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About Therapeutic Guidelines
Getting to know your drugs
Analgesic
Antibiotic
Cardiovascular
Dermatology
Emergency Medicine
    Contributors
    Getting to know your emergency drugs
    Resuscitation
    Recognising the seriously ill child
    Procedural sedation and analgesia
    Chest pain
    Cardiovascular emergencies
    Respiratory emergencies
    Gastrointestinal emergencies
    Neurological emergencies
    Endocrine emergencies
    Palliative care emergencies
    Rheumatological emergencies
    Dermatological emergencies
    Infectious disease emergencies
    Fever
    Anaphylaxis
       Introduction
       Classification and severity
       Emergency management of allergic and anaphylactic reactions
          Mild allergic or anaphylactic reactions
          Moderate or severe anaphylactic reactions
             Assessment of blood pressure in anaphylaxis
             Emergency management of anaphylaxis (Table 14.14)
             Adrenaline infusion
                General principles in anaphylaxis
                Children with life-threatening anaphylaxis
                Adrenaline infusion guide for anaphylaxis (Table 14.15)
                Emergency adrenaline infusion without an infusion pump for life-threatening anaphylaxis-induced hypotension in an adult or adolescent (Box 14.13)
       Prevention of further anaphylactic reactions
    Trauma
    Burns
    Oral and dental emergencies
    Epistaxis
    Ocular emergencies
    Obstetric emergencies
    Psychiatric emergencies
    Toxicology
    Toxinology
    Environmental medicine
    Useful resources (Appendix 14.1)
    Common abbreviations in emergency medicine (Appendix 14.2)
    List of tables, boxes and figures
    Key references
Endocrinology
Gastrointestinal
Neurology
Oral and Dental
Palliative Care
Psychotropic
Respiratory
Rheumatology
Developmental Disability
Drug use in pregnancy and breastfeeding