The multiply injured patient: Initial assessment and management: Postgraduate Medicine: Vol 81, No 5

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When faced with the multiply injured patient, the clinician must take an entirely different approach than is appropriate in nonacute situations. Time is of the essence, and teamwork on the part of the healthcare providers is paramount. Dr Sterner, a member of a busy county hospital emergency department, lays out a two-part plan for optimum patient care.

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