Essentials of Equipment in Anaesthesia 6th Edition

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Author(s): Baha Al-Shaikh, Simon G. Stacey
Edition: 6th edition

This practical companion is essential for anyone working with critical care and perioperative technology. The sixth edition makes complex equipment digestible and easy to learn for trainees, nurses, and operating department practitioners.

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About the Book

Essentials of Equipment in Anaesthesia 6th Edition is the perfect practical companion for anyone working with critical care and perioperative technology. This includes trainees, nurses, and operating department practitioners who need a reliable reference guide. The book makes an otherwise complex subject digestible and easy to learn through clear formatting.

It offers a comprehensive, concise, and fully updated guide covering all equipment used in the operating theatre and intensive care unit. Each section details the purpose of the equipment and crucial safety concerns associated with its use. This approach ensures readers understand not just how to use the tools, but how to use them safely.

Key Themes & Topics Covered

Portable and Concise formatting for easy reading
Highly Illustrated with clear colored images
Syllabus Alignment with Royal College of Anaesthetists
Revision Tools including exam-style questions
Fully Updated Content on latest technologies
Aladin Cassettes and Glostavent machine
Videolaryngoscopy and high-definition camera use
Use of ultrasound in epidural procedures
NRFit devices and Cell saver technology
ECMO and Penthrox systems

Who Should Read This?

This book is designed for medical trainees, nurses, and operating department practitioners. It is also ideal for professionals preparing for postgraduate exams or seeking to update their knowledge on recent pandemic-related safety information. Anyone working in the operating theatre or intensive care unit will find this guide valuable.

Add this volume to your collection to ensure you have the latest guidance on anaesthesia equipment at your fingertips.