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Netter’s Introduction to Clinical Procedures E-Book
Marios Loukas | R. Shane Tubbs | Joseph Feldman
(2016)
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Abstract
Written with the student in mind, Netter's Introduction to Clinical Procedures, by Drs. Marios Loukas, R. Shane Tubbs, and Joseph Feldman, uses the well-known Netter anatomy art as a foundation for reinforcing the relevant clinical anatomy needed to successfully understand and perform basic procedures. Learn the practical application of this knowledge with step-by-step guides incorporating concise text, images, and animation.
- Didactic Netter illustrations provide clear informative visuals for quick understanding of anatomical relationships.
- Concise explanations enhance understanding of clinical underpinnings and implications.
- More than 30 common clinical procedures are explained and demonstrated with step-by-step illustrations.
- Multiple choice questions reinforce key concepts and challenge your knowledge.
Table of Contents
Section Title | Page | Action | Price |
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Front Cover | Cover | ||
IFC | ES1 | ||
Video Contents | i | ||
NETTER’S INTRODUCTION TO CLINICAL PROCEDURES | iii | ||
Copyright | iv | ||
Dedication | v | ||
About the Editors | vii | ||
About the Artists | ix | ||
Preface | x | ||
Editors and Contributors | xi | ||
EDITORS | xi | ||
IMAGING AND VIDEO CONTRIBUTORS | xi | ||
CONTRIBUTORS | xi | ||
Reviewers | xv | ||
Chapters by Anatomic Region | xvi | ||
Contents | xvii | ||
Introduction | xviii | ||
INFORMED CONSENT | xviii | ||
PERSONAL PROTECTION, UNIVERSAL PRECAUTIONS, NEEDLESTICK AVOIDANCE, ASEPTIC TECHNIQUES, TIME OUT | 1 | ||
Time Out | 1 | ||
Suggested Readings | 1 | ||
1. Airway/Breathing | 2 | ||
1 - ENDOTRACHEAL INTUBATION\r | 2 | ||
INTRODUCTION | 2 | ||
CLINICALLY RELEVANT ANATOMY | 2 | ||
INDICATIONS | 5 | ||
CONTRAINDICATIONS | 5 | ||
Difficult Airway | 5 | ||
LEMON Rule | 5 | ||
EQUIPMENT | 5 | ||
PROCEDURE | 6 | ||
Rapid Sequence Intubation | 6 | ||
ANATOMICAL PITFALLS | 6 | ||
COMPLICATIONS | 8 | ||
CONCLUSION | 8 | ||
Suggested Readings | 8 | ||
REVIEW QUESTIONS | 8 | ||
2 - INTERCOSTAL NERVE BLOCK\r | 9 | ||
INTRODUCTION | 9 | ||
CLINICALLY RELEVANT ANATOMY | 9 | ||
INDICATIONS | 9 | ||
CONTRAINDICATIONS | 9 | ||
EQUIPMENT | 9 | ||
PROCEDURE | 12 | ||
ANATOMICAL PITFALLS | 12 | ||
COMPLICATIONS | 12 | ||
CONCLUSION | 12 | ||
Suggested Readings | 14 | ||
REVIEW QUESTIONS | 14 | ||
3 - MASK VENTILATION\r | 15 | ||
INTRODUCTION | 15 | ||
CLINICALLY RELEVANT ANATOMY | 15 | ||
Anatomy of the Airway | 15 | ||
Assessment of the Patient’s Anatomy | 15 | ||
INDICATIONS | 15 | ||
Respiratory Effort | 15 | ||
Airway Obstruction | 15 | ||
CONTRAINDICATIONS | 18 | ||
EQUIPMENT | 18 | ||
PROCEDURE | 18 | ||
Opening the Airway | 18 | ||
Sealing the Mask | 18 | ||
COMPLICATIONS | 18 | ||
ANATOMICAL PITFALLS | 18 | ||
CONCLUSION | 20 | ||
Suggested Readings | 20 | ||
REVIEW QUESTIONS | 20 | ||
4 - THORACOSTOMY\r | 21 | ||
INTRODUCTION\r | 21 | ||
CLINICALLY RELEVANT ANATOMY | 21 | ||
INDICATIONS | 25 | ||
Diagnostic Chest Tube Thoracostomy | 25 | ||
Therapeutic Chest Tube Thoracostomy | 25 | ||
CONTRAINDICATIONS | 25 | ||
EQUIPMENT | 25 | ||
PROCEDURE | 25 | ||
Alternative Methods | 26 | ||
Seldinger Technique | 26 | ||
Trocar Method | 26 | ||
ANATOMICAL PITFALLS | 26 | ||
Collateral Nerves and Vessels | 26 | ||
Long Thoracic Nerve | 26 | ||
COMPLICATIONS | 28 | ||
CONCLUSION | 28 | ||
Suggested Readings | 28 | ||
REVIEW QUESTIONS | 28 | ||
5 - THORACENTESIS\r | 29 | ||
INTRODUCTION | 29 | ||
CLINICALLY RELEVANT ANATOMY | 29 | ||
Boundaries | 29 | ||
Viscera | 29 | ||
Pleurae and Pleural Cavity | 29 | ||
Musculature | 29 | ||
Neurovascular Structures | 32 | ||
INDICATIONS | 32 | ||
CONTRAINDICATIONS | 32 | ||
EQUIPMENT | 32 | ||
PROCEDURE | 32 | ||
Prior to Procedure | 32 | ||
Patient Positioning | 32 | ||
Ultrasonography | 32 | ||
Site Verification | 34 | ||
Procedural Steps | 34 | ||
Postprocedure | 34 | ||
Fluid Analysis | 34 | ||
ANATOMICAL PITFALLS | 34 | ||
COMPLICATIONS | 36 | ||
CONCLUSION | 36 | ||
Suggested Readings | 36 | ||
REVIEW QUESTIONS | 36 | ||
6 - TRACHEOSTOMY, TRACHEOTOMY, CRICOTHYROIDOTOMY\r | 37 | ||
INTRODUCTION | 37 | ||
CLINICALLY RELEVANT ANATOMY | 37 | ||
INDICATIONS | 37 | ||
CONTRAINDICATIONS | 37 | ||
Tracheotomy | 37 | ||
EQUIPMENT | 38 | ||
Tracheotomy | 38 | ||
2. Circulation and Vascular Access | 45 | ||
7 - CARDIAC PACING\r | 45 | ||
INTRODUCTION | 45 | ||
CLINICALLY RELEVANT ANATOMY FOR TRANSVENOUS PLACEMENT | 45 | ||
ELECTROCARDIOGRAPHY | 45 | ||
INDICATIONS | 45 | ||
CONTRAINDICATIONS | 48 | ||
PHARMACOLOGIC PACING | 48 | ||
TRANSCUTANEOUS PACING | 48 | ||
TRANSVENOUS PACING | 48 | ||
EQUIPMENT | 48 | ||
PROCEDURE | 50 | ||
Central Venous Access | 50 | ||
Transvenous Pacemaker Placement | 50 | ||
Additional Pacing Techniques | 50 | ||
Transesophageal Pacing | 50 | ||
Epicardial Pacing | 52 | ||
ANATOMICAL PITFALLS | 52 | ||
COMPLICATIONS | 52 | ||
Transcutaneous Pacing | 52 | ||
Transvenous Pacing | 52 | ||
CONCLUSION | 52 | ||
Suggested Readings | 52 | ||
REVIEW QUESTIONS | 52 | ||
8 - CARDIOVERSION AND DEFIBRILLATION\r | 54 | ||
INTRODUCTION | 54 | ||
CLINICALLY RELEVANT ANATOMY AND PATHOPHYSIOLOGY | 54 | ||
INDICATIONS | 54 | ||
CONTRAINDICATIONS | 57 | ||
METHODS | 57 | ||
Manual External Defibrillator | 57 | ||
Manual Internal Defibrillator | 57 | ||
Automated External Defibrillator | 57 | ||
Implantable Cardioverter-Defibrillator | 57 | ||
EQUIPMENT | 57 | ||
PROCEDURE | 58 | ||
Energy Selection | 58 | ||
Synchronized Cardioversion | 58 | ||
Supraventricular Tachycardia and Atrial Flutter | 58 | ||
Atrial Fibrillation | 58 | ||
Ventricular Tachycardia | 58 | ||
Ventricular Fibrillation | 60 | ||
ANATOMICAL PITFALLS | 60 | ||
COMPLICATIONS | 60 | ||
CONCLUSIONS | 60 | ||
Suggested Readings | 60 | ||
REVIEW QUESTIONS | 60 | ||
9 - DIAGNOSTIC PERITONEAL LAVAGE | 61 | ||
INTRODUCTION | 61 | ||
CLINICALLY RELEVANT ANATOMY | 61 | ||
Incisional Anatomy | 61 | ||
INDICATIONS | 61 | ||
CONTRAINDICATIONS | 61 | ||
EQUIPMENT | 64 | ||
PROCEDURE | 64 | ||
ANATOMICAL PITFALLS | 64 | ||
COMPLICATIONS | 64 | ||
CONCLUSION | 64 | ||
Suggested Readings | 66 | ||
REVIEW QUESTIONS | 66 | ||
10 - EXTENDED FOCUSED ASSESSMENT WITH SONOGRAPHY FOR TRAUMA | 67 | ||
INTRODUCTION | 67 | ||
CLINICALLY RELEVANT ANATOMY | 67 | ||
INDICATIONS | 67 | ||
CONTRAINDICATIONS | 67 | ||
EQUIPMENT | 67 | ||
PROCEDURE | 68 | ||
Pericardial Examination | 68 | ||
Right Flank Examination | 70 | ||
Left Flank Examination | 71 | ||
Suprapubic Examination | 72 | ||
Thoracic Examination | 73 | ||
ANATOMICAL PITFALLS | 73 | ||
COMPLICATIONS | 73 | ||
CONCLUSION | 74 | ||
Suggested Readings | 74 | ||
REVIEW QUESTIONS | 74 | ||
11 - FASCIOTOMY | 75 | ||
INTRODUCTION | 75 | ||
COMPARTMENT SYNDROME | 75 | ||
CLINICALLY RELEVANT ANATOMY | 75 | ||
Leg | 75 | ||
Anterior Compartment | 76 | ||
Lateral Compartment | 76 | ||
Posterior Compartment | 77 | ||
Forearm | 77 | ||
Extensor Compartment | 77 | ||
Flexor Compartment | 79 | ||
INDICATIONS | 79 | ||
CONTRAINDICATIONS | 79 | ||
EQUIPMENT | 79 | ||
PROCEDURE | 79 | ||
Leg Fasciotomy: Double Incision | 79 | ||
Forearm Fasciotomy | 81 | ||
COMPLICATIONS | 82 | ||
CONCLUSIONS | 82 | ||
Suggested Readings | 82 | ||
REVIEW QUESTIONS | 82 | ||
12 - NOSEBLEED MANAGEMENT | 84 | ||
INTRODUCTION | 84 | ||
CLINICALLY RELEVANT ANATOMY | 84 | ||
INDICATIONS | 84 | ||
CONTRAINDICATIONS | 84 | ||
EQUIPMENT | 86 | ||
PROCEDURE | 86 | ||
ANATOMICAL PITFALLS | 86 | ||
COMPLICATIONS | 86 | ||
CONCLUSION | 86 | ||
Suggested Readings | 88 | ||
REVIEW QUESTIONS | 88 | ||
13 - PERICARDIOCENTESIS | 89 | ||
INTRODUCTION | 89 | ||
CLINICALLY RELEVANT ANATOMY | 89 | ||
Electrocardiographic Changes | 89 | ||
INDICATIONS | 91 | ||
Diagnostic Pericardiocentesis | 91 | ||
Therapeutic Pericardiocentesis | 91 | ||
CONTRAINDICATIONS | 91 | ||
EQUIPMENT | 91 | ||
PROCEDURE | 91 | ||
Parasternal Approach | 91 | ||
Alternative Methods | 92 | ||
Subxiphoid Approach | 92 | ||
Apical Approach | 92 | ||
ANATOMICAL PITFALLS | 92 | ||
Xiphoid Process | 92 | ||
Pericardium | 92 | ||
Liver | 92 | ||
Right Ventricle and Marginal Artery | 92 | ||
Direction of Needle | 94 | ||
COMPLICATIONS | 94 | ||
CONCLUSION | 94 | ||
Suggested Readings | 94 | ||
REVIEW QUESTIONS | 94 | ||
14 - CENTRAL VENOUS CATHETERIZATION | 96 | ||
CLINICALLY RELEVANT ANATOMY | 96 | ||
Subclavian Vein | 96 | ||
Internal Jugular Vein | 96 | ||
Femoral Vein | 96 | ||
INDICATIONS | 96 | ||
CONTRAINDICATIONS | 98 | ||
EQUIPMENT | 98 | ||
PROCEDURE | 98 | ||
Subclavian Vein | 98 | ||
Internal Jugular Vein | 100 | ||
Femoral Vein | 100 | ||
ANATOMICAL PITFALLS | 100 | ||
COMPLICATIONS | 100 | ||
CONCLUSION | 101 | ||
Suggested Readings | 102 | ||
REVIEW QUESTIONS | 103 | ||
15 - PERIPHERAL ARTERIAL LINE PLACEMENT | 104 | ||
INTRODUCTION | 104 | ||
CLINICALLY RELEVANT ANATOMY | 104 | ||
INDICATIONS | 104 | ||
CONTRAINDICATIONS | 104 | ||
EQUIPMENT | 104 | ||
PROCEDURE | 104 | ||
Ultrasound | 104 | ||
Allen Test | 104 | ||
ANATOMICAL PITFALLS | 108 | ||
COMPLICATIONS | 108 | ||
CONCLUSIONS | 108 | ||
Suggested Readings | 110 | ||
REVIEW QUESTIONS | 110 | ||
16 - PERIPHERAL INTRAVENOUS CANNULATION | 111 | ||
INTRODUCTION | 111 | ||
CLINICALLY RELEVANT ANATOMY | 111 | ||
Veins in the Dorsal Hand and Forearm | 111 | ||
Veins in the Ventral Forearm | 111 | ||
INDICATIONS | 111 | ||
CONTRAINDICATIONS | 112 | ||
EQUIPMENT | 113 | ||
PROCEDURE | 113 | ||
Preparation | 113 | ||
Landmark Approach | 114 | ||
Ultrasound-Guided Placement | 114 | ||
ANATOMICAL PITFALLS | 116 | ||
Dorsal Hand | 116 | ||
Ventral Forearm | 116 | ||
COMPLICATIONS | 116 | ||
CONCLUSION | 117 | ||
Suggested Readings | 117 | ||
REVIEW QUESTIONS | 117 | ||
17 - Venous Cutdown | 118 | ||
INTRODUCTION | 118 | ||
CLINICALLY RELEVANT ANATOMY | 118 | ||
Great Saphenous Vein | 118 | ||
Basilic Vein | 118 | ||
Cephalic and Brachial Veins | 118 | ||
INDICATIONS | 122 | ||
CONTRAINDICATIONS | 122 | ||
EQUIPMENT | 122 | ||
PROCEDURE | 122 | ||
Distal Great Saphenous Vein | 122 | ||
Proximal Great Saphenous Vein | 122 | ||
Forearm Veins | 123 | ||
ANATOMICAL PITFALLS | 123 | ||
COMPLICATIONS | 123 | ||
Hemorrhage | 123 | ||
Infection | 123 | ||
Neurovascular Injury | 123 | ||
CONCLUSION | 124 | ||
Suggested Readings | 124 | ||
REVIEW QUESTIONS | 125 | ||
3. Dislocations and PainManagement | 126 | ||
18 - Dislocated Hip Reduction | 126 | ||
INTRODUCTION | 126 | ||
CLINICALLY RELEVANT ANATOMY | 126 | ||
INDICATIONS | 126 | ||
CONTRAINDICATIONS | 126 | ||
EQUIPMENT | 128 | ||
PROCEDURES | 128 | ||
Allis Maneuver | 129 | ||
Stimson Maneuver | 130 | ||
Alternate Methods | 130 | ||
Dahners and Hundley Modification of Skoff’s Technique | 130 | ||
Modification of the Stimson Maneuver | 130 | ||
Lefkowitz Maneuver | 130 | ||
East Baltimore Lift | 130 | ||
Modification of Allis Maneuver for Reduction of an Anterior-Inferior Hip Dislocation | 131 | ||
Reduction of an Anterior-Superior Hip Dislocation | 131 | ||
Assessment After Hip Reduction | 131 | ||
ANATOMICAL PITFALLS | 131 | ||
COMPLICATIONS | 131 | ||
CONCLUSIONS | 131 | ||
Suggested Readings | 131 | ||
REVIEW QUESTIONS | 131 | ||
19 - Dislocated Finger Reduction | 133 | ||
INTRODUCTION | 133 | ||
CLINICALLY RELEVANT ANATOMY | 133 | ||
INDICATIONS | 133 | ||
CONTRAINDICATIONS | 133 | ||
Proximal Interphalangeal Joint | 133 | ||
Dorsal PIP Dislocations | 133 | ||
Palmar and Lateral PIP Dislocations | 133 | ||
EQUIPMENT | 136 | ||
PROCEDURE | 136 | ||
ANATOMICAL PITFALLS | 136 | ||
COMPLICATIONS | 136 | ||
CONCLUSIONS | 136 | ||
Suggested Readings | 138 | ||
REVIEW QUESTIONS | 138 | ||
20 - Dislocated Knee Reduction | 139 | ||
INTRODUCTION | 139 | ||
CLINICALLY RELEVANT ANATOMY | 139 | ||
INDICATIONS | 139 | ||
CONTRAINDICATIONS | 140 | ||
EQUIPMENT | 140 | ||
PROCEDURE | 141 | ||
ANATOMICAL PITFALLS | 142 | ||
COMPLICATIONS | 142 | ||
CONCLUSIONS | 142 | ||
Suggested Readings | 142 | ||
REVIEW QUESTIONS | 142 | ||
21 - Dislocated Shoulder Joint Reduction | 144 | ||
INTRODUCTION | 144 | ||
CLINICALLY RELEVANT ANATOMY | 144 | ||
INDICATIONS | 144 | ||
CONTRAINDICATIONS | 144 | ||
Absolute Contraindications | 144 | ||
Relative Contraindications | 144 | ||
EQUIPMENT | 144 | ||
PROCEDURE | 144 | ||
Anterior Shoulder Dislocation Reduction Techniques | 148 | ||
Scapular Manipulation | 148 | ||
Upright Best-of-Both Maneuver | 148 | ||
Lateral Rotation Maneuver | 148 | ||
Milch Maneuver | 148 | ||
Stimson Technique | 149 | ||
Traction-Countertraction Technique | 149 | ||
Spaso Maneuver | 149 | ||
Other Techniques | 149 | ||
Orthopedic Consultation | 150 | ||
ANATOMICAL PITFALLS | 150 | ||
COMPLICATIONS | 150 | ||
CONCLUSION | 150 | ||
Suggested Readings | 150 | ||
REVIEW QUESTIONS | 150 | ||
22 - Occipital Nerve Block | 152 | ||
INTRODUCTION | 152 | ||
CLINICALLY RELEVANT ANATOMY | 152 | ||
INDICATIONS | 152 | ||
CONTRAINDICATIONS | 153 | ||
EQUIPMENT | 153 | ||
PROCEDURE | 153 | ||
Locating the Greater Occipital Nerve | 153 | ||
Locating the Lesser Occipital Nerve | 153 | ||
ANATOMICAL PITFALLS | 154 | ||
COMPLICATIONS | 154 | ||
CONCLUSIONS | 154 | ||
Suggested Readings | 154 | ||
REVIEW QUESTIONS | 154 | ||
23 - Digital Nerve Block | 156 | ||
INTRODUCTION | 156 | ||
CLINICALLY RELEVANT ANATOMY | 156 | ||
INDICATIONS | 156 | ||
CONTRAINDICATIONS | 156 | ||
EQUIPMENT | 156 | ||
PROCEDURE | 158 | ||
Three-Sided Toe Block | 159 | ||
Four-Sided Ring Block | 159 | ||
Unilateral Digital Block | 159 | ||
Wing Block | 160 | ||
ANATOMICAL PITFALLS | 160 | ||
COMPLICATIONS | 160 | ||
CONCLUSION | 160 | ||
Suggested Readings | 160 | ||
REVIEW QUESTIONS | 161 | ||
24 - Dental Nerve Blocks | 162 | ||
INTRODUCTION | 162 | ||
CLINICALLY RELEVANT ANATOMY | 163 | ||
INDICATIONS | 163 | ||
CONTRAINDICATIONS | 163 | ||
EQUIPMENT | 163 | ||
PROCEDURE | 165 | ||
SUPERIOR ALVEOLAR NERVE BLOCK | 165 | ||
Inferior Alveolar Nerve Block | 166 | ||
ANATOMICAL PITFALLS | 166 | ||
COMPLICATIONS | 166 | ||
Anesthetic Access | 166 | ||
Dental Trauma | 167 | ||
Odontogenic Infections | 167 | ||
CONCLUSION | 167 | ||
Suggested Readings | 167 | ||
REVIEW QUESTIONS | 167 | ||
4. Removal of Fluid, Infection,and Foreign Bodies | 168 | ||
25 - Abdominal Paracentesis | 168 | ||
INTRODUCTION | 168 | ||
CLINICALLY RELEVANT ANATOMY | 168 | ||
INDICATIONS | 171 | ||
CONTRAINDICATIONS | 171 | ||
EQUIPMENT | 171 | ||
PROCEDURE | 171 | ||
Z-Track Technique | 172 | ||
ANATOMICAL PITFALLS | 172 | ||
COMPLICATIONS | 172 | ||
CONCLUSION | 174 | ||
Suggested Readings | 174 | ||
REVIEW QUESTIONS | 174 | ||
26 - Auricular Hematoma Drainage | 175 | ||
INTRODUCTION | 175 | ||
CLINICALLY RELEVANT ANATOMY | 175 | ||
INDICATIONS | 178 | ||
CONTRAINDICATIONS | 178 | ||
EQUIPMENT | 178 | ||
PROCEDURE | 178 | ||
ANATOMICAL PITFALLS | 178 | ||
COMPLICATIONS | 178 | ||
CONCLUSION | 178 | ||
Suggested Readings | 180 | ||
REVIEW QUESTIONS | 180 | ||
27 - Cerumen Removal | 181 | ||
INTRODUCTION | 181 | ||
CLINICALLY RELEVANT ANATOMY | 181 | ||
INDICATIONS | 181 | ||
CONTRAINDICATIONS | 181 | ||
EQUIPMENT | 181 | ||
PROCEDURE | 182 | ||
Ear Irrigation | 182 | ||
Blunt Ear Curettes | 184 | ||
Endoscopy | 184 | ||
ANATOMICAL PITFALLS | 185 | ||
COMPLICATIONS | 185 | ||
CONCLUSION | 185 | ||
Suggested Readings | 185 | ||
REVIEW QUESTIONS | 185 | ||
28 - Ear and Nose Foreign Body Removal | 186 | ||
INTRODUCTION | 186 | ||
CLINICALLY RELEVANT ANATOMY | 186 | ||
A - Answers to Review Questions\r | 257 | ||
Chapter 1. Endotracheal Intubation | 257 | ||
Chapter 2. Intercostal Nerve Block | 257 | ||
Chapter 3. Mask Ventilation | 257 | ||
Chapter 4. Thoracostomy | 257 | ||
Chapter 5. Thoracentesis | 258 | ||
Chapter 6. Tracheostomy, Tracheotomy, Cricothyroidotomy | 258 | ||
Chapter 7. Cardiac Pacing | 258 | ||
CHAPTER 8. Cardioversion and Defibrillation | 258 | ||
CHAPTER 9. Diagnostic Peritoneal Lavage | 259 | ||
CHAPTER 10. Extended Focused Assessment With Sonography forTrauma | 259 | ||
Chapter 11. Fasciotomy | 259 | ||
CHAPTER 12. Nosebleed Management | 260 | ||
Chapter 13. Pericardiocentesis | 260 | ||
CHAPTER 14. Central Venous Catheterization | 260 | ||
CHAPTER 15. Peripheral Arterial Line Placement | 260 | ||
CHAPTER 16. Peripheral Intravenous Cannulation | 261 | ||
Chapter 17. Venous Cutdown | 261 | ||
CHAPTER 18. Dislocated Hip Reduction | 261 | ||
Chapter 19. Dislocated Finger Reduction | 261 | ||
CHAPTER 20. Dislocated Knee Reduction | 262 | ||
CHAPTER 21. Dislocated Shoulder Joint Reduction | 262 | ||
CHAPTER 22. Occipital Nerve Block | 263 | ||
Chapter 23. Digital Nerve Block | 263 | ||
Chapter 24. Dental Nerve Blocks | 263 | ||
CHAPTER 25. Abdominal Paracentesis | 263 | ||
CHAPTER 26. Auricular Hematoma Drainage | 264 | ||
Chapter 27. Cerumen Removal | 264 | ||
CHAPTER 28. Ear and Nose Foreign Body Removal | 264 | ||
Chapter 29. Burr Hole Craniotomy | 264 | ||
Chapter 30. Elbow Joint Aspiration | 265 | ||
CHAPTER 31. Ingrown Toenail Removal | 265 | ||
Chapter 32. Knee Joint Aspiration | 265 | ||
Chapter 33. Lumbar Puncture | 265 | ||
Chapter 34. Nasogastric Tube Placement | 266 | ||
CHAPTER 35. Paronychia Incision and Drainage | 266 | ||
CHAPTER 36. Skin Abscess Incision and Drainage | 266 | ||
CHAPTER 37. Shoulder Joint Aspiration | 266 | ||
CHAPTER 38. Transurethral (Foley Catheter) and Suprapubic Urinary Bladder Catheterization | 266 | ||
Index | 269 | ||
A | 269 | ||
B | 270 | ||
C | 270 | ||
D | 271 | ||
E | 271 | ||
F | 272 | ||
G | 272 | ||
H | 273 | ||
I | 273 | ||
J | 274 | ||
K | 274 | ||
L | 274 | ||
M | 274 | ||
N | 275 | ||
O | 275 | ||
P | 275 | ||
Q | 276 | ||
R | 276 | ||
S | 277 | ||
T | 278 | ||
U | 279 | ||
V | 279 | ||
W | 280 | ||
X | 280 | ||
Z | 280 |