Oxford Handbook for the Foundation Program
Author: Sanders
Price: $85.00
ISBN: 9780198567899
Year: 2005
Series: Current
This is the first book written for the UK's Foundation Program, which all newly qualified doctors will enter from September 2005. It will be the most useful book a new doctor can carry during the first two years after medical school, covering both clinical topics and non-clinical career information.Table of ContentsThe Job1. Before You Start2. How to be a PRHO3. Clinical Notes4. Prescribing5. Daily Duties6. Ward Round7. Difficult Patients8. Discharge/TTOs9. Driving Regulations10. Referrals11. Being On Call12. The Night Shift13. Surviving14. The Medical Team - us15. Multi-Disciplinary - Them16. Labs17. Occupational HealthYour Career18. Teaching/Presentations19. Continuing Your Education20. Research and Academia21. Statistics22. Keeping Track23. Exams and Royal Colleges24. Career Progression25. Choosing a Job26. List of Careers/Specialties27. Getting a Job28. Moving/Finding a House29. Starting Work in the UK30. Working AbroadCommunication31. Communication and Conduct32. Patient Communication33. Patient Centred Care34. Violence and Aggression35. Language36. Outside AgenciesEthics37. Dealing with Death38. Death Process39. Religion40. Confidentiality and Capacity41. ConsentWhen Things Go Wrong42. Medical Errors43. Incident Reporting44. Hating Your Job45. Negligence and Complaints46. Colleagues and ProblemsBoring But Important47. NHS Structure48. Clinical Governance49. Benefits50. Finance51. Other MoneyClinical Presentations52. History and Exam53. Early Warning Scores54. Arrest55. Cardiovascular56. Respiratory57. Abdomen58. Neuro59. Endocrine/Metabolic60. Infectious61. Ward Cover62. Night Sedation63. LimbsSpecialties64. Surgery65. Paediatrics66. Obs and Gynae67. Psychiatry68. General Practice69. A&E70. ITU and Anaesthetics71. Orthopaedics72. Rheumatology73. ENT74. Urology75. Ophthalmology76. Dermatology77. Haematology78. Oncology79. Palliative CareProcedures80. Introduction81. Venepuncture82. Blood cultures83. Femoral stab84. IV cannulation85. Arterial blood gases86. Injections - SC and IM87. Giving IV drugs88. ECG89. Cardiac monitors90. Exercise testing91. Cardioversion92. Central lines93. Pleural taps94. Chest drains95. Catheterisation96. NG tubes97. Ascitic tap98. Lumbar puncture99. Joint aspiration100. Local anaestheticsInterpreting resultsVenous blood tests101. Full blood count (FBC)102. Clotting103. Cardiac markers104. Inflammatory response105. Urea and electrolytes (U+E)106. Liver function tests (LFT) and amylase107. Calcium and phosphateOther fluids108. CSF109. Urine110. Arterial blood gases (ABG)X-rays111. Chest X-ray (CXR)112. Abdomen X-ray (AXR)Others113. Respiratory function tests114. Electrocardiogram (ECG)AppendicesUseful numbers and websitesHeight conversionWeight conversionBody mass indexInteresting casesBlank telephone No 1Blank timetable 1Blank telephone No 2Blank timetable 2Blank telephone No 3Blank timetable 3
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