resources for CA-1 year

[deleted545787]

---

Members don't see this ad.

hello all,

Are there any online resources (series of videos or interactive type of course maybe?) one can recommend for an incoming CA-1? I know there will be a huge learning curve coming in, so I would like to get started on some material sooner than later. I typically prefer videos with my very limited time (gen surg prelim). I have textbooks (Morgan and Mikhail, Secrets anesthesia, and baby miller) but they can be a drag to read at this point; difficult to get through them without actually being fully immersed in anesthesia.

Thank you in advance!

 

[vector2]

Check out some of the podcasts at accrac.com

 

[TeslaCoil]

I havent heard of any video courses unfortunately, but the new edition of Faust (5th) comes out in a few days. I would definitely get that. The short chapters are easy to get through and it covers all of the important material.

 

[linkin06]

CA-1 Tutorial- Ether - Resources for Anesthesia Research and Education - Stanford University School of Medicine

 

[deleted592694]

University of Kentucky videos:

University of Kentucky Department of Anesthesiology

 

[deleted875186]

My advice is do many IVs. Go to the ED when not busy on call and do all the IVs. Do all you ABG sticks for everyone. Read a little, but otherwise just get through intern year. No matter what you do there will be a steep learning curve.