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highly toxic, 6–13
treatment for, 6–14—6–15
venomous, 6–13
Fish tapeworm disease, 5–49
Fistula
test, for ear barotrauma, 6–1
in urinary incontinence, 4–90
Flaccid limb paralysis, 5–80
Flagyl (metronidazole)
for bacterial vaginosis, 3–48t
for balanitis, 3–78
for candida vaginitis, 3–48t
for Fournier’s gangrene, 3–78
for jaundice, 3–58
for prostatitis, 3–82
for trichomonas, 3–48t
Flail chest, 7–2
Flamazine, 7–18
Flank pain, 3–1. See also Urolithiasis
assessing, 4–87
hematuria with, 4–88
Flashlight examination
for orbital or periorbital inflammation, 3–26
for red eye, 3–24
Flaviviruses, 5–66
Flavoxate
for prostatitis, 3–82
for urinary incontinence, 4–90
Flexeril (cyclobenzaprine)
for joint pain, 3–63
side effects of, 3–64
Flight operations, decompression sickness risk in, 6–37
Flomax (tamsulosin)
for prostatitis, 3–82
for urinary incontinence, 4–91
Flonase, 3–31
Floricet, withdrawal from, 5–150
Florinal, withdrawal from, 5–150
Floxin
for epididymitis, 3–84, 3–85
for urinary tract infections, 4–94
Flu. See also Common cold; Influenza
assessment of, 4–10—4–11
causes of, 4–10
follow-up, 4–12
patient education for, 4–12
signs of, 4–10
symptoms of, 4–10
treatment of, 4–11—4–12
Flucinolone, 4–65
Fluconazole
for blastomycosis, 5–60
for candida vaginitis, 3–48t, 3–50
for candidal penile infection, 3–78
for candidiasis, 5–58
for coccidioidomycosis, 5–61
for paracoccidioidomycosis, 5–63
for pityriasis versicolor, 4–51
for urinary tract infections, 4–93
Fluid overload, 4–3
Fluid resuscitation
for acute diarrhea, 3–19
for acute pelvic pain, 3–43
administration routes for, 7–16t
for blister agents, 6–53
in burn injury, 7–19—7–22
with chemical burns, 7–18
end points of, 7–14
for hypovolemic shock, 7–13
indications, benefits, and cautions for, 7–15t
maintenance rate calculation in, 7–14
for poisoning, 5–141
for pulmonary embolus, 4–24
in uncontrolled hemorrhage, 7–3
for valvular malfunction, 3–117
for venomous snake bites, 5–144
Fluid therapy
for acute respiratory distress syndrome, 4–25
for hypothermia, 6–44
Flumazenil, 8–40
Flunixin meglumine (banamine)
for equine colic, 5–133
for equine lameness, 5–135
Fluocinonide, 4–70
Fluorescein strip staining
for acute vision loss without trauma, 3–23
for eye injury, 3–27
for orbital or periorbital inflammation, 3–26
for red eye assessment, 3–24
Fluoride deficiency, 5–139t
Fluoroquinolones
for biological warfare agents, 6–56
for inhalational anthrax, 6–57
for pneumonia, 4–13
for urinary tract infections, 4–94
Fluoxetine (Prozac)
for apnea, 4–26
for depression, 3–17
Fly eggs, myiasis transmission, 4–52
Focal motor seizures, 4–34—4–35
Focal neurologic signs, 4–31
Folate deficiency, 5–137t
Foley catheterization
in cesarean section, 3–102
for prostatitis, 3–81
for venomous snake bite, 5–145
Foley catheters
for bladder catheterization, 8–34
in episiotomy, 3–103
Folic acid deficiency, 5–137t
in anemia, 4–8
Folliculitis, 3–114
Food
acquisition of, 5–108
contamination of
categories of, 5–108
in cyclosporiasis transmission, 5–36
in leptospirosis, 5–86
potentially hazardous, 5–108
preparing and serving of, 5–110