POCKET ANESTHESIA. 4TH EDITION

Preface xi
Contributors of Prior Editions xiii
PREOPERATIVE PATIENT EVALUATION 1-1
J. Matthew Kynes and Jesse M. Ehrenfeld
INHALED ANESTHETICS 2A-1
Megan Graybill Anders
INTRAVENOUS ANESTHETICS 2B-6
Megan Graybill Anders
ANALGESICS 2C-10
Megan Graybill Anders
LOCAL ANESTHETICS 2D-20
Megan Graybill Anders
NEUROMUSCULAR BLOCKING DRUGS
AND REVERSAL AGENTS 2E-26
Megan Graybill Anders
VASOACTIVE, AUTONOMIC, AND
CARDIOVASCULAR DRUGS 2F-30
Megan Graybill Anders
PHARMACOLOGY: ANTIBIOTICS
AND HERBAL MEDICINES 2G-41
Ramsey Saba, Jesse M. Ehrenfeld, and Richard D. Urman
OTHER DRUGS RELEVANT TO PRACTICE
OF ANESTHESIA 2H-47
Megan Graybill Anders
ANESTHESIA EQUIPMENT 3-1
Jesse M. Ehrenfeld and Richard D. Urman
AIRWAY MANAGEMENT 4-1
Jesse M. Ehrenfeld and Richard D. Urman
ANESTHESIA TECHNIQUES 5-1
Elisabeth M. Hughes and Kurt F. Dittrich
REGIONAL ANESTHESIA 6-1
Eric R. BriggsVENTILA TION TECHNIQUES 9-1
ancis X. Dillon
FLUIDS, ELECTROLYTES, & TRANSFUSION
THERAPY 10-1
Alyssa K. Streff and Michael N. Singleton
COMMON INTRAOPERATIVE PROBLEMS 11-1
Jonathan P. Wanderer
OCEDURES IN ANESTHESIA 12-1
Jesse M. Ehrenfeld
CUTE PAIN MANAGEMENT 13-1
A. Edwards and Jenna Walters
CU MANAGEMENT AND DISCHARGE 14-1
Jonathan P. Wanderer
COMPLICA TIONS OF ANESTHESIA 15-1
hael W. Sanford and David A. Nakata
ENHANCED RECOVERY AFTER
SURGERY (ERAS) 16-1
S. Allen, Adam B. King, and Matthew D. McEvoy
UMA, BURN, AND CRITICAL CARE
MANAGEMENT 17-1
Joseph R. Pawlowski and Daniel W. Johnson
CARDIAC SURGERY 18-1
Trinh, Linda Shore-Lesserson, and Amanda J. Rhee
THORACIC SURGERY 19-1
Siegrist, Ryan J. Lefevre, and Frederic T. Billings, IV
GENERAL SURGERY 20-1
Jesse M. Ehrenfeld and Richard D. Urman
BARIATRIC SURGERY 21-1
Melissa L. Bellomy, Brian F. S. Allen, and Matthew D. McEvoy
ASCULAR SURGERY 22-1
edith A. Kingeter and Amy C. Robertson
NEUROSURGERY AND ECT 23-1 xvii
RENAL SYSTEM AND UROLOGIC
SURGERY 25-1
Jesse M. Ehrenfeld and Richard D. Urman
ORTHOPEDIC SURGERY 26-1
Alexander Nguyen and Robert Hsiung
ENDOCRINE SURGERY 27-1
Jesse M. Ehrenfeld and Richard D. Urman
OBSTETRIC AND GYNECOLOGIC
ANESTHESIA 28-1
Jeanette R. Bauchat
PEDIA TRIC ANESTHESIA 29-1
Thomas M. Romanelli and Jonathan A. Niconchuk
POSTOPERATIVE NAUSEA & VOMITING 30-1
Richard D. Urman and Jesse M. Ehrenfeld
OUTSIDE OF THE OPERATING ROOM
ANESTHESIA 31-1
Melissa L. Bellomy
CHRONIC PAIN MANAGEMENT 32-1
David A. Edwards and Jenna Walters
ORGAN TRANSPLANT A TION 33-1
Christina Jelly, and Robert E. Freundlich
GERIA TRIC ANESTHESIA 34-1
Michael C. Lubrano
ELECTROCARDIOGRAM (ECG)
INTERPRETATION 35-1
Jesse M. Ehrenfeld and Richard D. Urman
ETHICAL ISSUES & EVENT DISCLOSURE 36-1
Jesse M. Ehrenfeld and Richard D. Urman
EMERGENCY ALGORITHMS 37-1
Chad R. Greene
COMMON MEDICAL PHRASES IN SPANISH 38-1
Manuel Cavazos and Jesse M. EhrenfeldManagement of Malignant Hyperthermia
VID-19 Considerations
Freed
INDEX I-1

Providing fast access to the most relevant, evidence-based information in all areas of anesthesiology, Pocket Anesthesia, Fourth Edition, is a practical, up-to-date resource for residents, anesthesiologists, CRNAs, and medical students—both on the wards and in the operating room. This concise handbook, now spiralbound, is designed for portability and quick reference, with information presented in a bulleted, outline format throughout.

• Includes a new appendix on COVID-19 considerations, updated content on ACC/AHA guideline changes, ASE/SCA views in comprehensive TEE exam, enhanced recovery after surgery (ERAS), the use of anti-coagulants and stents, new approaches to pain management, as well as a new chapter on point of care ultrasound (POCUS).
• Covers drugs, intraoperative problems, differential diagnosis, common disease states, patient evaluation, and anesthetic considerations for each subspecialty.
• Jam-packed with tables, diagrams, and treatment algorithms for easy access to key information.

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