Stop revising chapter by chapter.
Emergency medicine isn't a subject you read. It's a set of decisions you make
under pressure, usually at 2 AM, usually alone. This book is built that way.
109 emergencies. One decision algorithm for each.
Every topic occupies exactly two pages:
- Left page — the reasoning. Indications, contraindications, the technique
points that change outcomes, and where it commonly goes wrong.
- Right page — the algorithm. A single-page decision tree you can follow at
the bedside or revise the night before an exam.
WHAT'S INSIDE
Ten sections covering the full emergency curriculum:
1. Practical Procedures — 22 topics
2. Airway and Breathing — 8 topics
3. Cardiovascular — 6 topics
4. Abdominal — 9 topics
5. Neurological — 11 topics
6. Trauma — 16 topics
7. Environmental Emergencies — 5 topics
8. Other Medical Emergencies — 19 topics
9. Other Surgical Emergencies — 10 topics
10. Miscellaneous — 3 topics
From BLS, airway management and anaphylaxis to chest pain, arrhythmias,
stroke, seizures, trauma, burns, sepsis, shock, DKA and poisoning.
BUILT FOR INDIAN PRACTICE
Most emergency textbooks are written for other health systems. This one isn't.
- Dengue warning signs and shock management per NVBDCP guidance
- Snakebite neurotoxicity and the National Snakebite Management Protocol
- Aluminium phosphide and organophosphate poisoning
- Tropical fever: malaria, scrub typhus, leptospirosis, enteric fever
- Rabies post-exposure prophylaxis per National Guidelines
- Rheumatic fever prevention and penicillin protocols
- Spinal tuberculosis, sickle cell crisis, IMNCI dehydration plans
Built on Indian guidance including ICMR, NACO, NTEP, IAP, NVBDCP and the
Mental Healthcare Act 2017, with internationally accepted guidance where no
Indian equivalent exists.
EVERY ALGORITHM REFERENCED
A numbered Sources list sits under every algorithm, naming the guideline or
trial the recommendations come from. You can check any recommendation
directly.
Includes an Exam pearl on every topic, highlighting what NEET-PG, INI-CET,
FMGE and viva examiners return to.
WHO IT'S FOR
- MBBS students preparing for university exams, OSCEs and vivas
- Candidates for NEET-PG, INI-CET and FMGE
- Interns and first-year residents who need a usable answer at 3 AM
- Nursing and paramedical staff in emergency and casualty settings
FORMAT
- Digital PDF, instant download after payment
- 244 pages, A4, print-ready
- Clickable table of contents
- Works on phone, tablet, laptop or printed
Written by trueGrad Experts.
DISCLAIMER
This is educational and examination preparation material. It does not create
a doctor-patient relationship and is not clinical advice. No procedure
described should be attempted without appropriate training, supervision and
consent. Always verify drug doses against a current formulary. Where this
book and your hospital protocol disagree, your protocol takes precedence.
