
This concise yet comprehensive handbook covers the essentials of anesthesiology with topics ranging from basic principles of pharmacology to pre-op evaluation, airway management, pain management, outpatient surgery, and patient recovery. An Internet-based version is also available, whereby the text is updated monthly and includes such features as.mpeg and.vdo files demonstrating procedures for applying general anesthetic and local blocks, audio files that accompany echocardiogram monitoring, plug-in algorithms for determining patient-specific acid-base equations, and hyperlinks to other anesthesia-based Net sites.
This handbook investigates the foundational principles and clinical practices required for the safe and effective administration of anesthesia. The authors, Keith Ruskin, Michael Black, and Sorin Brull, synthesize core pharmacological concepts with practical procedural guidelines to provide a structured framework for medical practitioners. The text serves as a clinical reference for managing patient care across the entire perioperative spectrum.
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Medical professionals frequently cite this text as a practical, high-utility resource for residents and clinicians needing quick access to standard procedures. Experts highlight the integration of digital, web-based updates as a significant benefit for maintaining currency in a rapidly evolving field.
Page Count:
500
Publication Date:
2001-02-01
Publisher:
McGraw-Hill
ISBN-10:
0070063044
ISBN-13:
9780070063044
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