Mountaineering Medicine 6th Edition Gear Supplies & Wilderness First Aid

Wilderness First Aid Bible 6th Edition Your Outdoor Lifesaver

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Compiled by highly recognized medical professionals in the emergency response and trauma field, the latest edition of Medicine for Mountaineering features fully revised and expanded information to help mountaineers weather storms, animal attacks, injuries, and more. With a new foreword by Buck Tilton and updated essentials on reacting to wilderness accidents, the 6th edition includes new chapters on drowning, avalanche injuries, evacuation procedures, and more.

The best-selling backcountry medical guide of its kind.
This edition includes new chapters on avalanche injuries, drowning, eye disorders, medical evacuations, and lightning.
Provides expert information on prevention, diagnosis, and treatment, plus medications, medical kits, and legal and ethical considerations.

Specifications

Format: Paperback
Dimensions: 384 pages, 18.08 x 2.51 x 23.06 cm
Published: Jan 11, 2010
Publisher: Mountaineers Books
Language: English
Item weight: 753 g

About the Author

JAMES A. WILKERSON, M.D., a mountaineer, whitewater rafter, backpacker, scuba diver, and skier, is the chairman of the Continuing Medical Education Committee. He is on the editorial board and is a section editor for the Wilderness and Environmental Medicine journal. He lives in Park City, Utah. KEN ZAFREN, M.D., FAAEM, FACEP, FAWM is an emergency physician in Anchorage, Alaska. He is the medical director of the Alaska Mountain Rescue Group, and a member of the clinical faculty at Stanford University Medical Center in California. He represents the United States on the International Commission for Mountain Emergency Medicine and is the associate medical director for the Himalayan Rescue Association of Nepal. ERNEST E. MOORE, M.D., FACS, FCCM has been director of the Rocky Mountain Regional Trauma Center at Denver Health since 1976, and is vice-chairman of surgery at the University of Colorado, Denver. With over 1100 publications, he is editor of the World Journal of Emergency Surgery and associate editor of the Journal of Trauma and American Journal of Surgery.