Paediatric and Neonatal Anaesthesia

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Butterworth-Heinemann, 2004 - Medical - 201 pages
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Anaesthesia in a Nutshell is a series of pocket books, designed to give the trainee anaesthetist essential information on each sub-specialty module, giving the trainee confidence in the first few weeks of their training. The editors have ensured that each volume is comprehensive, reflecting the individual module syllabus, and focusing on best clinical practice.

  • Anaesthesia in a Nutshell is a series of pocket books designed to mirror the current modular training system
  • The content is pitched at the right level for starting out in each sub-specialty module, giving the trainee confidence in those first weeks
  • The succinct note style is convenient for quick reference and revision, and the portable format allows them to be constant companions in theatre and on the ward
  • The editors have ensured that each volume is comprehensive, reflecting the individual module syllabus, and focussing on best clinical practice
  • Selected further reading and key references enable the trainee to build on their initial training, and expand their knowledge as they progress through each sub-specialty

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    Contents

    Pharmacology
    		15
    Equipment and monitoring in paediatric anaesthesia
    		28
    Anaesthesia for the infant and child
    		45
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    Paediatric and Neonatal Anaesthesia
    Ann E. Black,Angus McEwan
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    Common terms and phrases

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    TitlePaediatric and Neonatal Anaesthesia
    A FRCA study guides title
    Anaesthesia in a nutshell
    FRCA Study guides
    AuthorsAnn E. Black, Angus McEwan
    Editionillustrated
    PublisherButterworth-Heinemann, 2004
    Original fromthe University of Michigan
    Digitized13 Aug 2008
    ISBN0750653809, 9780750653800
    Length201 pages
    Subjects › 

    Medical / Anesthesiology
    Medical / Pediatrics
      
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