1. Getting up to Speed,? 2. Before Theatre,? 3. In Theatres: Patient Arrival,? 4. In Theatres: IV Induction and Volatile Anaesthesia,? 5. In Theatres: During the Procedure,? 6. In Theatres: The End of the Procedure,? 7. In Theatres: Anaesthetic Emergencies,? 8. After Theatre,? 9. Preparing for the IAC,? 10. Preparing for On-Calls
This practical and accessible guide covers the core knowledge and key concepts required during the first three months in anaesthetics?in digestible daily chunks. The book prepares the reader for starting work on-call in anaesthesia and builds the foundations for becoming a safe and competent anaesthetist.?
An exceptional guide presented in manageable bite size chunks systematically designed allowing progressive learning. Providing the foundation for a successful start in anaesthesia, this guide is an essential read. QR codes make this accessible to everyone in every situation. If only this was available when I was a trainee!
- Dr Lara Wijayasiri Consultant Anaesthetist, Training Programme Director for Core Anaesthesia and Author of Primary FRCA Structured Oral Examination Study Guides 1 and 2
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The Beginners Guide to Anaesthetics is an invaluable resource for those embarking on a career in anaesthesia. The step by step nature of the book expertly guides the reader through all they will need to create a solid foundation for their CT1 year.?
- Dr Jon Chambers - Consultant Anaesthetist, Dorset County Hospital
This practical and accessible guide covers the core knowledge and key concepts required during the first 3 months in anaesthetics. This book prepares the reader for starting work on-call in anaesthesia and builds the foundations for becoming a safe and competent anaesthetist.
The content is comprehensive while also being pitched at a level suil“-