ABSTRACT

This book exemplifies the new problem-orientated approach to teaching anaesthesia. It comprises four sections that correspond closely with the four-year training programme set out by the American Board of Anesthesiology for candidates studying for the Diploma in Anesthesiology and with the new FRCA primary examination. The first three sections provide an integrated core text covering material that every trainee needs to know and understand, while the fourth section is a multi-author review of more specialized topics. Contributions are drawn from experts in the UK, Europe, the USA and Australasia, so presenting the best of current opinion and practice worldwide. Its highly illustrated presentation provides readers with a source of information on key topics that is concise and can readily be assimilated.

chapter |12 pages

Low risk Medium risk High risk

chapter |12 pages

Advantages (Disadvantages

chapter |3 pages

The lithotomy position

chapter |1 pages

CONSERVATION OF BODY HEAT

chapter |14 pages

THE CONCLUSION OF MAINTENANCE ANAESTHESIA

chapter |8 pages

CRITERIA FOR DISCHARGE FROM RECOVERY

chapter |10 pages

Therapeutic options for pain control

chapter |11 pages

Variable Description

chapter |1 pages

Disturbances of glucose homoeostasis

chapter |1 pages

Factors Incidence

chapter |6 pages

Routine drug therapy

chapter |10 pages

Reading a chest radiograph

chapter |16 pages

Airways

chapter |15 pages

Using masks and airways

chapter |18 pages

Elective tracheostomy

chapter |14 pages

The shared airway

chapter |10 pages

Gas (L)

chapter |17 pages

Property Value or description

chapter |5 pages

THE ANAESTHESIA MACHINE

chapter |4 pages

High-pressure (auxiliary) outlets

chapter |2 pages

Low-flow considerations

chapter |1 pages

The backbar

chapter |1 pages

Emergency oxygen

chapter |52 pages

Plenum vaporizers

chapter |2 pages

Disconnection monitors

chapter |13 pages

Definition

chapter |2 pages

MALIGNANT HYPERTHERMIA

chapter |11 pages

PULMONARY EMBOLISM

chapter |2 pages

Type of person Volume (ml/kg)

chapter |5 pages

Steady intraoperative blood loss

chapter |6 pages

Perfluorocarbons

chapter |2 pages

Large bowel surgery

chapter |6 pages

Throat surgery

chapter |1 pages

Cystectomy

chapter |2 pages

Male genitalia

chapter |14 pages

Laparoscopy/laparosopic sterilization

chapter |4 pages

Intensive care High dependency care

chapter |11 pages

Variable Maximum points

chapter |11 pages

Direct Indirect

chapter |6 pages

Gastrointestinal failure

chapter |10 pages

Cerebral failure

chapter |6 pages

Communication with patients

chapter |5 pages

FURTHER READING

chapter |12 pages

Element Atomic no. KLMNOP

chapter |4 pages

Class of lipid Typical examples

chapter |5 pages

Prokaryotes Eukaryotes

chapter |7 pages

The polynucleotides

chapter |16 pages

The cell cycle and cell division

chapter |12 pages

FURTHER READING

chapter |12 pages

(n) agent (mg) sleep (x) (x/n)

chapter |19 pages

Drug Enzyme system inhibited

chapter |9 pages

Phase Ion Movement across cell membrane

chapter |42 pages

Class Type of drug and examples

chapter |7 pages

Abnormality Character Significance

chapter |11 pages

Endothelium

chapter |1 pages

Potassium channel openers

chapter |16 pages

FURTHER READING

chapter |8 pages

FURTHER READING

chapter |4 pages

Cell type Description Function(s)

chapter |4 pages

Subdivision Components Functions

chapter |1 pages

Intracranial pressure

chapter |2 pages

Treatment modality Comments

chapter |22 pages

Anticonvulsant drugs

chapter |11 pages

Postsynaptic receptors

chapter |22 pages

Motor systems

chapter |15 pages

Drug Uses

chapter |9 pages

Types of muscle fibre

chapter |1 pages

Myotonia congenita

chapter |25 pages

Feature Skeletal muscle Cardiac muscle

chapter |9 pages

Physiological responses

chapter |11 pages

Metabolic reaction Substrate

chapter |3 pages

Symbol Factor

chapter |6 pages

SOURCES OF ACIDS, BASES, AND BUFFERS

chapter |5 pages

OXYGEN AND CARBON DIOXIDE CARRIAGE

chapter |17 pages

Artificial changes in acid-base balance

chapter |2 pages

Secretion pH

chapter |1 pages

Effect Atropine Hyoscine Glycopyrrolate

chapter |2 pages

Increase Decrease

chapter |1 pages

Drugs that raise gastric pH

chapter |3 pages

Dopamine Cholinergic M Histamine 5HT H

chapter |16 pages

Substance Duodenum Jejunum Ileum Colon

chapter |11 pages

(1) (2)

chapter |1 pages

The adrenal medulla

chapter |4 pages

Urinary system

chapter |5 pages

Functions of the placenta

chapter |9 pages

Changes at birth

chapter |5 pages

Component Women Men

chapter |5 pages

WHITE BLOOD CELLS

chapter |11 pages

Clotting tests

chapter |4 pages

agent effects

chapter |8 pages

Methohexitone

chapter |2 pages

Induction agent Metabolites

chapter |11 pages

TOTAL INTRAVENOUS ANAESTHESIA

chapter |8 pages

Characteristic Requirements

chapter |5 pages

MAC and solubility

chapter |13 pages

FURTHER READING

chapter |8 pages

Individual opioids

chapter |61 pages

Drug Effect

chapter |12 pages

Quantity Unit Description (abbreviation)

chapter |34 pages

Non-linear functions

chapter |1 pages

Partial pressures

chapter |41 pages

Measurement of blood flow

chapter |9 pages

Capacitance

chapter |18 pages

Alternating currents and power supplies

chapter |22 pages

Decimal number 2 (8) 2 (4) 2 (2) 2 (1)

chapter |49 pages

Other methods of measurement

chapter |20 pages

Numerical data

chapter |2 pages

Drug Did vomit Didn’t vomit Total

chapter |23 pages

Sequential analysis

chapter |14 pages

Inhalational agents

chapter |10 pages

FURTHER READING

chapter |21 pages

Induction

chapter |11 pages

SOCIAL CIRCUMSTANCES

chapter |4 pages

THE GENERATION OF THE ECG

chapter |1 pages

The QT interval

chapter |5 pages

CHANGES IN THE CARDIAC AXIS

chapter |1 pages

Sinus bradycardia

chapter |2 pages

Wandering pacemaker

chapter |11 pages

Atrial flutter

chapter |7 pages

Anaesthetic management

chapter |4 pages

Causal Preventive

chapter |10 pages

PREOPERATIVE CONSIDERATIONS Planning

chapter |10 pages

Abnormality Cause Treatment

chapter |6 pages

POSTOPERATIVE CARE

chapter |25 pages

MITRAL VALVE DISEASE Mitral stenosis

chapter |14 pages

RIGHT-TO-LEFT SHUNTS

chapter |27 pages

Males Females

chapter |14 pages

Neurogenic DI Nephrogenic DI

chapter |2 pages

PREOPERATIVE PREPARATION

chapter |2 pages

INTRAOPERATIVE PHASE Premedication

chapter |41 pages

POSTOPERATIVE PHASE

chapter |21 pages

Postoperative phase

chapter |10 pages

Pulmonary tuberculosis

chapter |22 pages

Fluid resuscitation

chapter |6 pages

AUDIT, EDUCATION, AND TRAINING

chapter |2 pages

Effect Drug

chapter |6 pages

Indicated Probably safe Contraindicated

chapter |4 pages

Spina bifida

chapter |4 pages

Myasthenia gravis

chapter |18 pages

Early manifestations

chapter |10 pages

Multiple injuries

chapter |2 pages

Broad group Examples and notes

chapter |4 pages

Drug Action Comments

chapter |2 pages

Substance Signs and symptoms

chapter |2 pages

Pathology Presentasion Comments

chapter |4 pages

Pain relief

chapter |8 pages

FURTHER READING

chapter |7 pages

Liver transplantation

chapter |2 pages

Platelet-activating factor

chapter |5 pages

CONCLUSION

chapter |16 pages

SELECTINS

chapter |27 pages

TELOMERES AND CELLULAR AGEING

chapter |9 pages

FURTHER READING

chapter |21 pages

Femoral artery cannulation

chapter |21 pages

PREPARATION

chapter |2 pages

TRANSOESOPHAGEAL ECHOCARDIOGRAPHY

chapter |6 pages

FURTHER READING

chapter |17 pages

SITE SELECTION AND TECHNIQUE

chapter |1 pages

LOCATION AND NATURE OF THE SURGERY

chapter |9 pages

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chapter |44 pages

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