Emergency Medicine

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Open-Content Textbook of Emergency Medicine
(OCTEM)

Symptoms and presentations

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General symptoms

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Head and neck symptoms

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Chest symptoms

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Abdominal symptoms

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Topics

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Abdominal and gastrointestinal disorders

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Cardiovascular disorders

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Cutaneous disorders

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Disaster medicine

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Endocrine, metabolic and nutritional disorders

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Environmental disorders

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Head, ear, eye, nose and throat disorders

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Hematologic disorders

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Immune system disorders

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Infectious disorders

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Musculoskeletal disorders (non-traumatic)

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Nervous system disorders

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Obstetrics and gynecology

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Renal and genitourinary disorders

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Thoracic-respiratory disorders

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Toxicologic disorders

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Traumatic disorders

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Tests

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Imaging

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Lab Investigations

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Point of Care Testing

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EKG,

Treatment

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Procedures

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Resuscitation

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Other Treatment

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Special populations

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Practice and administration

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Knowledge and communication

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