubation……………. 236
Ned F. Nasr, Anna Tzonkov, and Gennadiy G. Voronov
31 Percutaneous Transtracheal Jet Ventilation ……….. 240
Gennadiy G. Voronov, Tamer Elattary, and Ned F. Nasr
32 Cricothyroidotomy ………………….. 247
Charles Boland, Ned F. Nasr, and Gennadiy G. Voronov
33 Tracheostomy …………………….. 264
Eric S. Levy and Christopher J. Haines
34 Tracheostomy Care ………………….. 275
H. Gene Hern Jr and Julie K. Oliva
35 Transtracheal Aspiration ……………….. 284
Joseph A. Salomone III
36 Ventilator Management ……………….. 288
Ahmad M. Abou Leila, Abayomi E. Akintorin, and Ned F. Nasr
SECTION 3 Cardiothoracic Procedures ………….. 301
37 Cardiac Ultrasound ………………….. 301
Basem F. Khishfe
38 Chemical Cardioversion ………………… 313
Paul Casey and Thomas Alcorn
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39 Automated External Defibrillation …………… 319
James Montoya and Molly Garcia
40 Cardioversion and Defibrillation ……………. 324
Chirag N. Shah, Patrick J. Rogers, and Daniel S. Morrison
41 Transcutaneous Cardiac Pacing …………….. 330
Chirag N. Shah, Patrick J. Rogers, and Daniel S. Morrison
42 Transthoracic Cardiac Pacing ……………… 336
Chirag N. Shah, Guillermo Ortega, and Daniel S. Morrison
43 Transvenous Cardiac Pacing ………………. 339
Myles C. McClelland, Thuy Tran T. Nguyen, and Alfred Coats III
44 Transesophageal Cardiac Pacing ……………. 348
John Bass and Chad Gorbatkin
45 Pacemaker Assessment ………………… 353
Elizabeth Kwan
46 Automatic Implantable Cardioverter-Defibrillator
Assessment ……………………… 373
Carlos J. Roldan
47 Left Ventricular Assist Device (LVAD) Assessment ……. 384
Paulino A. Alvarez, Myles C. McClelland, and Ashrith Guha
48 Pericardiocentesis …………………… 394
Marianne Juarez and Jacqueline Nemer
49 Intracardiac Injection …………………. 408
Tiffany Abramson and Shoma Desai
50 Needle Thoracostomy …………………. 410
Michael Gottlieb
51 Tube Thoracostomy ………………….. 417
Kimberly T. Joseph and John C. Kubasiak
52 Thoracentesis …………………….. 429
Marianne Juarez and Jacqueline Nemer
53 Open Chest Wound Management ……………. 447
Eric F. Reichman
54 Emergency Department Thoracotomy …………. 452
Kenny Banh
55 Open Cardiac Massage ………………… 458
Eric F. Reichman
56 Cardiac Wound Repair …………………. 461
Eric F. Reichman
57 Hilum and Great Vessel Wound Management ……… 468
Eric F. Reichman
58 Thoracic Aortic Occlusion ……………….. 471
Eric F. Reichman
SECTION 4 Vascular Procedures …………….. 475
59 General Principles of Intravenous Access ………… 475
Daniel Belmont
60 Heel Stick Blood Sampling ………………. 492
Kimberly Lynn Fugok and Christopher J. Russo
61 Venipuncture and Peripheral Intravenous Access …….. 495
Daniel Belmont
62 Peripheral Inserted Central Catheter (PICC) Lines…….. 508
Elizabeth Barrall Werley
63 Central Venous Access …………………. 516
Arun Nagdev, Craig Sisson, Benjamin Thomas, and Peter C. Wroe
64 Ultrasound-Guided Vascular Access …………… 541
Srikar Adhikari and Lori Stolz
65 Troubleshooting Indwelling Central Venous Lines ……. 559
James J. McCarthy
66 Accessing Indwelling Central Venous Lines ……….. 563
John Cruz and Chad Gorbatkin
67 Pulmonary Artery (Swan-Ganz) Catheterization …….. 570
J. Elizabeth Neuman and Jessica Mann
68 Noninvasive and Minimally Invasive Cardiac
Output Monitoring ………………….. 577
Caleb P. Canders, Daniel W. Weingrow, and Alan T. Chiem
69 Peripheral Venous Cutdown………………. 586
Jason M. Rotoli and Flavia Nobay
70 Intraosseous Infusion …………………. 599
Beech S. Burns, James A. Heilman, and O. John Ma
71 Umbilical Vessel Catheterization ……………. 615
Jeanne A. Noble
72 Arterial Puncture and Cannulation …………… 623
Justin Grisham and Jennifer L’Hommedieu Stankus
73 Extracorporeal Membrane Oxygenation ………… 635
Jean W. Hoffman and Jordan R. H. Hoffman
74 Catheter-Based Hemorrhage Control ………….. 646
Matthew Rosen and Andrew Grock
SECTION 5 Gastrointestinal Procedures ………… 657
75 Nasogastric Intubation ………………… 657
Alex Koo and Ryan Walsh
76 Activated Charcoal Administration …………… 665
Jenny J. Lu
77 Gastric Lavage ……………………. 669
Jenny J. Lu and Rosaura Fernandez
78 Whole Bowel Irrigation ………………… 673
Henry D. Swoboda and Steven E. Aks
79 Video Capsule Endoscopy for Gastrointestinal Bleeding …. 676
Eric S. Levy, Christopher J. Haines, and Grant Wei
80 Esophageal Foreign Body Removal …………… 684
Bashar M. Attar
81 Balloon Tamponade of Gastrointestinal Bleeding ……. 696
Bashar M. Attar
82 Gastrostomy Tube Complications and Replacement …… 706
Erika Flores Uribe and Erick A. Eiting
83 Paracentesis ……………………… 717
Alex Koo and Ryan Walsh
84 Diagnostic Peritoneal Lavage ……………… 729
Leann Mainis and René Ramirez
85 Anal Fissure Management ………………. 738
Eric F. Reichman
86 External Hemorrhoid Management…………… 744
Katherine Holmes, Michael Balkin, and Hao Wang
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87 Prolapsed Rectum Reduction ……………… 748
Jamil D. Bayram and Eric F. Reichman
88 Anoscopy ………………………. 752
Charles Huggins, Claudia Kim, and Hao Wang
89 Rigid Rectosigmoidoscopy ………………. 757
Hao Wang, Nicole Remish, and Nestor Zenarosa
90 Rectal Foreign Body Extraction …………….. 762
Chad Holmes, Jon Wolfshohl, and Hao Wang
91 Proctoclysis ……………………… 769
Hao Wang, Tyson Jay Higgins, and Richard Dean Robinson
SECTION 6 Orthopedic and Musculoskeletal
Procedures ………………….. 775
92 Bursitis and Tendonitis Therapy …………….. 775
Dedra R. Tolson, Brandon M. Fetterolf, and Elaine H. Situ-LaCasse
93 Compartment Pressure Measurement …………. 788
Danielle D. Campagne and Scott T. Owens
94 Fasciotomy ……………………… 797
Andrew Rotando and Justin Mazzillo
95 Field Amputation of the Extremity …………… 808
Joshua T. Bucher and Michael S. Westrol
96 Extensor Tendon Repair ………………… 813
JoAnna Leuck and Keegan Bradley
97 Arthrocentesis ……………………. 819
Eric F. Reichman, John Larkin, and Brian Euerle
98 Methylene Blue Joint Injection …………….. 842
Pholaphat Charles Inboriboon and Katherine Gloor Willet
99 Basic Principles of Fracture and Joint Reductions …….. 848
Scott C. Sherman and John Robert Hardwick
100 Ultrasound for Fracture and Dislocation Identification
and Management …………………… 852
Adrian H. Flores
101 Sternoclavicular Joint Dislocation Reduction ………. 864
Michael D. Burg
102 Shoulder Joint Dislocation Reduction ………….. 871
Damali N. Nakitende, Tina Sundaram, and Michael Gottlieb
103 Elbow Joint Dislocation Reduction …………… 895
Angelique Campen
104 Radial Head Subluxation (Nursemaid’s Elbow)
Reduction ………………………. 900
Mark P. Kling
105 Carpometacarpal Dislocation Reduction ………… 904
Rene Carizey and Priya D. Perumalsamy
106 Metacarpophalangeal Joint Dislocation Reduction ……. 908
Michael Gottlieb
107 Interphalangeal Joint Dislocation Reduction ………. 914
Michael Gottlieb
108 Hip Joint Dislocation Reduction …………….. 919
Michael Gottlieb
109 Patellar Dislocation Reduction …………….. 925
Mark P. Kling
110 Knee Joint Dislocation Reduction ……………. 928
Michael Gottlieb
111 Ankle Joint Dislocation Reduction …………… 933
Crystal Ives Tallman
112 Common Fracture Reduction ……………… 938
Christopher A. Gee
113 Casts and Splints …………………… 951
Eric F. Reichman
SECTION 7 Skin and Soft Tissue Procedures ………. 971
114 General Principles of Wound Management ……….. 971
Ivette Motola and John E. Sullivan
115 Burn Wound Management ………………. 988
Stephen Sandelich and Christopher J. Russo
116 Basic Wound Closure Techniques ……………. 994
Eric F. Reichman
117 Tissue Adhesives for Wound Repair ………….. 1018
Hagop M. Afarian
118 Advanced Wound Closure Techniques …………. 1025
Eric F. Reichman
119 Management of Specific Soft Tissue Injuries ……… 1034
Thomas M. Kennedy and Christopher J. Russo
120 Subcutaneous Foreign Body Identification
and Removal ……………………. 1049
David Murray, Laura Chun, and Dhara Patel Amin
121 Ultrasound-Guided Foreign Body Identification
and Removal ……………………. 1060
Daniel S. Morrison and Chirag N. Shah
122 Hair Tourniquet Management ……………. 1066
Asim A. Abbasi
123 Tick Removal ……………………. 1069
Laurie Krass and Dhara Patel Amin
124 Fishhook Removal …………………. 1073
Eric F. Reichman
125 TASER Probe Removal ………………… 1076
Myles C. McClelland, Alfred Coats III, and Thuy Tran T. Nguyen
126 Ring Removal ……………………. 1080
Abraham Berhane, Abdoulie Njie, Robert Needleman, and
Steven H. Bowman
127 Subungual Hematoma Evacuation ………….. 1088
Steven H. Bowman, Neera Khattar, and Natasha Thomas
128 Subungual Foreign Body Removal ………….. 1094
Ginger Clinton, Ameera Haamid, and Steven H. Bowman
129 Nail Bed Repair …………………… 1097
Dayle Davenport
130 Ganglion Cyst Aspiration and Injection ………… 1105
Thomas P. Graham
131 Subcutaneous Abscess Incision and Drainage …….. 1108
Priya D. Perumalsamy
132 Paronychia or Eponychia Incision and Drainage ……. 1119
Lisa Palivos and Tim Richardson
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133 Felon Incision and Drainage …………….. 1123
Lisa Palivos and Sonali Gandhi
134 Pilonidal Abscess or Cyst Incision and Drainage ……. 1126
Carolyn Chooljian
135 Perianal Abscess Incision and Drainage ………… 1130
John Ramos and Deena Ibrahim Bengiamin
136 Sebaceous Cyst Incision and Drainage ………… 1137
Carlos J. Roldan
137 Hemorrhage Control ………………… 1141
Christopher Freeman and Ariana Wilkinson
138 Trigger Point Injections ……………….. 1154
Danielle D. Campagne
139 Escharotomy ……………………. 1159
Michael A. Schindlbeck and Carlos E. Brown, Jr.
140 Subcutaneous Hydration (Hypodermoclysis) ……… 1163
Mary J. O
141 Subcutaneous Extravasation and Infiltration
Management ……………………. 1168
Henry D. Swoboda
SECTION 8 Neurologic and Neurosurgical
Procedures …………………. 1175
142 Lumbar Puncture ………………….. 1175
Damali N. Nakitende, Michael Gottlieb, and Tina Sundaram
143 Blood Patching for Postdural Puncture (Lumbar Puncture)
Headache ……………………… 1195
Gunnar Subieta-Benito, Maria L. Torres, and Ned F. Nasr
144 Burr Holes ……………………… 1200
Caleb P. Canders, Noah T. Sugerman, and Amir A. Rouhani
145 Lateral Cervical Puncture ………………. 1207
Eric F. Reichman
146 Intracranial Pressure Monitoring …………… 1210
Hannah Kirsch, Shahed Toossi, and Debbie Yi Madhok
147 Ventriculostomy ………………….. 1217
John Burke, Shahed Toossi, and Debbie Yi Madhok
148 Ventricular Shunt Evaluation and Aspiration ……… 1223
Daniel W. Weingrow and Jacob Lentz
149 Subdural Hematoma Aspiration in the Infant …….. 1231
Sarah J. Christian-Kopp
150 Skeletal Traction (Gardner-Wells Tongs) for Cervical Spine
Dislocations and Fractures ……………… 1236
Thomas W. Engel and Rebecca R. Roberts
151 Reflex Eye Movements
(Caloric Testing and Doll’s Eyes) ……………. 1241
Atilla Üner
152 Myasthenia Gravis Testing ……………… 1245
Eric F. Reichman
SECTION 9 Anesthesia and Analgesia ………….. 1249
153 Local Anesthesia ………………….. 1249
Mark Supino and Daniel Yousef
154 Topical and Noninvasive Anesthesia …………. 1257
Sonali Gandhi and Michael A. Schindlbeck
155 Hematoma Blocks ………………….. 1267
Thomas P. Graham
156 Regional Nerve Blocks (Regional Anesthesia) …….. 1271
Eric F. Reichman and Jehangir Meer
157 Intravenous Regional Anesthesia …………… 1312
Christopher Freeman and Emily Cooper
158 Nitrous Oxide Analgesia……………….. 1320
René Ramirez and Leann Mainis
159 Procedural Sedation and Analgesia
(Conscious Sedation) ………………… 1328
Hagop M. Afarian
SECTION 10 Obstetrical and Gynecologic Procedures …. 1347
160 Ultrasound in Early Pregnancy ……………. 1347
Srikar Adhikari, Wesley Zeger, and Lori Stolz
161 Uterine Bleeding ………………….. 1363
Leah W. Antoniewicz, Beth R. Davis, Kara N. Purdy, Alexis R. Taylor,
Lindsay K. Grubish, and Sarah J. Christian-Kopp
162 Normal Spontaneous Vaginal Delivery ………… 1371
Stephen N. Dunay and Simeon W. Ashworth
163 Episiotomy …………………….. 1384
Francisco Orejuela and Padraic Chisholm
164 Shoulder Dystocia Management …………… 1393
Christopher Freeman and Adi Abramovici
165 Breech Delivery …………………… 1401
Sarah J. Christian-Kopp
166 Postpartum Hemorrhage Management ……….. 1409
Leah W. Antoniewicz
167 Perimortem Cesarean Section
(Perimortem Cesarean Delivery) …………… 1418
Jeanne A. Noble
168 Symphysiotomy …………………… 1424
Ikem Ajaelo
169 Bartholin Gland Abscess or Cyst Incision and Drainage …. 1427
Alison Uyemura and Charlie C. Kilpatrick
170 Sexual Assault Examination …………….. 1433
Monique A. Mayo and Christopher J. Russo
171 Culdocentesis ……………………. 1445
JoAnna Leuck and Jennalee Cizenski
172 Prolapsed Uterus Reduction …………….. 1449
Andrea Dreyfuss and Eric R. Snoey
SECTION 11 Genitourinary Procedures …………. 1455
173 Urethral Catheterization ………………. 1455
Richard Dean Robinson and Caleb Andrew Rees
174 Suprapubic Bladder Aspiration ……………. 1466
Richard Dean Robinson, Teresa Proietti, and Andrew Shedd
175 Suprapubic Bladder Catheterization
(Percutaneous Cystotomy) ……………… 1473
Richard Dean Robinson, Aaron W. Bull, and Andrew Shedd
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176 Retrograde Urethrography and Cystography ……… 1481
Richard Dean Robinson and Sasha Michael Dib
177 Anesthesia of the Penis, Testicle, and Epididymis ……. 1487
Eric F. Reichman
178 Priapism Management ……………….. 1493
Steven Go
179 Paraphimosis Reduction ………………. 1500
Matthew D. Schwartz and Ann P. Nguyen
180 Phimosis Reduction …………………. 1506
Kevin O’Rourke
181 Dorsal Slit of the Foreskin ………………. 1510
Carlos J. Roldan
182 Manual Testicular Detorsion …………….. 1514
Steven Go
183 Zipper Injury Management ……………… 1519
Anthony W. Catalano and Ricky N. Amii
184 Genitourinary Foreign Body Removal …………. 1523
Dennis Hsieh, Claire H. Lyons, and Karen Lind
SECTION 12 Ophthalmologic Procedures ………… 1535
185 Eye Examination ………………….. 1535
Shari Schabowski and Carmen Alcala
186 Contact Lens Removal ……………….. 1556
Scott A. Heinrich and Dino P. Rumoro
187 Ocular Burn Management and Eye Irrigation ……… 1560
Steven J. Socransky
188 Intraocular Pressure Measurement (Tonometry) ……. 1567
Rosalia Njeri Mbugua and Adam Jennings
189 Digital Globe Massage ……………….. 1576
Carlos J. Roldan and Eric F. Reichman
190 Anterior Chamber Paracentesis ……………. 1579
Rene Carizey
191 Corneal Foreign Body Removal ……………. 1582
Scott A. Heinrich and Dino P. Rumoro
192 Corneal Rust Ring Removal ……………… 1588
Adam Jennings, Marcus Holmes, and Devin Sandlin
193 Eye Patching and Eye Shields …………….. 1591
Teresa D. Le and Adam Jennings
194 Acute Orbital Compartment Syndrome
(Retrobulbar Hemorrhage) Management ………. 1595
Andrew F. Perin, Jamil D. Bayram, and Sami H. Uwaydat
195 Globe Luxation Reduction ……………… 1600
Briana D. Mazur, Adam Jennings, and Heidi Knowles
196 Hordeolum (Stye) Incision and Drainage ……….. 1603
Sami H. Uwaydat, Andrew F. Perin, and Jamil D. Bayram
SECTION 13 Otolaryngologic Procedures ……….. 1607
197 External Auditory Canal Foreign Body Removal ……. 1607
G. Carolyn Clayton, Katarzyna M. Gore, and Melissa M. Rice
198 Cerumen Impaction Removal …………….. 1616
Dayle Davenport
199 Tympanocentesis ………………….. 1622
Paul J. Jones
200 Auricular Hematoma Evacuation …………… 1625
Eric F. Reichman
201 Nasal Medication Administration …………… 1633
Crystal Ives Tallman and Joel Tallman
202 Nasal Foreign Body Removal …………….. 1637
G. Carolyn Clayton, Katarzyna M. Gore, and Melissa M. Rice
203 Nasal Fracture Reduction ………………. 1646
Eric F. Reichman
204 Nasal Septal Hematoma Evacuation …………. 1655
Michael Friedman and Jessica Tang
205 Epistaxis Management ……………….. 1660
Steven Lai and Matthew Waxman
206 Laryngoscopy ……………………. 1676
Steven J. Charous
207 Airway Foreign Body Removal ……………. 1683
Guy Shochat, Jacqueline Nemer, David L. Walner, and
Martin E. Anderson, Jr.
208 Peritonsillar Abscess Incision and Drainage ……… 1690
Daniel S. Morrison and Chirag N. Shah
SECTION 14 Dental Procedures ……………… 1699
209 Dental Anesthesia and Analgesia …………… 1699
Eric F. Reichman
210 Dental Abscess Incision and Drainage ………… 1711
Richard Dean Robinson and Peter S. Kim
211 Post-Extraction Pain and Dry Socket (Alveolar Osteitis)
Management ……………………. 1718
Eric F. Reichman
212 Post-Extraction Bleeding Management ……….. 1720
Eric F. Reichman
213 Defective Dental Restoration Management ……… 1724
Richard Dean Robinson and Daisha McLarty
214 Subluxed and Avulsed Tooth Management ………. 1728
Richard Dean Robinson, Adam Flink, and Ryan Nathaniel Krech
215 Fractured Tooth Management ……………. 1736
Richard Dean Robinson, Mahmuda Farha, and Bharti R. Chaudhari
216 Temporomandibular Joint Dislocation Reduction …… 1740
Marilyn M. Hallock
217 Arch Bar Separation …………………. 1747
Richard Dean Robinson, Amanda Pientka,
and Phuc Ba Duong
SECTION 15 Podiatric Procedures ……………. 1751
218 Ingrown Toenail Management ……………. 1751
Sean Dyer and Jeffrey Schaider
219 Plantar Puncture Wound Management ………… 1755
Vishal Bhuva and Dhara Patel Amin
220 Toe Fracture Management ……………… 1760
JoAnna Leuck and Tyler Hedman
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221 Plantar Wart Management ……………… 1764
Kevin O’Rourke
222 Neuroma Management ……………….. 1769
Justin C. Bosley and Eric R. Snoey
223 Management of Select Podiatric Conditions ……… 1775
JoAnna Leuck, Jacob Hurst, and Anant Patel
SECTION 16 Miscellaneous Procedures …………. 1789
224 Relief of Choking and Acute Upper Airway
Foreign Body Removal ……………….. 1789
Guy Shochat and Jacqueline Nemer
225 Induction of Therapeutic Hypothermia
(Targeted Temperature Management) ………… 1797
Eleanor Dunham
226 Hypothermic Patient Management ………….. 1806
Jessen D. Schiebout
227 Hyperthermic Patient Management …………. 1821
Jessica Mann and J. Elizabeth Neuman
228 Autotransfusion …………………… 1828
Carlos J. Roldan and Amit Mehta
229 Helmet Removal ………………….. 1833
Ashley N. Sanello and Atilla Üner
230 Pneumatic Antishock Garment (MAST Trousers) ……. 1841
Evan J. Weiner
231 Hazmat Patient Management ……………. 1845
Atilla Üner
232 Physical Restraints …………………. 1859
Dean Sagun
233 Chemical Restraint …………………. 1867
David K. Duong and Dara Mendelsohn
Index …………………………. 1879
Authors
Eric F. Reichman, PhD, MD, FAAEM, FACEP, NBPAS
Clinical Associate Professor of Emergency Medicine
Attending Physician, Department of Emergency Medicine
UT-Health
McGovern Medical School
University of Texas Health Science Center at Houston-Medical School
Voluntary Attending Physician, Emergency Department
Memorial Hermann Hospital-Texas Medical Center
Houston, Texas
Book Details
- Book Name: Reichman’s Emergency Medicine Procedures, 3rd Edition
- Authors: Eric Reichman (Author)
- Publisher : McGraw Hill / Medical; 3rd edition (December 25, 2018)
- Language : English
- Hardcover : 1952 pages
- ISBN-10 : 1259861929
- ISBN-13 : 978-1259861925
- Item Weight : 9.64 pounds
- Dimensions : 9 x 2.75 x 11 inches
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