Useful anesthesia electronic or pocket reference

[CaliDreamin4Life]

Looking for a useful resource I can download on phone (preferably) or carry in pocket for day to day anesthesia practice (attending level)? Are you guys using anything you like? What's your go to day to day reference for various anesthesia considerations? Thanks.

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[deleted171991]

Essence of Anesthesia Practice. Buy the physical book, register on expertconsult.com and download the multiplatform beautiful Inkling ebook that comes with it. Jaffe for the stuff not included here.

Alternative: Kindle version of the Oxford Anesthesia handbooks.

 

[Ezekiel2517]

I like google.com. Spotify/Pandora works well to help pacify surgeons

 

[agammaglobulin]

ASRA Coags app. Can look up random and common meds and see recommendations for neuraxial and peripheral blocks

 

[deleted875186]

ASRA Coags is useful. I used gasguide app when I first started CA1 year, but honestly you’ll memorize all the doses of drugs and everything so quickly that it probably doesn’t matter. I personally found typing a few notes about common drug doses and infusions, and case specific things as you go along into your phone is the most useful thing to do. You might also ask seniors in your program if they have something like this they could share. The Stanford emergency manual is a good quick reference as well.

 

[Mman]

ASRA coags is the only app on my phone related to anesthesia that I will occasionally use. Only other resource is the occasional need to grab a book of pediatric syndromes if somebody has something odd.

 

[deleted697535]

Oxford drugs in anesthesia and intensive care app is the only consistent things I've used.
I don't think I've ever actually read a text book.
Ceaccp from the bia is a montly set of online tutorials going bqck 18 years that have every topic under the sun summarised with mcqs. That's my go to

 

[deleted162650]

I prefer the UW chart for coags.

 

[CaliDreamin4Life]

Oxford drugs in anesthesia and intensive care app is the only consistent things I've used.
I don't think I've ever actually read a text book.
Ceaccp from the bia is a montly set of online tutorials going bqck 18 years that have every topic under the sun summarised with mcqs. That's my go to

Can you get that electronically?

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[deleted697535]

Can you get that electronically?

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Which? ceaccp? They're just pdfs online.
Heres a random month in 2011
Volume 11 Issue 4 | BJA Education | Oxford Academic


The oxford drugs app in on the apple app store and android. its about 40 euro