any good sites/books for anesthesia rotation? I just want to get some basic points about iv/voltatile drugs, and some key points behind why/when certain agents are used.
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Hi Bulldog,bulldog said:
I really like this:
http://virtual-anaesthetic-textbook.com/
It reviews the basic sciences relevant for anesthesia, tells you about machines and monitors and also about the management of special patient groups.
You can check also
www.gasnet.org
Have fun in your rotation!
Alot of my friends going into Anesthesia really like Anesthesia Secrets for a text. Personally, I've never read it but they really like it.bulldog said:
Oh, I just saw that you asked about books too.bulldog said:
I guess the standard that attendings recommend is Basics of Anesthesia, by Miller (this is the Baby Miller). But there hasn´t been a new edition in a while.
Clinical Anesthesiology (Lange Series) has a more recent edition, and many residents like it, but it looks like it is a bit longer than Baby Miller.
Many Residents also recommend Anesthesia Secrets, just like Hawk22 said. But if I remember correctly, it is a question and answer format, maybe not the best for a first overview.
Go through this and you'll be WAY ahead of the game.
http://www.healthsystem.virginia.edu/Internet/Anesthesiology-Elective/
http://www.healthsystem.virginia.edu/Internet/Anesthesiology-Elective/