Gina Hurst, Jayna Gardner-Gray, Jacqueline Pflaum-Carlson, Jeff Coursen
2. Management of the undifferentiated critically ill COVID-19 patients
Quincy K. Tran
3. Personal Protection during Patient Care & Procedures
Mark Sutherland, David Gordon, Michael Winters
4. Evaluation and Diagnosis of COVID Illness
Danny VanValkinburg, Brian T. Wessman
5. Non-Invasive Respiratory Support for COVID-19
Josiah Smith, Nicholas Goodmanson, Matthew Niehaus
6. Mechanical Ventilation in the COVID-19 Patient
Katelin Morrissette, Skyler Lentz, Jarrod Mosier
7. ECMO and Rescue Therapies for Severe Hypoxemia
Emily Ball, Keith Azevedo, Jonathon Marinaro
8. COVID-19: Cardiac Arrest Management
Casey T. Carr, Torben K. Becker
9. COVID-19 Related Cardiac Illness
Christopher J. Hogan
10. COVID Vascular Illness
Timothy J. Ellender, Joseph R Shiber
11. COVID-19 Renal Illnesses
Marie-Carmelle Elie, Kruti Shah
12. COVID Hepatic Illness
Kimberly Boswell
13. Hematologic Emergencies in Patients with Covid-19
Jessica Waters, Rory Speigel, Michael T. McCurdy
14. COVID Neurologic Illnesses
David Poliner, Wan-Tsu Wendy Chang
15. Pharmacological Agents for COVID-19 Patients
Donald Johnson, Randi Searcy, Beranton Whisenant
16. Point of Care Echocardiography in the COVID-19 patient
Daniel Haase, William Teeter, Jaskirat Gill, Adnan Javed
17. Inter-Hospital Transport of the Critically Ill COVID-19 Patient
Adam B. Schlichting, Zeid Kalarikkal, Nicholas M. Mohr
18. Surge Planning
Daniel Eraso, Brian Wright
19. Surgical Emergencies
T. Shane Hester
Joseph R Shiber, MD, FACEP, FACP, FCCM
Professor Departments of Emergency Medicine, Neurology, and Surgery
Director of Advance Lung/ECMO Service, Co-Director NSICU and ICU at UF North
UF College of Medicine – Jacksonville
655 W Eighth St.
Jacksonville, FL 32209
Joseph.Shiber@jax.ufl.edu
919-244-3981
This book functions as a comprehensive manual for emergency care providers who are treating critically ill COVID-19 patients.
Beginning with an overview of the COVID-19 infection and an examination of the patients who received critical care from hospital emergency departments around the country, this book provides clinicians with a guide to best-practices in everything from personal protection while deploying critical care to COVID-19 patients to evaluation and diagnosis of the illness. Subsequent chapters break down care of various comorbidities seen in COVID-19 patients and the care offered to patients suffering from the illness in a multitude of ways. Closing chapters examine how emergency departments can best prepare for potential surges in COVID-19 patients as the illness continues to develop, providing important information on how to best protect hospital employees and best care for future patients in a constantly shifting landscape.
Due to the rapid onset of the illness and strong-hold the pandemic had on the lives and careers of healthcare professionals, Critical Care of COVID-19 in the Emergency Department fills a critical gap in the literature available on this topic.