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| adam_text | CONTENTS
Section
Editors xv
Contributing Authors
xix
Preface xLvii
Acknowledgments xLix
Section Editors: Stephen
0.
Heard and Margaret M. Hudlin
1.
Airway Management and Endotracheal
Intubation
...................................3
Shubjeet Kaur and Stephen
0.
Heard
2.
Central Venous Catheters
................19
Scott A. Celinski and Michael G. Seneff
3.
Arterial Line Placement and Care
.......38
Scott A. Celinski and Michael G. Seneff
4.
Pulmonary Artery Catheters
..............48
Harvey Steven Reich
5.
Temporary Cardiac Pacing
................66
Seth
T. Dahlberg
6.
Cardioversion
and Defibrillation
.........73
Naomi F. Botkin
7.
Pericardiocentesis
........................80
Richard C. Becker
8.
Chest Tube Insertion and Care
...........86
Robert A. Lancey
9.
Bronchoscopy
..............................95
Stephen J. Krinzman and Richard S.
Irwin
10.
Thoracentesis
.............................101
Mark M. Wilson and Richard S.
Irwin
11.
Arterial Puncture for Blood Gas
Analysis
....................................108
Kimberly A. Robinson, Deborah H.
Markowitz,
and
Richard S.
Irwin
12.
Tracheostomy
.............................112
Scott E. Kopec and
Ciaran
J.
McNamee
13.
Gastrointestinal Endoscopy
.............124
Alexander J. Eckardt and Wahid Wassef
14.
Paracentesis
and Diagnostic Peritoneal
Lavage
.....................................130
Lena M.
Napolitano
15.
Gastroesophageal Balloon Tamponade for
Acute Variceal Hemorrhage
.............138
Marie T. Pavini and Juan Carlos Puyana
16.
Endoscopie
Placement of Feeding
Tubes
......................................144
Lena M.
Napolitano
17.
Cerebrospinal
Fluid Aspiration
.........151
John P. Weaver
18.
Percutaneous Suprapubic
Cystostomy
................................159
Philip J. Ayvazian
19.
Aspiration of the Knee and
Synovial
Fluid
Analysis
....................................163
Bonnie J. Bidinger, Maria
E. Abruzzo,
and
Eric W.
Jacobson
20.
Anesthesia for Bedside Procedures
.... 169
Mark Dershwitz
21.
Interventional Radiology: Drainage
Techniques
................................177
Young H. Kim and Ducksoo
Ют
22.
Cardiopulmonary Resuscitation
........182
John
A. Paraskos
and Alan A. Orquiola
23.
Management of Pain in the Critically
IU
Patient
.....................................212
Mario De
Pinto and W. Thomas Edwards
vii
viii
Contents
24.
Therapeutic Paralysis
....................224
J.
Matthias Walz, Raimis
Matulionis, and Klialdoun Faris
Section
Editor: Alan Lisbon
25. Routine Monitoring
of Critically
IU
Patients
...................................235
Michael
D. Howell,
Frederick J. Curley, and
Nicholas A. Smyrnios
26.
Indirect Calorimetry
.....................256
Nicholas A. Smyrnios and Frederick J. Curley
27.
Minimally Invasive Cardiology
...........261
Andrew J. Goodwin, Ednan K. Bajwa, and Atul Malhotra
28.
Neurologic and Intracranial Pressure
Monitoring
................................274
Eric A. Bedell and Donald S. Prough
29.
Echocardiography in the Intensive Care
Unit
........................................289
Achikam Oren-Grinberg, Adam B.
Lerner,
and
Daniel Talmor
303
30.
Monitoring Gastrointestinal Tract
Function
...................................
Ruben J.
Azocar,
Suresh Agarwal, and Ishaq
Lat
31.
Respiratory Monitoring during Mechanical
Ventilation
................................311
Todd W.
Sarge, Ray Ritz,
and Daniel Talmor
Section Editor: Patrick T. O Gara
32.
Approach to the Patient with Hypotension
and Hemodynamic Instability
...........327
Michael M. Givertz and James C. Fang
33.
Management of Advanced Heart
Failure
.....................................337
G. William Dec
34.
Valvular Heart Disease
..................347
Sahil A. Parikh and Patrick T. O Gara
35.
Critical Care of Pericardial Disease
.... 366
Aksnay Desai and Kenneth L. Baugnman
36.
Acute Aortic Syndromes
.................377
Leon M.
Ptaszek,
Eric M.
Isselbacher,
and
James L. Jamizzi, Jr.
37.
Evaluation and Management of
Hypertension in the Intensive Care
Unit
........................................391
Robert J.
Неука
38.
Cardiac Trauma
...........................399
Ravi K. Ghanta and Frederick Y. Chen
39.
Unstable Angina/I on-ST-Segment-
Elevation Myocardial Infarction
.........408
Marc S.
Sabatine
and Christopher P. Cannon
40.
ST-Elevation Myocardial Infarction
.....428
James
A. de Lemos
and David A. Morrow
41.
Mechanical Complications of Myocardial
Infarction
..................................443
Annabel A. Chen and Michael A. Fifer
42.
Ventricular Tachycardia
..................452
Bruce
A. Kopian
and William G. Stevenson
43.
Supraventricular Tachycardia
...........464
Robert E.
Eckart,
John L. Sapp, Jr., and
Laurence M. Epstein
44.
Bradyarrhythmias and Temporary
Pacing
.....................................480
Hugh Calkins and Glenn Meininger
Section Editors: J. Mark Madison and Richard S.
Irwin
45.
Respiratory Failure Part I: A Physiologic
Approach to Respiratory Failure
.......491
Thaddeus C. Bartter, Wissam B. Abouzgneib,
Melvin R.
Pratter,
and Richard S.
Irwin
46.
Respiratory Failure Part II: Acute
Respiratory Failure Due to Acute
Respiratory Distress Syndrome and
Pulmonary Edema
........................497
Gilman
В.
Allen and Polly
Ľ.
Parsons
47.
Respiratory Failure Part III: Status
Asthmaticus
...............................516
J. Mark Madison and Richard S.
Irwin
48.
Respiratory Failure Part IV: Chronic
Obstructive Pulmonary Disease
.........531
Meyer S. Baiter and Ronald F. Grossman
49.
Respiratory Failure Part V:
E t rapiilmonan Causes of Respiratory
Failure
.....................................541
Helen M. Hollingsworth, Melvin R.
Pratter,
and
Richard S.
Irwin
Contents
ix
50.
Respiratory
Failure Part
VI: Acute
Respiratory Failure in Pregnancy
.......556
Christine Campbell-Reardon and
Helen M. Hollingsworth
51.
Venous Thromboembolism: Pulmonary
Embolism
anu
Deep Venous
Thrombosis
...............................575
Charles William Hargett, III and Victor F.
Tapson
52.
Managing Hemoptysis
....................588
Richard S.
Irwin,
Frederick J. Curley, and
Kimberly A. Robinson
53.
Aspiration
.................................599
Kimberly A. Robinson, Deborah H.
Markowitz,
and
Richard S.
Irwin
54.
Drowning
..................................607
Nicholas A. Smyrnios and Richard S.
Irwin
55.
Pulmonary Hypertension
.................614
Lewis J. Rubin
56.
Pleural
Disease in the Critically
111 Patient
.................................625
Peter Doelken and Steven A. Sahn
57.
Mechanical Ventilation Part I:
Invasive
....................................643
Rolf D. Hubmayr and Richard S.
Irwin
58.
Mechanical Ventilation Part II:
Noninvasive Mechanical Ventilation
for the Adult Hospitalized
Patient
.....................................660
Peter
С
Gay
59.
Mechanical Ventilation Part III:
Discontinuation
...........................677
Richard S.
Irwin
and Rolf D. Hubmayr
60.
Gas Embolism Syndromes: Venous Gas
Emboli,
Arterial
Gas Emboli,
and
Decompression Sickness
................689
Mark M. Wilson
61.
Respiratory Adjunct Therapy
............705
Scott E. Kopec, Ann E. Connolly, and Richard S.
Irwin
62.
Chest
Radiographic
Examination
.......724
Cynthia B. Umali and Jerry P. Balikian
63.
Acute Inhalation Injury
..................755
David J. Prezant, Dorsett D. Smith, and
Lawrence C. Mohr
64.
Disorders of Temperature Control Part I:
Hypothermia
..............................771
Frederick J. Curley and Richard S.
Irwin
65.
Disorders of Temperature Control Part II:
Hyperthermia
.............................787
Frederick J. Curley and Richard S.
Irwin
66.
Severe Upper Airway Infections
.........804
Oren
P. Schaefer, Teresa E. Jacobs, and Richard S.
Irwin
67.
Acute Infectious Pneumonia
............822
Ravindra M.
Menta
and Michael S. Niederman
68.
Lung Biopsy
...............................848
Scott E. Kopec and Richard S.
Irwin
69.
Sleep Issues in the Intensive Care Unit
Setting
.....................................856
Kim Goring and Nancy A. Collop
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Section
Editor:
David M. Clive
70.
Physiologie Concepts
in the
Management
of Renal, Fluid, and Electrolyte Disorders
in the Intensive Care Unit
...............867
Andrew J. Cohen
71.
Metabolic Acidosis and Metabolic
Alkalosis
...................................884
Robert M. Black and Gary O. Noroian
72.
Disorders of Plasma Sodium and Plasma
Potassium
.................................898
Robert M. Black and Gary O. Noroian
73.
Acute Renal Failure in the Intensive Care
Unit
........................................926
David
M. Clive
and Andrew J. Cohen
74.
Drug Dosing in Renal and Hepatic Failure:
A Pharmacokinetic Approach to the
Critically 111 Patient
......................951
Ronald J. DeBellis, Brian S. Smith, Pauline A. Cawley,
and Jason E. Cross
75.
Dialysis Therapy in the Intensive Care
Setting
.....................................986
Arif
Showkat,
Sergio R. Acchiardo, and
William F. Owen, Jr.
Section Editor: Richard T. Ellison, III
76.
Approach to Fever in the Intensive Care
Patient
...................................1015
Raul E. Davaro and Richard H. Glew
[ Contents
77.
Use of Antimicrobials in the Treatment
of Infection in the Critically 111
Patient
...................................1023
Iva Živna,
Richard H. Glew, and Jennifer S. Daly
78.
Prevention and Control of
Nosocomial
Infection in the Intensive
Care Unit
.................................1038
Mireya Wessolossky and Richard T. Ellison, III
79.
Central Nervous System Infections.
... 1044
Alan L. Rothman
80.
Infective Endocarditis and Infections of
Intracardiac Prosthetic Devices
.......1055
Karen
С
Carroll and Sarah H. Cheeseman
81.
Infections Associated with Vascular
Catheters
................................1072
Suzanne F. Bradley and Carol A. Kauffman
82.
Urinary Tract Infections
................1080
Steven M. Opal
83.
Life-Threatening Community-Acquired
Infections: Toxic Shock Syndrome,
Overwhelming Postsplenectomy Infection,
Meningococcemia, Malaria, Rocky
Mountain Spotted Fever, and Others.
.1091
Mary Bessesen
84.
Acute Infection in the
Immunocompromised Host
............
11
02
Jennifer S. Daly and Robert W. Finberg
85.
Intensive Care of Patients with
HIV
Infection
.................................1112
Sarah H. Cheeseman and Mark J. Rosen
86.
Infectious Complications of Drug
Abuse
.....................................1119
William L. Marshall and Neil M.
Ampel
87.
Tuberculosis
.............................1126
Robert W. Belknap and Randall R. Reves
88.
Botulism
..................................1136
Mary Dawn T. Co and Richard T. Ellison, III
89.
Tetanus
...................................1139
Mary Dawn T. Co and Richard
Г.
Ellison, III
90.
Serious Epidemic Viral
Pneumonias
..............................1142
Daniel Libraty
91.
Biological Agents of Mass
Destruction
..............................1152
Angelině
A. Lazarus,
Asna
Devereaux, aad
Lawrence C. Monr
Section
Editor:
Ray
E. Clouse
92.
Upper and Lower Gastrointestinal
Bleeding
..................................1173
Sanjay Sikka, Gary R. Zuckerman, and Chandra Prakash
93.
Stress Ulcer Syndrome
.................1181
Chandra Prakash and Gary R. Zuckerman
94.
Gastrointestinal Motility in the
Critically 111 Patient
.....................1186
Brennan M. R. Spiegel and
Inder
M.
Singh
95.
Fulminant Colitis and Toxic
Megacolon
...............................1194
Stephen B.
Hanauer
96.
Evaluation and Management of Liver
Failure
....................................1198
Mauricio
Lisker-Melman, Daniel A. Ringold, and
Anisa
Shaker
97.
Diarrhea
..................................1210
Laura E. Harrell and Eugene B. Chang
98.
Severe and Complicated Biliary Tract
Disease
...................................1218
Riad Azar
and Sreenivasa S. Jonnalagadda
99.
Hepatic Dysfunction
....................1224
Mauricio
Lisker-Melman,
Anisa
Shaker, and
Daniel A. Ringold
100.
Acute Pancreatitis
......................1230
Michael L. Steer
ITOOCRME PROBLEMS
Section Editors:
Aldo
A. Rossini and Neil Aronin
101.
Management Of Diabetes in Critically
Ш
Patients
..................................
1
245
Michael J. Thompson,
Aldo
A. Rossini, and
John P.
Mordes
102.
Diabetic Comas
..........................1256
Aldo
A. Rossini, Samir Malkani, Michael J. Thompson,
and John P.
Mordes
103.
Thyroid Storm
...........................
1
271
Marjorte
S. Safran,
Susan L. Abend, and
Lewis E. Braverman
Contents
xi
104. Myxedema
Coma........................
1276
Charles
H. Emerson
105.
Hypoadrenal
Crisis
......................1280
Christopher Longcope and
Neil Aronin
106.
Disorders of Mineral Metabolism
.....1287
Daniel
T. Baran
and Nell Aronin
107.
Hypoglycemia
............................1294
John P.
Mordes,
Michael J. Thompson, Samir Malkani,
and
Aldo
A. Rossini
108.
Sick Euthyroid Syndrome in the Intensive
Care Unit
.................................1309
Alan P. Farwell
ЅесошЖ
САКБШІТ
Section Editor:
F. Marc
Stewart
109.
Acquired Bleeding Disorders
..........1323
Adam Seegmiller and Ravindra Sarode
110.
Common Congenital Bleeding
Disorders
................................1335
Craig E. Devoe and Wadie F. Bahou
111. Thrombocytopenia and Platelet
Dysfunction in Critical Care
Patients
..................................1348
Thomas G. DeLoughery
112.
Antithrombotic Therapy
................1360
Gowthami M. Arepally and Richard C. Becker
113.
Diagnosis and Management of
Hypercoagulable States
................1376
A. Samer Al-Homsi, Abir
Kanaan,
and
Humberto
Rossi
114.
The Hemolytic Anemias
.................1385
Pamela S. Becker
115.
Therapeutic Apheresis: Technical
Considerations and Indications in Critical
Care
......................................1392
Theresa
Nester
and Michael Linenberger
116.
Transfusion Therapy: Blood Components
and Transfusion Complications
........1401
Terry Gernsneimer
117.
The Acute
Leukémiás
...................1408
Mikkael A. Sekeres and RiGhard M. Stone
118.
Oncologie
Emergencies
................1418
Damian
Green, John A. Thompson, and
Brace Montgomery
_
ЦРЦ^;
Section Editors: Christopher H. Linden and Steven B. Bird
119.
General Considerations in the Evaluation
and Treatment of Poisoning
............1433
Christopher H. Linden
120.
Acetaminophen Poisoning
..............1460
Steven B. Bird
121.
Alcohol and
Glycol
Poisoning
..........1469
Marco L. A. Sivilotti and Marsha D. Ford
122.
Antiarrhythmic Agents
..................1486
Michael Ganctsky and Edward W. Boyer
123.
Anticholinergic Poisoning
..............1499
Keith
K. Burkhart
124.
Anticonvulsant Poisoning
..............1502
Steven B. Bird
125.
Antidepressant Poisoning
..............1513
Cynthia K. Aaron and Abhishek Katiyar
126.
Antipsychotic Poisoning
................1525
Michael J. Burns and Christopher H. Linden
127.
Beta-Blocker Poisoning
................1539
Javier
С
Waksman and Kenneth
W. Kulig
128.
Calcium Channel
Blocker
Poisoning.
. .1544
Christopher R.
DeWitt
129.
Cardiac Glycoside Poisoning
..........1551
Mark A. Kirk and Bryan S. Judge
130.
Cholinergic Poisoning
..................1556
Cynthia K. Aaron
131.
Cocaine Poisoning
......................1563
Richard D. Shih and Judd E. Hollander
132.
Corrosive Poisoning
.....................1568
Robert P. Dowsett and Christopher H. Linden
133.
Cyclooxygenase Inhibitor (Nonsteroidal
Antiinflammatory Drug) Poisoning
__1578
Christopher H. Linden and Marco L. A. Sivilotti
134.
Envenomations
..........................1589
Robert L. Norris
135.
Heavy Metal Poisoning
..................1601
Luke Tip
136.
Hydrocarbon Poisoning
.................1618
William J.
Lewander
and James G. Linakis
137.
Hydrofluoric Acid Poisoning
...........1626
Kennon Heard
XÜ Contents
138.
Iron Poisoning
...........................1629
Milton Tenenbein
139.
Isoniazid Poisoning
.....................1635
James B. Mowry and R. Brent Furbee
140.
Lithium Poisoning
.......................1639
Kent R. Olson
141.
Methylxanthine Poisoning
..............1644
Michael W. Shannon
142.
Opioid Poisoning
........................1651
Robert P. Dowsett and Luke Yip
143.
Pesticide Poisoning
.....................1660
William K. Chiang and Richard
Y. Wang
144.
Phencyclidine and Hallucinogen
Poisoning
................................1678
Frank F. Daly and Luke Yip
145.
Sedative-Hypnotic Agent Poisoning
... 1685
Andis Graudins and Cynthia K. Aaron
146.
Sympathomimetic Poisoning
...........1694
Edwin K. Kuffner
147.
Systemic Asphyxiant Poisoning
........1699
1
Alan H. Hall
148.
Withdrawal Syndromes
.................1707
Paul M. Wax and Anne-Michelle
Ruha
149.
Chemical Agents of Mass
Destruction
..............................1717
James Geiling and Lawrence C. Mohr
ifp PROBLEMS
Шшшгагг
Section Editor: Frederick A. Luchette
150.
Epistaxis
.................................1729
Chad
Α.
Zender
and Louis G. Portugal
151.
Esophageal Perforation and Acute
Mediastinitis
.............................1735
Chand Ramaiah and Robert M. Mentzer, Jr.
152.
Management of the Postoperative Cardiac
Surgical Patient
.........................1740
Catherine Dudick and Alan Lisbon
153.
Noncardiac Surgery in the Cardiac
Patient
...................................1755
Steven B.
Edelstein
154.
Diagnosis and Management of
Intraabdominal
Sepsis
..................1771
Thomas L. Husted, Eric W. Mueller, Tiffany M. Lasky,
Mubeen A. Jafrl, and Joseph S. Solomkin
155.
Mesenteric Ischemia
...................1788
John
Ricotta
and Cheng
Lo
156.
Compartment Syndrome of the Abdominal
Cavity
.....................................1795
Ajai K. Malhotra and Rao R. Ivatury
157.
Necrotizing Fasciitis and Other Soft
Tissue Infections
........................1804
Frederick W. Endorf and Richard L. Gamelli
158.
Peripheral Arterial Disease: Importance
in the Critical Care Setting
............1810
Hung
B. Chu
and Peter G.
Kalman
159.
Pressure Sores: Prevention and
Treatment
................................1815
Victor
Cimino
and Wellington J. Davis, III
160.
Management of the Obstetric Patient
in the Intensive Care Setting
..........1821
John G. Gianopoulos and Jonathan F. Critchlow
Section Editor·. Stephen M. Cohn
161.
Shock: An Overview
.....................1831
Michael L. Cheatham, Ernest F. J. Block, John T.
Promes,
Howard G. Smith, Daniel L. Dent, and
Deborah L. Mueller
162.
Resuscitation
............................1843
Donald H. Jenkins and John B. Holcomb
163.
The Management of Sepsis
.............1855
Paul E.
Marik
and Joseph
Varon
164.
Multiple Organ Dysfunction
Syndrome
................................1870
Joseph
Varon
and Paul E.
Marik
165.
Trauma: Systems and Injury
Prevention
...............................1874
Ronald M. Stewart, Michelle A. Price, and
Alan D. Murdock
166.
Critical Care of the Patient with
Traumatic Brain and Spine Injury.
.....1878
Elizabeth M. Trinidad and Roman Hlatky
167.
Thoracic Trauma
........................1901
Scott B. Johnson and John G. Myers
168.
Abdominal Trauma
......................1919
Michael
G. Corneille,
Peter P. Lopez, and
Stephen M. Cohn
169.
Burn Management
......................1930
Steven E. Wolf and Basil A. Pruitt, Jr.
170.
PeMc and Lower Extremity Injuries
.. 1938
Boulos ToursarMssian and Animesh Agarwal
Contents
xiii
Section
Editor: David
A. Drachmán
171. An
Approach to Neurologic Problems in
the Intensive Care Unit
.................1955
David
A. Drachmán
172.
Evaluating the Patient with Altered
Consciousness in the Intensive Care
Unit
.......................................1959
Lawrence J. Hayward and David
A. Drachmán
173.
Metabolic Encephalopathy
.............1967
Paula D. Ravin
174.
Generalized Anoxia/Ischemia of the
Nervous System
.........................1976
Carol F.
Lippa
and Majaz Moonis
175.
Status Epilepticus
.......................1980
Catherine A. Phillips and Jaymes R.
Venerna
176.
Cerebrovascular Disease
...............1987
Majaz Moonis, John P. Weaver, and Marc Fisher
177.
Neurooncological Problems in the
Intensive Care Unit
......................1996
N.
Scott Litofsky and Lawrence D.
Recht
178.
Guillain-Barré
Syndrome
...............2007
Isabelita
R.
Bella and David A. Chad
179.
Myasthenia
Gravis in
the Intensive Care
Unit
.......................................2015
Randall R. Long
180.
Miscellaneous Neurologic Problems in the
Intensive Care Unit
......................2021
Megan Sehitelli, Nancy M. Fontneau, and
Ann Mitchell
181.
Subarachnoid Hemorrhage
.............2029
Wiley Hall, Majaz Moonis, and John P. Weaver
182.
Mental Status Dysfunction in the Intensive
Care Unit: Postoperative Cognitive
Impairment
..............................2036
Joan M. Swearer and Shashidhara Nanjundaswamy
183.
Newly Acquired Weakness in the Intensive
Care Unit: Critical Illness Myopathy and
Neuropathy
...............................2039
David A. Chad
Section Editor: Stephanie M.
Levine
184.
Immunosuppression in Solid-Organ
Transplantation
..........................2045
Melissa Kennedy, Abhinav
Humar,
and Arthur J.
Matas
185.
Critical Care Problems in Kidney
Transplant Recipients
..................2058
Mark L. Sturdevant and
Rainer
W.
G.
Gruessner
186.
Critical Care Problems in Heart and
Heart-Lung Transplant Recipients
.... 2070
Sara J. Shumway and Cynthia S.
Herrington
187.
Care of the Pancreas Transplant
Recipient
.................................2078
Raja Kandaswamy and David E. R. Sutherland
188.
Management of the Organ Donor
.....2091
Christoph Troppmann
189.
Diagnosis and Management of Rejection,
Infection, and Malignancy
in Transplant Recipients
...............2116
David L. Dunn
190.
Critical Care of Liver and Intestinal
Transplant Recipients
..................2133
Abhinav
Humar
and William D. Payne
191.
Hematopoietic Cell Transplantation
.2150
Paul A. Carpenter, Marco Mielcarek, and
Ann E. Woolfrey
192.
Critical Care of the Lung Transplant
Recipient
.................................2169
Luis F. Angel and Stephanie M.
Levine
Section Editor: Dominic J. Nompleggi
193.
Nutrition Support in the
Critically 111 Patient
.....................2181
Dominic J. Nompleggi
194.
Parenteral and
Enterai
Nutrition in the
Intensive Care Unit
......................2186
David F. Driscoll and Bruce R. Bistrian
195.
Disease-Specific Nutrition
.............2202
Neha R.
Parekh, Douglas L.
Seidner,
and
Dominic J. Nompleggi
xiv
Contents
Section
Editor: Robert
В.
Zurier
196. Rheumatololgic
Diseases in the
Intensive
Care Unit
.................................2217
Nancy
Y.
N.
Liu
197.
Anaphylaxis
..............................2243
Frédéric F.
Little and Helen M. Hollingsworth
198.
Dermatology in the Intensive
Care Unit
.................................2255
Nikki A. Levin,
Amit
Garg, Jeremy S. Bordeaux,
Dori
Goldberg, and
Keři S.
Clifford
199.
Vasculitis in the Intensive Care Unit
.. 2276
Paul F. Dellaripa and Donough Howard
Section Editor: John Querques
200.
Diagnosis and Treatment of Agitation and
Delirium in the Intensive Care Unit
Patient
...................................2287
Jason P. Caplan
201.
Diagnosis and Treatment of Anxiety in the
Intensive Care Unit Patient
............2296
Shelley A. Holmer and Robert M. Tighe
202.
Diagnosis and Treatment of Depression in
the Intensive Care Unit Patient
........2304
Edith S.
Geringer,
Meghan
Kołodziej,
Tuesday Burns,
and Theodore A. Stern
203.
Suicide
...................................2320
Saori A. Murakami and Canh
Vu
204.
Problematic Behaviors of Patients, Family,
and Staff in the Intensive Care Unit
... 2324
Craigan T. Usher
205.
Recognition and Management of Staff
Stress in the Intensive Care Unit
......2329
Guy Maytal
Section Editor: Jay S.
Steingrub
206.
Medical Ethics and End-of-Life Care
.. 2339
Mark Tidswell, Paul G. Jodka, and Jay S.
Steingrub
207.
Assessing the l/alue and Impact of Critical
Care in an Era of Limited Resources:
Outcomes Research in the Intensive Care
Unit
.......................................2350
Andrew F. Shorr, William L. Jackson, Jr., and
Derek
С
Angus
208.
Caring for the Critically 111
Older Patient
............................2360
Timothy D.
Girard
and E. Wesley Ely
209.
Intensive Care Unit Organization and
Management
.............................2370
Thomas L. Higgins and Jay S.
Steingrub
210.
Defining and Measuring Patient Safety in
the Critical Care Unit
...................2379
Alan M. Fein, Steven Y. Chang, David
Ost,
John E. Heffner, and Sara L. Merwin
211.
Critical Care Information
Systems
—
Structure, Function,
and Future
...............................2388
William F.
Bria,
Violet L. Shaffer, and
Richard Kremsdorf
АРРЕШШ
Section Editor: Joseph J. Frassica
Calculations Commonly Used in
Critical Care
........................
Joseph J. Frassica and Frederick J. Curley
Index
2409
,2399
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CONTENTS
Section
Editors xv
Contributing Authors
xix
Preface xLvii
Acknowledgments xLix
Section Editors: Stephen
0.
Heard and Margaret M. Hudlin
1.
Airway Management and Endotracheal
Intubation
.3
Shubjeet Kaur and Stephen
0.
Heard
2.
Central Venous Catheters
.19
Scott A. Celinski and Michael G. Seneff
3.
Arterial Line Placement and Care
.38
Scott A. Celinski and Michael G. Seneff
4.
Pulmonary Artery Catheters
.48
Harvey Steven Reich
5.
Temporary Cardiac Pacing
.66
Seth
T. Dahlberg
6.
Cardioversion
and Defibrillation
.73
Naomi F. Botkin
7.
Pericardiocentesis
.80
Richard C. Becker
8.
Chest Tube Insertion and Care
.86
Robert A. Lancey
9.
Bronchoscopy
.95
Stephen J. Krinzman and Richard S.
Irwin
10.
Thoracentesis
.101
Mark M. Wilson and Richard S.
Irwin
11.
Arterial Puncture for Blood Gas
Analysis
.108
Kimberly A. Robinson, Deborah H.
Markowitz,
and
Richard S.
Irwin
12.
Tracheostomy
.112
Scott E. Kopec and
Ciaran
J.
McNamee
13.
Gastrointestinal Endoscopy
.124
Alexander J. Eckardt and Wahid Wassef
14.
Paracentesis
and Diagnostic Peritoneal
Lavage
.130
Lena M.
Napolitano
15.
Gastroesophageal Balloon Tamponade for
Acute Variceal Hemorrhage
.138
Marie T. Pavini and Juan Carlos Puyana
16.
Endoscopie
Placement of Feeding
Tubes
.144
Lena M.
Napolitano
17.
Cerebrospinal
Fluid Aspiration
.151
John P. Weaver
18.
Percutaneous Suprapubic
Cystostomy
.159
Philip J. Ayvazian
19.
Aspiration of the Knee and
Synovial
Fluid
Analysis
.163
Bonnie J. Bidinger, Maria
E. Abruzzo,
and
Eric W.
Jacobson
20.
Anesthesia for Bedside Procedures
. 169
Mark Dershwitz
21.
Interventional Radiology: Drainage
Techniques
.177
Young H. Kim and Ducksoo
Ют
22.
Cardiopulmonary Resuscitation
.182
John
A. Paraskos
and Alan A. Orquiola
23.
Management of Pain in the Critically
IU
Patient
.212
Mario De
Pinto and W. Thomas Edwards
vii
viii
Contents
24.
Therapeutic Paralysis
.224
J.
Matthias Walz, Raimis
Matulionis, and Klialdoun Faris
Section
Editor: Alan Lisbon
25. Routine Monitoring
of Critically
IU
Patients
.235
Michael
D. Howell,
Frederick J. Curley, and
Nicholas A. Smyrnios
26.
Indirect Calorimetry
.256
Nicholas A. Smyrnios and Frederick J. Curley
27.
Minimally Invasive Cardiology
.261
Andrew J. Goodwin, Ednan K. Bajwa, and Atul Malhotra
28.
Neurologic and Intracranial Pressure
Monitoring
.274
Eric A. Bedell and Donald S. Prough
29.
Echocardiography in the Intensive Care
Unit
.289
Achikam Oren-Grinberg, Adam B.
Lerner,
and
Daniel Talmor
303
30.
Monitoring Gastrointestinal Tract
Function
.
Ruben J.
Azocar,
Suresh Agarwal, and Ishaq
Lat
31.
Respiratory Monitoring during Mechanical
Ventilation
.311
Todd W.
Sarge, Ray Ritz,
and Daniel Talmor
Section Editor: Patrick T. O'Gara
32.
Approach to the Patient with Hypotension
and Hemodynamic Instability
.327
Michael M. Givertz and James C. Fang
33.
Management of Advanced Heart
Failure
.337
G. William Dec
34.
Valvular Heart Disease
.347
Sahil A. Parikh and Patrick T. O'Gara
35.
Critical Care of Pericardial Disease
. 366
Aksnay Desai and Kenneth L. Baugnman
36.
Acute Aortic Syndromes
.377
Leon M.
Ptaszek,
Eric M.
Isselbacher,
and
James L. Jamizzi, Jr.
37.
Evaluation and Management of
Hypertension in the Intensive Care
Unit
.391
Robert J.
Неука
38.
Cardiac Trauma
.399
Ravi K. Ghanta and Frederick Y. Chen
39.
Unstable Angina/I\on-ST-Segment-
Elevation Myocardial Infarction
.408
Marc S.
Sabatine
and Christopher P. Cannon
40.
ST-Elevation Myocardial Infarction
.428
James
A. de Lemos
and David A. Morrow
41.
Mechanical Complications of Myocardial
Infarction
.443
Annabel A. Chen and Michael A. Fifer
42.
Ventricular Tachycardia
.452
Bruce
A. Kopian
and William G. Stevenson
43.
Supraventricular Tachycardia
.464
Robert E.
Eckart,
John L. Sapp, Jr., and
Laurence M. Epstein
44.
Bradyarrhythmias and Temporary
Pacing
.480
Hugh Calkins and Glenn Meininger
Section Editors: J. Mark Madison and Richard S.
Irwin
45.
Respiratory Failure Part I: A Physiologic
Approach to Respiratory Failure
.491
Thaddeus C. Bartter, Wissam B. Abouzgneib,
Melvin R.
Pratter,
and Richard S.
Irwin
46.
Respiratory Failure Part II: Acute
Respiratory Failure Due to Acute
Respiratory Distress Syndrome and
Pulmonary Edema
.497
Gilman
В.
Allen and Polly
Ľ.
Parsons
47.
Respiratory Failure Part III: Status
Asthmaticus
.516
J. Mark Madison and Richard S.
Irwin
48.
Respiratory Failure Part IV: Chronic
Obstructive Pulmonary Disease
.531
Meyer S. Baiter and Ronald F. Grossman
49.
Respiratory Failure Part V:
E\t rapiilmonan Causes of Respiratory
Failure
.541
Helen M. Hollingsworth, Melvin R.
Pratter,
and
Richard S.
Irwin
Contents
ix
50.
Respiratory
Failure Part
VI: Acute
Respiratory Failure in Pregnancy
.556
Christine Campbell-Reardon and
Helen M. Hollingsworth
51.
Venous Thromboembolism: Pulmonary
Embolism
anu
Deep Venous
Thrombosis
.575
Charles William Hargett, III and Victor F.
Tapson
52.
Managing Hemoptysis
.588
Richard S.
Irwin,
Frederick J. Curley, and
Kimberly A. Robinson
53.
Aspiration
.599
Kimberly A. Robinson, Deborah H.
Markowitz,
and
Richard S.
Irwin
54.
Drowning
.607
Nicholas A. Smyrnios and Richard S.
Irwin
55.
Pulmonary Hypertension
.614
Lewis J. Rubin
56.
Pleural
Disease in the Critically
111 Patient
.625
Peter Doelken and Steven A. Sahn
57.
Mechanical Ventilation Part I:
Invasive
.643
Rolf D. Hubmayr and Richard S.
Irwin
58.
Mechanical Ventilation Part II:
Noninvasive Mechanical Ventilation
for the Adult Hospitalized
Patient
.660
Peter
С
Gay
59.
Mechanical Ventilation Part III:
Discontinuation
.677
Richard S.
Irwin
and Rolf D. Hubmayr
60.
Gas Embolism Syndromes: Venous Gas
Emboli,
Arterial
Gas Emboli,
and
Decompression Sickness
.689
Mark M. Wilson
61.
Respiratory Adjunct Therapy
.705
Scott E. Kopec, Ann E. Connolly, and Richard S.
Irwin
62.
Chest
Radiographic
Examination
.724
Cynthia B. Umali and Jerry P. Balikian
63.
Acute Inhalation Injury
.755
David J. Prezant, Dorsett D. Smith, and
Lawrence C. Mohr
64.
Disorders of Temperature Control Part I:
Hypothermia
.771
Frederick J. Curley and Richard S.
Irwin
65.
Disorders of Temperature Control Part II:
Hyperthermia
.787
Frederick J. Curley and Richard S.
Irwin
66.
Severe Upper Airway Infections
.804
Oren
P. Schaefer, Teresa E. Jacobs, and Richard S.
Irwin
67.
Acute Infectious Pneumonia
.822
Ravindra M.
Menta
and Michael S. Niederman
68.
Lung Biopsy
.848
Scott E. Kopec and Richard S.
Irwin
69.
Sleep Issues in the Intensive Care Unit
Setting
.856
Kim Goring and Nancy A. Collop
liii
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■
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ifjj
ι
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şh
Section
Editor:
David M. Clive
70.
Physiologie Concepts
in the
Management
of Renal, Fluid, and Electrolyte Disorders
in the Intensive Care Unit
.867
Andrew J. Cohen
71.
Metabolic Acidosis and Metabolic
Alkalosis
.884
Robert M. Black and Gary O. Noroian
72.
Disorders of Plasma Sodium and Plasma
Potassium
.898
Robert M. Black and Gary O. Noroian
73.
Acute Renal Failure in the Intensive Care
Unit
.926
David
M. Clive
and Andrew J. Cohen
74.
Drug Dosing in Renal and Hepatic Failure:
A Pharmacokinetic Approach to the
Critically 111 Patient
.951
Ronald J. DeBellis, Brian S. Smith, Pauline A. Cawley,
and Jason E. Cross
75.
Dialysis Therapy in the Intensive Care
Setting
.986
Arif
Showkat,
Sergio R. Acchiardo, and
William F. Owen, Jr.
Section Editor: Richard T. Ellison, III
76.
Approach to Fever in the Intensive Care
Patient
.1015
Raul E. Davaro and Richard H. Glew
[ Contents
77.
Use of Antimicrobials in the Treatment
of Infection in the Critically 111
Patient
.1023
Iva Živna,
Richard H. Glew, and Jennifer S. Daly
78.
Prevention and Control of
Nosocomial
Infection in the Intensive
Care Unit
.1038
Mireya Wessolossky and Richard T. Ellison, III
79.
Central Nervous System Infections.
. 1044
Alan L. Rothman
80.
Infective Endocarditis and Infections of
Intracardiac Prosthetic Devices
.1055
Karen
С
Carroll and Sarah H. Cheeseman
81.
Infections Associated with Vascular
Catheters
.1072
Suzanne F. Bradley and Carol A. Kauffman
82.
Urinary Tract Infections
.1080
Steven M. Opal
83.
Life-Threatening Community-Acquired
Infections: Toxic Shock Syndrome,
Overwhelming Postsplenectomy Infection,
Meningococcemia, Malaria, Rocky
Mountain Spotted Fever, and Others.
.1091
Mary Bessesen
84.
Acute Infection in the
Immunocompromised Host
.
11
02
Jennifer S. Daly and Robert W. Finberg
85.
Intensive Care of Patients with
HIV
Infection
.1112
Sarah H. Cheeseman and Mark J. Rosen
86.
Infectious Complications of Drug
Abuse
.1119
William L. Marshall and Neil M.
Ampel
87.
Tuberculosis
.1126
Robert W. Belknap and Randall R. Reves
88.
Botulism
.1136
Mary Dawn T. Co and Richard T. Ellison, III
89.
Tetanus
.1139
Mary Dawn T. Co and Richard
'Г.
Ellison, III
90.
Serious Epidemic Viral
Pneumonias
.1142
Daniel Libraty
91.
Biological Agents of Mass
Destruction
.1152
Angelině
A. Lazarus,
Asna
Devereaux, aad
Lawrence C. Monr
Section
Editor:
Ray
E. Clouse
92.
Upper and Lower Gastrointestinal
Bleeding
.1173
Sanjay Sikka, Gary R. Zuckerman, and Chandra Prakash
93.
Stress Ulcer Syndrome
.1181
Chandra Prakash and Gary R. Zuckerman
94.
Gastrointestinal Motility in the
Critically 111 Patient
.1186
Brennan M. R. Spiegel and
Inder
M.
Singh
95.
Fulminant Colitis and Toxic
Megacolon
.1194
Stephen B.
Hanauer
96.
Evaluation and Management of Liver
Failure
.1198
Mauricio
Lisker-Melman, Daniel A. Ringold, and
Anisa
Shaker
97.
Diarrhea
.1210
Laura E. Harrell and Eugene B. Chang
98.
Severe and Complicated Biliary Tract
Disease
.1218
Riad Azar
and Sreenivasa S. Jonnalagadda
99.
Hepatic Dysfunction
.1224
Mauricio
Lisker-Melman,
Anisa
Shaker, and
Daniel A. Ringold
100.
Acute Pancreatitis
.1230
Michael L. Steer
ITOOCRME PROBLEMS
Section Editors:
Aldo
A. Rossini and Neil Aronin
101.
Management Of Diabetes in Critically
Ш
Patients
.
1
245
Michael J. Thompson,
Aldo
A. Rossini, and
John P.
Mordes
102.
Diabetic Comas
.1256
Aldo
A. Rossini, Samir Malkani, Michael J. Thompson,
and John P.
Mordes
103.
Thyroid Storm
.
1
271
Marjorte
S. Safran,
Susan L. Abend, and
Lewis E. Braverman
Contents
xi
104. Myxedema
Coma.
1276
Charles
H. Emerson
105.
Hypoadrenal
Crisis
.1280
Christopher Longcope and
Neil Aronin
106.
Disorders of Mineral Metabolism
.1287
Daniel
T. Baran
and Nell Aronin
107.
Hypoglycemia
.1294
John P.
Mordes,
Michael J. Thompson, Samir Malkani,
and
Aldo
A. Rossini
108.
Sick Euthyroid Syndrome in the Intensive
Care Unit
.1309
Alan P. Farwell
ЅесошЖ
САКБШІТ
Section Editor:
F. Marc
Stewart
109.
Acquired Bleeding Disorders
.1323
Adam Seegmiller and Ravindra Sarode
110.
Common Congenital Bleeding
Disorders
.1335
Craig E. Devoe and Wadie F. Bahou
111. Thrombocytopenia and Platelet
Dysfunction in Critical Care
Patients
.1348
Thomas G. DeLoughery
112.
Antithrombotic Therapy
.1360
Gowthami M. Arepally and Richard C. Becker
113.
Diagnosis and Management of
Hypercoagulable States
.1376
A. Samer Al-Homsi, Abir
Kanaan,
and
Humberto
Rossi
114.
The Hemolytic Anemias
.1385
Pamela S. Becker
115.
Therapeutic Apheresis: Technical
Considerations and Indications in Critical
Care
.1392
Theresa
Nester
and Michael Linenberger
116.
Transfusion Therapy: Blood Components
and Transfusion Complications
.1401
Terry Gernsneimer
117.
The Acute
Leukémiás
.1408
Mikkael A. Sekeres and RiGhard M. Stone
118.
Oncologie
Emergencies
.1418
Damian
Green, John A. Thompson, and
Brace Montgomery
_
ЦРЦ^;
Section Editors: Christopher H. Linden and Steven B. Bird
119.
General Considerations in the Evaluation
and Treatment of Poisoning
.1433
Christopher H. Linden
120.
Acetaminophen Poisoning
.1460
Steven B. Bird
121.
Alcohol and
Glycol
Poisoning
.1469
Marco L. A. Sivilotti and Marsha D. Ford
122.
Antiarrhythmic Agents
.1486
Michael Ganctsky and Edward W. Boyer
123.
Anticholinergic Poisoning
.1499
Keith
K. Burkhart
124.
Anticonvulsant Poisoning
.1502
Steven B. Bird
125.
Antidepressant Poisoning
.1513
Cynthia K. Aaron and Abhishek Katiyar
126.
Antipsychotic Poisoning
.1525
Michael J. Burns and Christopher H. Linden
127.
Beta-Blocker Poisoning
.1539
Javier
С
Waksman and Kenneth
W. Kulig
128.
Calcium Channel
Blocker
Poisoning.
. .1544
Christopher R.
DeWitt
129.
Cardiac Glycoside Poisoning
.1551
Mark A. Kirk and Bryan S. Judge
130.
Cholinergic Poisoning
.1556
Cynthia K. Aaron
131.
Cocaine Poisoning
.1563
Richard D. Shih and Judd E. Hollander
132.
Corrosive Poisoning
.1568
Robert P. Dowsett and Christopher H. Linden
133.
Cyclooxygenase Inhibitor (Nonsteroidal
Antiinflammatory Drug) Poisoning
_1578
Christopher H. Linden and Marco L. A. Sivilotti
134.
Envenomations
.1589
Robert L. Norris
135.
Heavy Metal Poisoning
.1601
Luke Tip
136.
Hydrocarbon Poisoning
.1618
William J.
Lewander
and James G. Linakis
137.
Hydrofluoric Acid Poisoning
.1626
Kennon Heard
XÜ Contents
138.
Iron Poisoning
.1629
Milton Tenenbein
139.
Isoniazid Poisoning
.1635
James B. Mowry and R. Brent Furbee
140.
Lithium Poisoning
.1639
Kent R. Olson
141.
Methylxanthine Poisoning
.1644
Michael W. Shannon
142.
Opioid Poisoning
.1651
Robert P. Dowsett and Luke Yip
143.
Pesticide Poisoning
.1660
William K. Chiang and Richard
Y. Wang
144.
Phencyclidine and Hallucinogen
Poisoning
.1678
Frank F. Daly and Luke Yip
145.
Sedative-Hypnotic Agent Poisoning
. 1685
Andis Graudins and Cynthia K. Aaron
146.
Sympathomimetic Poisoning
.1694
Edwin K. Kuffner
147.
Systemic Asphyxiant Poisoning
.1699
1
Alan H. Hall
148.
Withdrawal Syndromes
.1707
Paul M. Wax and Anne-Michelle
Ruha
149.
Chemical Agents of Mass
Destruction
.1717
James Geiling and Lawrence C. Mohr
ifp PROBLEMS
Шшшгагг
Section Editor: Frederick A. Luchette
150.
Epistaxis
.1729
Chad
Α.
Zender
and Louis G. Portugal
151.
Esophageal Perforation and Acute
Mediastinitis
.1735
Chand Ramaiah and Robert M. Mentzer, Jr.
152.
Management of the Postoperative Cardiac
Surgical Patient
.1740
Catherine Dudick and Alan Lisbon
153.
Noncardiac Surgery in the Cardiac
Patient
.1755
Steven B.
Edelstein
154.
Diagnosis and Management of
Intraabdominal
Sepsis
.1771
Thomas L. Husted, Eric W. Mueller, Tiffany M. Lasky,
Mubeen A. Jafrl, and Joseph S. Solomkin
155.
Mesenteric Ischemia
.1788
John
Ricotta
and Cheng
Lo
156.
Compartment Syndrome of the Abdominal
Cavity
.1795
Ajai K. Malhotra and Rao R. Ivatury
157.
Necrotizing Fasciitis and Other Soft
Tissue Infections
.1804
Frederick W. Endorf and Richard L. Gamelli
158.
Peripheral Arterial Disease: Importance
in the Critical Care Setting
.1810
Hung
B. Chu
and Peter G.
Kalman
159.
Pressure Sores: Prevention and
Treatment
.1815
Victor
Cimino
and Wellington J. Davis, III
160.
Management of the Obstetric Patient
in the Intensive Care Setting
.1821
John G. Gianopoulos and Jonathan F. Critchlow
Section Editor·. Stephen M. Cohn
161.
Shock: An Overview
.1831
Michael L. Cheatham, Ernest F. J. Block, John T.
Promes,
Howard G. Smith, Daniel L. Dent, and
Deborah L. Mueller
162.
Resuscitation
.1843
Donald H. Jenkins and John B. Holcomb
163.
The Management of Sepsis
.1855
Paul E.
Marik
and Joseph
Varon
164.
Multiple Organ Dysfunction
Syndrome
.1870
Joseph
Varon
and Paul E.
Marik
165.
Trauma: Systems and Injury
Prevention
.1874
Ronald M. Stewart, Michelle A. Price, and
Alan D. Murdock
166.
Critical Care of the Patient with
Traumatic Brain and Spine Injury.
.1878
Elizabeth M. Trinidad and Roman Hlatky
167.
Thoracic Trauma
.1901
Scott B. Johnson and John G. Myers
168.
Abdominal Trauma
.1919
Michael
G. Corneille,
Peter P. Lopez, and
Stephen M. Cohn
169.
Burn Management
.1930
Steven E. Wolf and Basil A. Pruitt, Jr.
170.
PeMc and Lower Extremity Injuries
. 1938
Boulos ToursarMssian and Animesh Agarwal
Contents
xiii
Section
Editor: David
A. Drachmán
171. An
Approach to Neurologic Problems in
the Intensive Care Unit
.1955
David
A. Drachmán
172.
Evaluating the Patient with Altered
Consciousness in the Intensive Care
Unit
.1959
Lawrence J. Hayward and David
A. Drachmán
173.
Metabolic Encephalopathy
.1967
Paula D. Ravin
174.
Generalized Anoxia/Ischemia of the
Nervous System
.1976
Carol F.
Lippa
and Majaz Moonis
175.
Status Epilepticus
.1980
Catherine A. Phillips and Jaymes R.
Venerna
176.
Cerebrovascular Disease
.1987
Majaz Moonis, John P. Weaver, and Marc Fisher
177.
Neurooncological Problems in the
Intensive Care Unit
.1996
N.
Scott Litofsky and Lawrence D.
Recht
178.
Guillain-Barré
Syndrome
.2007
Isabelita
R.
Bella and David A. Chad
179.
Myasthenia
Gravis in
the Intensive Care
Unit
.2015
Randall R. Long
180.
Miscellaneous Neurologic Problems in the
Intensive Care Unit
.2021
Megan Sehitelli, Nancy M. Fontneau, and
Ann Mitchell
181.
Subarachnoid Hemorrhage
.2029
Wiley Hall, Majaz Moonis, and John P. Weaver
182.
Mental Status Dysfunction in the Intensive
Care Unit: Postoperative Cognitive
Impairment
.2036
Joan M. Swearer and Shashidhara Nanjundaswamy
183.
Newly Acquired Weakness in the Intensive
Care Unit: Critical Illness Myopathy and
Neuropathy
.2039
David A. Chad
Section Editor: Stephanie M.
Levine
184.
Immunosuppression in Solid-Organ
Transplantation
.2045
Melissa Kennedy, Abhinav
Humar,
and Arthur J.
Matas
185.
Critical Care Problems in Kidney
Transplant Recipients
.2058
Mark L. Sturdevant and
Rainer
W.
G.
Gruessner
186.
Critical Care Problems in Heart and
Heart-Lung Transplant Recipients
. 2070
Sara J. Shumway and Cynthia S.
Herrington
187.
Care of the Pancreas Transplant
Recipient
.2078
Raja Kandaswamy and David E. R. Sutherland
188.
Management of the Organ Donor
.2091
Christoph Troppmann
189.
Diagnosis and Management of Rejection,
Infection, and Malignancy
in Transplant Recipients
.2116
David L. Dunn
190.
Critical Care of Liver and Intestinal
Transplant Recipients
.2133
Abhinav
Humar
and William D. Payne
191.
Hematopoietic Cell Transplantation
.2150
Paul A. Carpenter, Marco Mielcarek, and
Ann E. Woolfrey
192.
Critical Care of the Lung Transplant
Recipient
.2169
Luis F. Angel and Stephanie M.
Levine
Section Editor: Dominic J. Nompleggi
193.
Nutrition Support in the
Critically 111 Patient
.2181
Dominic J. Nompleggi
194.
Parenteral and
Enterai
Nutrition in the
Intensive Care Unit
.2186
David F. Driscoll and Bruce R. Bistrian
195.
Disease-Specific Nutrition
.2202
Neha R.
Parekh, Douglas L.
Seidner,
and
Dominic J. Nompleggi
xiv
Contents
Section
Editor: Robert
В.
Zurier
196. Rheumatololgic
Diseases in the
Intensive
Care Unit
.2217
Nancy
Y.
N.
Liu
197.
Anaphylaxis
.2243
Frédéric F.
Little and Helen M. Hollingsworth
198.
Dermatology in the Intensive
Care Unit
.2255
Nikki A. Levin,
Amit
Garg, Jeremy S. Bordeaux,
Dori
Goldberg, and
Keři S.
Clifford
199.
Vasculitis in the Intensive Care Unit
. 2276
Paul F. Dellaripa and Donough Howard
Section Editor: John Querques
200.
Diagnosis and Treatment of Agitation and
Delirium in the Intensive Care Unit
Patient
.2287
Jason P. Caplan
201.
Diagnosis and Treatment of Anxiety in the
Intensive Care Unit Patient
.2296
Shelley A. Holmer and Robert M. Tighe
202.
Diagnosis and Treatment of Depression in
the Intensive Care Unit Patient
.2304
Edith S.
Geringer,
Meghan
Kołodziej,
Tuesday Burns,
and Theodore A. Stern
203.
Suicide
.2320
Saori A. Murakami and Canh
Vu
204.
Problematic Behaviors of Patients, Family,
and Staff in the Intensive Care Unit
. 2324
Craigan T. Usher
205.
Recognition and Management of Staff
Stress in the Intensive Care Unit
.2329
Guy Maytal
Section Editor: Jay S.
Steingrub
206.
Medical Ethics and End-of-Life Care
. 2339
Mark Tidswell, Paul G. Jodka, and Jay S.
Steingrub
207.
Assessing the l/alue and Impact of Critical
Care in an Era of Limited Resources:
Outcomes Research in the Intensive Care
Unit
.2350
Andrew F. Shorr, William L. Jackson, Jr., and
Derek
С
Angus
208.
Caring for the Critically 111
Older Patient
.2360
Timothy D.
Girard
and E. Wesley Ely
209.
Intensive Care Unit Organization and
Management
.2370
Thomas L. Higgins and Jay S.
Steingrub
210.
Defining and Measuring Patient Safety in
the Critical Care Unit
.2379
Alan M. Fein, Steven Y. Chang, David
Ost,
John E. Heffner, and Sara L. Merwin
211.
Critical Care Information
Systems
—
Structure, Function,
and Future
.2388
William F.
Bria,
Violet L. Shaffer, and
Richard Kremsdorf
АРРЕШШ
Section Editor: Joseph J. Frassica
Calculations Commonly Used in
Critical Care
.
Joseph J. Frassica and Frederick J. Curley
Index
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