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Oxford Handbook of Critical Care (Oxford Medical Publications)

Oxford Handbook of Critical Care (Oxford Medical Publications)
By Mervyn Singer, Andrew R. Webb

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Covering each topic on a single page, with space for the readers' notes or local procedures, this book includes details of equipment, techniques and procedures for monitoring and for therapeutic purposes, laboratory monitoring, pharmacology, basic principles of patient management, and the clinical management of specific conditions presenting in the intensive care unit. A concise, didactic and practical guide for junior staff, as well as a handy reference for more senior staff.


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  • Amazon Sales Rank: #631221 in Books
  • Published on: 1996-09
  • Original language: English
  • Number of items: 1
  • Binding: Paperback
  • 554 pages

Editorial Reviews

Doody's Journal
"Singer and Webb's book is an excellent handbook for those working on critical care... Its patient-centred, practical and fully referenced..."


Customer Reviews

Good for quick reference3
This pocket-sized book provides a very concise reference for common conditions found in critical care, and their treatments. There are some effective diagrams that simplify some of the more complex concepts such as septic shock. However, the instuctions for 'management' of conditions, whilst brief and to-the-point, could do with more detail in places.

Additionally, the book contains a large number of blank pages, supposedly for the reader to add their own notes. For a book costing £25, i would expect these pages to contain extra information!

Nevertheless, a good source for quick reference.

Complete, clear, detailed5
I needed a comprehensive book which would explain the basics for my first time in the ICU (I am a medicine student) and that would be easy to carry around in my coat pocket. This is it. I love it.