A practical manual for physicians, residents, and medical students managing surgical emergencies. It provides a systematic framework for diagnosing acute clinical problems, beginning with the initial phone call and moving through "elevator thoughts" to a rapid bedside assessment. The text emphasizes identifying major threats to life, such as luminal perforations or bowel infarctions, while also addressing postoperative issues like hypothermia and fluid management. Practical instructions for electronic medical record review, proper documentation, and inter-team communication are also highlighted to ensure patient safety. Furthermore, it outlines standard safety protocols regarding blood-borne pathogens and provides detailed diagnostic strategies for evaluating abdominal pain. Ultimately, the guide is designed to help practitioners navigate the stressful environment of being on call with organized, evidence-based care.
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