Management of seriously injured patients.

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TextSeries: Monograph series (Royal Flying Doctor Service of Australia) ; no. 4Publication details: Hurstville, N.S.W. : The Council, 1992Description: 12 p. : illISBN:

0909406596pbk

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Traumatology

DDC classification:

P 617.1 MAN

Subject: This book aims to present the principles appropriate to the management of seriously injured patients. The same principles are applicable for doctors, nurses, ambulance and paramedical personnel, whether in the city, or in the country, at the roadside at the site of an accident, or in a hospital emergency department.

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This book aims to present the principles appropriate to the management of seriously injured patients. The same principles are applicable for doctors, nurses, ambulance and paramedical personnel, whether in the city, or in the country, at the roadside at the site of an accident, or in a hospital emergency department.

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