Infectious Diseases and Antimicrobial Stewardship in Critical Care Medicine 4E has been fully updated and revised. The clinical diagnostic approach to common infectious disease problems in the CCU is the underlying theme in the book. Emphasized throughout is the importance of formulating an accurate early presumptive clinical syndromic diagnosis which is the basis for selecting optimal initial antimicrobial therapy in the CCU. Without an accurate presumptive clinical diagnosis effective therapy is unlikely at best. Based on the most probable clinical diagnosis optimal antibiotic empiric therapy based on antimicrobial stewardship principles minimizes resistance and antibiotic complications in the CCU. This new edition features chapters that explain the tenets of differential diagnostic reasoning differential diagnostic characteristics of fever patterns in the CCU. The proper interpretation of rapid diagnostic tests in the appropriate clinical context is included. The diagnostic importance of cardinal clinical findings particularly when combined in the appropriate clinical context is emphasized and remains the basis for clinical problem solving in the CCU. Uniquely critical diagnostic physical findings in the CCU including color atlas of diagnostic eye findings are included as important diagnostic determinants in the CCU. Written by infectious disease clinicians for CCU consultants Infectious Diseases and Antimicrobial Stewardship in Critical Care Medicine 4E remains a useful evidence based and experience tempered key clinical resource for infectious disease problems in the CCU. Key FeaturesEssentials of the tenets of clinical diagnostic reasoning is explained as it relates to formulating a rapid and accurate clinical syndromic diagnosis in the CCUThe diagnostic significance of fever patterns and their relationship to the pulse rate in the proper clinical context is explained in depth as related to the CCU settingFormulating an accurate early clinical syndromic diagnosis is presented as essential since it is the basis of effective empiric antibiotic therapy in the CCUHow to combine key non-specific laboratory and imaging findings to increase diagnostic specificity and diagnostic probability in the CCU is presentedClinical perspective on the proper interpretation of the clinical significance of rapid diagnostic test results in the CCU is includedA clinical approach to apparent antibiotic failure in the CCU is presented either due to actual antibiotic failure or seeming but unrelated non-antibiotic failureSection focuses on the practical aspects of antimicrobial stewardship particularly as related to optimizing dosing effectiveness while minimizing resistance and adverse effects in the CCU
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Details:Infectious Diseases and Antimicrobial Stewardship in Critical Care Medicine 4E has been fully updated and revised. The clinical diagnostic approach to common infectious disease problems in the CCU is the underlying theme in the book. Emphasized throughout is the importance of formulating an accurate early presumptive clinical syndromic diagnosis which is the basis for selecting optimal initial antimicrobial therapy in the CCU. Without an accurate presumptive clinical diagnosis effective therapy is unlikely at best. Based on the most probable clinical diagnosis optimal antibiotic empiric therapy based on antimicrobial stewardship principles minimizes resistance and antibiotic complications in the CCU. This new edition features chapters that explain the tenets of differential diagnostic reasoning differential diagnostic characteristics of fever patterns in the CCU. The proper interpretation of rapid diagnostic tests in the appropriate clinical context is included. The diagnostic importance of cardinal clinical findings particularly when combined in the appropriate clinical context is emphasized and remains the basis for clinical problem solving in the CCU. Uniquely critical diagnostic physical findings in the CCU including color atlas of diagnostic eye findings are included as important diagnostic determinants in the CCU. Written by infectious disease clinicians for CCU consultants Infectious Diseases and Antimicrobial Stewardship in Critical Care Medicine 4E remains a useful evidence based and experience tempered key clinical resource for infectious disease problems in the CCU. Key FeaturesEssentials of the tenets of clinical diagnostic reasoning is explained as it relates to formulating a rapid and accurate clinical syndromic diagnosis in the CCUThe diagnostic significance of fever patterns and their relationship to the pulse rate in the proper clinical context is explained in depth as related to the CCU settingFormulating an accurate early clinical syndromic diagnosis is presented as essential since it is the basis of effective empiric antibiotic therapy in the CCUHow to combine key non-specific laboratory and imaging findings to increase diagnostic specificity and diagnostic probability in the CCU is presentedClinical perspective on the proper interpretation of the clinical significance of rapid diagnostic test results in the CCU is includedA clinical approach to apparent antibiotic failure in the CCU is presented either due to actual antibiotic failure or seeming but unrelated non-antibiotic failureSection focuses on the practical aspects of antimicrobial stewardship particularly as related to optimizing dosing effectiveness while minimizing resistance and adverse effects in the CCU
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Infectious Diseases and Antimicrobial Stewardship in Critical Care Medicine 4E has been fully updated and revised. The clinical diagnostic approach to common infectious disease problems in the CCU is the underlying theme in the book. Emphasized throughout is the importance of formulating an accurate early presumptive clinical syndromic diagnosis which is the basis for selecting optimal initial antimicrobial therapy in the CCU. Without an accurate presumptive clinical diagnosis effective therapy is unlikely at best. Based on the most probable clinical diagnosis optimal antibiotic empiric therapy based on antimicrobial stewardship principles minimizes resistance and antibiotic complications in the CCU. This new edition features chapters that explain the tenets of differential diagnostic reasoning differential diagnostic characteristics of fever patterns in the CCU. The proper interpretation of rapid diagnostic tests in the appropriate clinical context is included. The diagnostic importance of cardinal clinical findings particularly when combined in the appropriate clinical context is emphasized and remains the basis for clinical problem solving in the CCU. Uniquely critical diagnostic physical findings in the CCU including color atlas of diagnostic eye findings are included as important diagnostic determinants in the CCU. Written by infectious disease clinicians for CCU consultants Infectious Diseases and Antimicrobial Stewardship in Critical Care Medicine 4E remains a useful evidence based and experience tempered key clinical resource for infectious disease problems in the CCU. Key FeaturesEssentials of the tenets of clinical diagnostic reasoning is explained as it relates to formulating a rapid and accurate clinical syndromic diagnosis in the CCUThe diagnostic significance of fever patterns and their relationship to the pulse rate in the proper clinical context is explained in depth as related to the CCU settingFormulating an accurate early clinical syndromic diagnosis is presented as essential since it is the basis of effective empiric antibiotic therapy in the CCUHow to combine key non-specific laboratory and imaging findings to increase diagnostic specificity and diagnostic probability in the CCU is presentedClinical perspective on the proper interpretation of the clinical significance of rapid diagnostic test results in the CCU is includedA clinical approach to apparent antibiotic failure in the CCU is presented either due to actual antibiotic failure or seeming but unrelated non-antibiotic failureSection focuses on the practical aspects of antimicrobial stewardship particularly as related to optimizing dosing effectiveness while minimizing resistance and adverse effects in the CCU
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