Streetmedic's Handbook

by Owen T. Traynor, Thomas J. Rahilly, Patrick R. Coonan, et al.

The Streetmedic's Handbook is a concise field reference for Paramedic and Intermediate EMT's to take with them out into the field. Its compact size fits into an equipment bag. This book also can be... This description may be from another edition of this product.

• Format: Paperback
• Language: English
• ISBN: 0803600127
• ISBN13: 9780803600126
• Release Date: April 1995
• Publisher: Cengage Learning
• Length: 528 Pages
• Weight: 0.90 lbs.
• Dimensions: 1.0" x 4.5" x 7.4"

Customer Reviews

Great Read...

Extremely informative and to the point.Covers the basics+++...A MUST READ for every Medic...imho

Excellant Book

This is an Excellant Must Have Book. It presents the most common types of emergencies that medics get called to in a easy to understand way.

Must have book for new medics

New medics in particular should grab up this book. I eagerly await a second edition but I have found no other book that cuts to the chase and explains differential diagnosis of about 40 common EMS conditions as well. I strongly encourage new EMS folks to buy this book as the wealth of information that is in here is amazing. While some of the information is old -- I don't think it has been updated since the ACLS changes of 2000, it still has a great deal of good information throughout and should be added to required text lists of NREMT-P and NREMT-I programs.

Streetmedic's Handbook.

Well, I have to say...I'm duly impressed. It's not often that I find a medical reference book that is as clear, concise, and step-by-step as this one. Even though it's geared towards the EMT-P, it could be a very helpful guide to anyone in health-related fields...from trauma nurse to home health aide to first responder. Although the book does assume you have the basic knowledge of the advance EMT, it can contain valuable insight for all. It's also well organized; it's easy to look something up and find your information in a short time.

Awesome Book

This book is so cool, I've bought it twice (to replace one that was stolen). This book is clear, easy-to-read, and concise in a way that allows you to review a chapter on the way to the call. The first chapter on abdominal pain will show you the value of such a text. And it's small size makes it easy to carry, and the cover's tough, too. All considered, a damn fine book for EMS