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A comprehensive yet practical board review book for students studying for the Anesthesiology BASIC exam. Mirroring the exam requirements, chapters cover clinical anesthetic practice, pharmacology, physiology, anatomy, and anesthesia equipment and monitoring. An essential preparation resource written by anesthesiology residents for anesthesiology residents.
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1. Anatomy Johanna B. de Haan and Nadia Hernandez; 2. Anaesthesia delivery systems Giacomo Scorsese, Bryan Hill, Jeron Zerillo and Morgane Factor; 3. Monitoring methods Aleksey Maryansky; 4. Ventilators, alarms, and safety features Michael D. Lazar; 5. Defibrillators Matthew Levin; 6. Electrical: fire, and explosion hazards; basic electronics Alan J. Schwartz; 7. Basic mathematics and statistics Hung-Mo Lin, Hae-Young Kim and John Michael Williamson; 8. General pharmacology David Convissar, Victoria Nguyen, Shaji Faisal and Ben Toure; 9. Anesthetics - gases and vapors Evida Mars-Holt, Jennifer Mardini and Christopher R. Cowart; 10. Opioids Vineet Aggarwal, Kiang Lien Cheung and Leena Mathew; 11. Intravenous anesthetics Chris Sikorski; 12. Local anesthetics Christopher X. Muñoz and Christina L. Jeng; 13. Muscle relaxants (depolarizing, non-depolarizing) Katherine Loftus and Palak Patel; 14. Understanding the role of the anesthesia preop evaluation Barbara Orlando; 15. Preparation for general anesthesia and premedication John Yin, Daniel G. Springer and Theresa A. Gelzinis; 16. Regional anesthesia Ali Shariat and Poonam Pai; 17. General anesthesia Petrus Paulus Steyn and Jeffrey Derham; 18. Monitored anesthesia care and sedation Ethan Bryson; 19. Intravenous fluid therapy in the perioperative period Stefan A. Ianchulev and Charles P. Plant; 20. Complications: etiology, prevention, and treatment Andrew Glasgow; 21. Postanesthesia recovery period - analgesics Deborah C. Mokuolu and Rebecca E. Lee; 22. Postoperative period: consequences of anesthesia and of surgical incisions Deborah C. Mokuolu, Renee L. Davis and Rebecca E. Lee; 23. Central and peripheral nervous system Connie Yue and Jung Kim; 24. Pain mechanisms and pathways James Yeh and Yury Khelemsky; 25. Autonomic nervous system Joseph Park, Nakiyah Knibbs and Jeffrey Ciccone; 26. Central nervous system: anatomy Kenneth John, Devon Flaherty and Jonathan Gal; 27. Respiratory system: physiology Maria Castillo; 28. Respiratory system: anatomy Samuel Hunter and Dan Katz; 29. Respiratory system: pharmacology Kyle James Riley and Dan Katz; 30. Cardiovascular physiology Jessica Brodt and Kaitlin Flannery; 31. Basics of cardiopulmonary resuscitation, medications, defibrillators, and advanced cardiac life support algorithms Ishu Kant and Paul Shekane; 32. Cardiovascular System: Anatomy Claire Joseph and Diana Anca; 33. Cardiovascular system: pharmacology Edward Matheny; 34. Anesthesiology for the gastrointestinal and hepatic systems Bryan Hill, Jeron Zerillo, Jordan Holloway and Daphney Dorcius; 35. Renal anatomy and physiology Michael Lazar and Ryan Barnette; 36. Renal pharmacology Sanford Littwin; 37. Hematologic system: coagulation, anticoagulation, anti-platelet, and thrombolytics Raj Parekh and Travis Burnett; 38. Transfusions Russel John Krom; 39. Reaction to transfusions Patrick Maffucci, Lyle Nolasco, Marc Sherwin and Natalie Smith; 40. Endocrine and metabolic systems Joseph R Williams, Daniel R Mandell and Kathirvel Subramaniam; 41. Neuromuscular physiology and disorders Jacqueline Donovan; 42. Special problems or issues in anesthesiology Evan Shawler, Regine Goh and Megan Meyer; 43. Appendix Jordan Abrams.
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Dharti M. Patel is an Assistant Professor in the Department of Anesthesiology, Perioperative and Pain Medicine at Mount Sinai West and Morningside hospitals in New York City.Sang J. Kim is an assistant attending anesthesiologist in the Department of Anesthesiology, Critical Care and Pain Management at Hospital for Special Surgery and a Clinicial Assistant Professor of Anesthesiology at Weill Cornell Medical College, New York.Himani V. Bhatt is an Associate Professor of Anesthesiology, Perioperative and Pain Medicine at the Icahn School of Medicine at Mount Sinai and serves as the Director of Cardiothoracic Anesthesiology at Mount Sinai Morningside Medical Center in New York City.Alopi M. Patel is an Associate Professor in the Department of Anesthesiology and Perioperative Medicine at Rutgers Robert Wood Johnson Medical School and the RWJBarnabas Health/Rutgers Health Combined Medical Group, New Jersey.
