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Critical Care Paramedicine: A Case-Based Approach PG25 hopeful look at how PalestinianCritical care paramedics regularly perform advanced life support to patients during the most stressful and time sensitive situations. Not only do they require specialist medical knowledge in order to care for critically ill patients, but they are also often expected to think quickly and keep calm under pressure. Putting you in the centre of the action as a critical care paramedic, this book brings together a range of in depth case studies on critical