• Oxford Handbook of Critical Care



• 1: Critical care organisation and management



• 2: Respiratory therapy techniques



• 3: Cardiovascular therapy techniques



• 4: Renal therapy techniques



• 5: Gastrointestinal therapy techniques



• 6: Nutrition and metabolic therapy



• 7: Wound and pressure area management



• 8: Respiratory monitoring



• 9: Cardiovascular monitoring



• 10: Neurological monitoring



• 11: Laboratory monitoring



• 12: Miscellaneous monitoring



• 13: Fluids



• 14: Respiratory drugs



• 15: Cardiovascular drugs



• 16: Renal drugs



• 17: Gastrointestinal drugs



• 18: Neurological drugs



• 19: Haematological drugs



• 20: Miscellaneous drugs



• 21: Resuscitation



• 22: Respiratory disorders



• 23: Cardiovascular disorders



• 24: Renal disorders



• 25: Gastrointestinal disorders



• 26: Hepatic disorders



• 27: Neurological disorders



• 28: Haematological disorders



• 29: Metabolic disorders



• 30: Poisoning



• 31: Infection and inflammation



• 32: Trauma and burns



• 33: Physical disorders



• 34: Pain and post-operative critical care



• 35: Oncological critical care



• 36: Obstetric emergencies



• 37: Transport of the critically ill



• 38: Death and the dying patient



• Emergencies in Critical Care



• 1: Assessment and stabilisation



• 2: Airway



• 3: Breathing



• 4: Circulation



• 5: Neurology



• 6: Metabolic and endocrine



• 7: Renal



• 8: Gastrointestinal and hepatic



• 9: Haematology and oncology



• 10: Infections and infectious diseases



• 11: Surgical patients



• 12: Trauma, burns, and skin injuries



• 13: Obstetrics and fertility patients



• 14: Poisoning and overdose



• 15: Incidents and adverse events



• 16: Transfers and retrievals



• 17: Treatment limitation and organ donation



• 18: Common emergency procedures