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<p><br>Anesthesia Student Survival Guide: A Case-Based Approach<br>Jesse M. Ehrenfeld<br>Richard D. Urman<br>Scott Segal</p><p>Section I<br>Introduction to Anesthesiology <br>Chapter 1<br>How to Be a “Star” Student, Career Options, and the Match<br>Roy G. Soto <br>Chapter 2<br>History of Anesthesia and Introduction to the Specialty<br>David C. Lai and Jesse M. Ehrenfeld </p><p>Section II<br>Pharmacology<br>Chapter 3<br>Pharmacology Principles<br>Jerome M. Adams, John W. Wolfe and Jesse M. Ehrenfeld<br>Chapter 4<br>Pharmacology of Intravenous Anesthetic Agents<br>Jerome M. Adams, John W. Wolfe and Jesse M. Ehrenfeld<br>Chapter 5<br>Pharmacology of Inhalational Anesthetics<br>Jerome M. Adams, John W. Wolfe and Jesse M. Ehrenfeld<br>Chapter 6<br>Pharmacology of Local Anesthetics<br>Jerome M. Adams, John W. Wolfe and Jesse M. Ehrenfeld<br>Chapter 7<br>Pharmacology of Adjunct Agents<br>Jerome M. Adams, John W. Wolfe and Jesse M. Ehrenfeld</p><p>Section III<br>Preoperative Considerations<br>Chapter 8<br>The Preoperative Patient Evaluation<br>Amit Gupta and Timothy J. Shiveley <br>Chapter 9<br>Airway Evaluation and Management<br>Shawn T. Beaman, Patrick J. Forte, and David G. Metro <br>Chapter 10<br>The Anesthesia Machine<br>Alvaro Andres Macias<br>Chapter 11<br>Anesthesia Equipment and Monitors<br>Basem Abdelmalak&nbsp; and D. John Doyle </p><p>Section IV<br>Intraoperative Considerations <br>Chapter 12<br>Anesthetic Techniques: General, Sedation, MAC<br>Brian C. McLean, Anthony R. </p>&lt;<p></p>Plunk<p></p><p></p><p></p>ett and Jesse M. Ehrenfeld<br>Chapter 13<br>Anesthetic Techniques: Regional<br>Brian C. McLean, Anthony R. Plunkett and Jesse M. Ehrenfeld<br>Chapter 14<br>Electrolytes and Acid-Base Analysis<br>Adam Kingeter and Matthew D. McEvoy, <br>Chapter 15<br>Fluids and Transfusion Therapy<br>Adam Kingeter and Matthew D. McEvoy<br>Chapter 16<br>Peripheral, Arterial, and Central Lines<p></p> and Gastric Tube Placement<br>Jenna L. Walters and Matthew D. McEvoy<br>Chapter 17<br>Intraoperative Problems<br>Andrea Westman and Matthew D McEvoy<p></p><p>Section V<br>Systems Physiology and Anesthetic Subspecialties<br>Chapter 18<br>Physiology and Anesthesia for Cardiac and Thoracic Surgery<br>Amanda J. Rhee and Linda Shore-Lesserson <br>Chapter 19<br>Physiology and Anesthesia for Neurologic, ENT, and Ophthalmologic Surgery<br>Joshua H. Atkins and Jesse M. Ehrenfeld<br>Chapter 20<br>Obstetrics<br>Stephen M. Howell MD and Mario Serafini <br>Chapter 21<br>Physiology and Anesthesia for General and Bariatric Surgery<br>Rana Badr and Jesse M. Ehrenfeld<br>Chapter 22<br>Anesthesia for Urological Surgery<br>Payal Kohli and Jesse M. Ehrenfeld <br>Chapter 23<br>Pediatric Surgery<br>Thomas M. Romanelli <br>Chapter 24<br>Physiology and Anesthesia for Elderly Patients&nbsp;<br>Ruma Bose and Jesse M. Ehrenfeld<br>Chapter 25<br>Ambulatory Surgery and Out-of-OR (OOR) Procedures&nbsp;<br>Joshua H. Atkins and Jesse M. Ehrenfeld <br>Chapter 26<br>Trauma and Orthopedic Surgery<br>Roy </p>G. Soto<p></p> <p></p><p>Section VI<br></p>Postope<p></p>rative <p></p>Considerations<br>Chapter 27<br>Perioperative Acute and Chronic Pain Management<br>Mark A. Hoeft<br>Chapter 28&nbsp;<br>Postoperative Anesthesia Care Unit (PACU) and Common Postoperative Problems<br>R. Dean Nava Jr, Tarun Bhalla&nbsp; and Jesse M. Ehrenfeld <br>Chapter 29<br>Introduction to Critical Care<br>Beverly J. Newhouse<p></p><p>Section VII<br>Special Topics<br>Chapter 30<br>Professionalism, Safety, and Teamwork<br>Sheila Ryan Barnett, Stephen D. Pratt and Jesse M. Ehrenfeld<br>Chapter 31<br>Quality Assurance, Patient and Provider Safety<br>Arti Ori and Jesse M. Ehrenfeld<br>Chapter 32<br>Ethical and Legal Issues in Anesthesia<br>Jesse M. Ehrenfeld<br>Chapter 33<br>Clinical Simulation in Anesthesia Education<br>Emily M. Hayden MD, MHPE</p><p><br>Appendix A</p>Appendix B<p></p><p><br></p>

<p>Jesse M. Ehrenfeld MD, MPH<br>Associate Professor of Anesthesiology<br>Associate Professor of Surgery<br>Associate Professor of Biomedical Informatics<br>Associate Professor of Health Policy<br>Vanderbilt University School of Medicine<br>Nashville, TN, USA</p><p>Richard D. Urman MD, MBA<br>Associate Professor of Anesthesia<br>Harvard Medical School<br>Director of Anesthesia Services - Ambulatory Care Center (Chestnut Hill)<br>Medical Director, Procedural Sedation for Interventional Procedures<br>Director (Anesthesia), Center for Perioperative Research<br>Department of Anesthesiology, Perioperative and Pain Medicine<br>Brigham and Women's Hospital, Boston, MA, USA</p><p>Scott Segal, MD, MHCM<br>Professor and Chair<br>Department of Anesthesiology<br>Wake Forest School of Medicine<br>Co-Executive Director, Perioperative Services<br>Wake Forest Baptist Medical Center<br>Winston-Salem, NC, USA<br></p>

<p>Edited and written by leading educators, this popular book for the anesthesiology rotation has been thoroughly updated and retains its distinctive case-based approach.&nbsp; The Second Edition features a thorough revision of the discussion of ventilator management, improved coverage of extubation criteria, and the latest guidelines and algorithms for preoperative assessment.&nbsp;&nbsp; Considerations for quality improvement and patient safety have been expanded throughout the book.&nbsp; Anesthesia Student Survival Guide provides a complete introduction to the specialty and is aimed at medical and nursing students as well as practitioners in critical care who seek a succinct overview of anesthesiology.</p><p>From reviews of the First Edition:<br> “…an excellent resource for the student wanting a deeper understanding of what is essentially a post-graduate subject, for example, an elective student.” --British Journal of Anaesthesia<br> &nbsp;<br> “This is an excellent introduction to the specialty for third-year medical students, covering a broad range of material at a sufficient depth to be useful, and providing a good structure for a comprehensive course of self-directed study.” --Doody’s Review Service</p><p></p>“The writing style is uniformly strong, which makes the book easy to read.…[It] serves not only as an excellent resource for students and other learners seeking an introduction to anesthesia but also as a platform for teaching the basics. It will be a welcome addition to the libraries of teaching departments.” --Canadian Journal of Anesthesia<p></p><p> </p><p>&nbsp;</p><p></p><p></p><p></p>

<p>Revision and updating of popular book for the anesthesiology rotation</p><p>Uniformly formatted to facilitate quick look-up</p><p>Unique integration of text, case studies, and review questions</p>

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