Emergencies in Anaesthesia
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Author Description
The Third Edition Of Emergencies In Anaesthesia Is A Practical, Accessible Guide To All Emergency Situations Encountered During, And Immediately Following, Anaesthesia. Re-structured To Follow The Abcde Emergency Approach, This Handbook Guides The Clinician Through What To Do And When, In A Format That Can Be Used Rapidly. In Each Chapter, Topics Are Ordered Alphabetically For Ease Of Navigation And Management Is Presented In A Checklist Format. Symbols Are Used To Indicate Clinical Severity Ranging From Life-threatening To Minor, And The Book Includes Drug Dosages, Infusion Regimes, And Key Algorithms For Quick Reference. Reflecting Best Practice, The Third Edition Includes New Frameworks For Emergency Management And New Material On Human Factors.
Menrva's Summary
THE THESIS
This handbook investigates the optimal clinical management of acute emergency situations occurring during or immediately following anaesthesia. The authors, Alastair Martin, Andrew K. McIndoe, and Keith Allman, leverage their expertise in clinical practice to provide a structured, rapid-response framework for anaesthetists. The text utilizes the ABCDE emergency approach to ensure systematic assessment and intervention in high-pressure environments.
THE SCOPE MAP
What You Will Find
- Clinical management protocols for anaesthetic emergencies
- ABCDE emergency assessment framework
- Checklist-based treatment algorithms
- Drug dosage tables and infusion regimes
- Human factors integration in emergency response
Scope Limits
- Does not cover elective anaesthesia procedures
- Excludes long-term post-operative intensive care management
THE AUTHORITY PERSPECTIVE
Clinicians frequently highlight the utility of the alphabetical topic organization and the rapid-reference checklist format for high-acuity scenarios. Experts recognize this text as a standard practical resource for anaesthesiology trainees and practicing consultants alike.
Page Count:
592
Publication Date:
2020-01-01
Publisher:
Oxford University Press
ISBN-10:
0191075671
ISBN-13:
9780191075674
Reference
Clinical Handbook
Medical
Emergency medicine
