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Anaesthesiology: Churchill’s Ready Reference, 1ed

Anaesthesia: Churchill’s Ready Reference provides a practical compilation of investigations to assist in the everyday clinical management of the peri-operative and critically ill patient, and the parturient.

In this volume, the authors have included an abundance of diagrams, figures, and tables that they find helpful in understanding some of challenges and conditions frequently encountered in this area of medicine and it is to be hoped that the volume will guide clinicians in the diagnosis and management of common conditions encountered on a daily basis in this area of practice. This book is not meant to replace larger, more complete textbooks, but to complement them and will be useful at the bedside, in the office and for teaching.

• Quick reference guide to laboratory and other test results with associated normal values
• Includes guidance on equipment usage in the Intensive Care Unit
• Includes the latest guidelines from the European Resuscitation Council
• Abundant tables and artworks give rapid access to key information such as IV regimens and scoring systems
• Provides practical guidance on sedation and pain control
• Includes current international guidelines

Anaesthetists are faced with an ever-growing body of investigative and therapeutic options and it is increasingly difficult to keep up with the wide spectrum of information required for them to perform optimally in day-to-day practice.

Anaesthesia: Churchill’s Ready Reference will provide all of the information required to help with everyday practice and covers the full range of tests and investigations that the anaesthetist may come across in a handy, pocketbook format.

Contents

Topic 1 The airway
Topic 2 Respiratory system
Topic 3 Cardiovascular system
Topic 4 Central nervous system
Topic 5 Peripheral nervous system
Topic 6 Renal, metabolic and endocrine systems
Topic 7 Haematology and coagulation
Topic 8 The labour ward
Topic 9 Intensive care
Topic 10 Therapeutic drug monitoring