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July 21 2007 16:45 PM (Read 3539 times) |
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I was hoping we could get a list together of recommeded texts on one thread. Yes I have tried the search function, for the last three hours. I am looking for top quality, up to date materials that "dig deeper" into many of the issues discussed here (ACS, CHF, pharm, airway/anesthesia, etc.) Thanks in advance!
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| lems1169 |
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July 21 2007 17:07 PM |
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Hey
for anesthesia try Barash- Clinical Anesthesia 4th Ed.
Good luck
Serge LeMay
''When dealing with citizens, if it felt good saying it, it was wrong.''
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| Anonymous: JWADE |
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July 21 2007 18:02 PM |
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Anesthesia - Miller 5th edition Volumes 1& 2, Barash Clinical Anesthesia 4th Ed, Stoelting Pharmacology and Physiology 3rd Ed, Gregory Pediatric Anesthesia 4th Ed
FLight Medicine - Holleran Air & Surface Transport Principles and Practice
Emergency Medicine - Tintinalli A comprehensive study guide
Pharmacology - Schlafer Pharmacology and Drug Therapy
Critical Care - LANGE Current Critical Care Diagnosis and Treatment 2nd ed--------BY FAR THE BEST IMO
Obstetrics - Gabbe Normal & Problem Pregnancies 3rd Ed, Chestnut Obstetric Anesthesia Principles & Practice 2nd Ed.
Wilderness Medicine - Auerbach Guide to Wilderness Medicine
That should be a great start for you......Im sure others will have a few more...
Good Luck
Respectfully,
Jw
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| cumedic |
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July 21 2007 20:11 PM |
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Miller's Anaesthesia.
http://rapidshare.com/users/1GGQJF
Tintinalli's EM Text
http://rapidshare.com/files/11882125/Tintinalli_s_Emergency_Medicine_6th_HTM.rar
First Aid Emergency Medicine Clerkship
http://rapidshare.com/files/24564430/FAEM.rar
Some General Medical Texts
http://rapidshare.com/users/4MZBNJ
Take care all.
a statement of fact cannot be insolent.
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July 22 2007 01:11 AM |
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In addition to what's already been stated:
Thelan's Critical Care Nursing
Manual of Pediatric Critical Care (Hazinski; I've never read her longer text)
Essentials of Mechanical Ventilation
Manual of Emergency Airway Management
S.T.A.B.L.E (neonatal post-resuscitation/pre-transport stabilization): Okay, this one's kind of cookbook PALS/NRP/ACLS format, but useful. A good, short course BTW.
Manual of Emergency Airway Management
Harrison's
Cecil Essentials of Medicine
Special Operations Forces Medical Handbook
Mordechai Y. Scher;
Santa Fe, NM
It's all about competent, kind patient care; and getting home to tell the tale...
"up in the air, junior birdmen..."
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July 22 2007 02:16 AM |
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Essentials of Mechanical Ventilation by Kacmarek, Hess is a quality text with up to date technical information and solid mechancial ventilation science. The authors are both RTs with a decades long history of critical care and educational experience. Of the texts I have used/reviewed, it presents a format to gain knowledge about ventilation and ventilators in general rather than brand specific knowledge. This aids the user in understanding current methods, modes and machines as well as future development and new equipment.
Richard P. Mitchell, RRT-NPS
DHART
Dartmouth-Hitchcock Medical Center
Lebanon, NH
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| ericwoo |
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July 31 2007 11:18 AM |
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Quote by: rpmwingsEssentials of Mechanical Ventilation by Kacmarek, Hess
Is there a newer version that number 2?
Eric Woods, RN, BSN, NREMT-P, PNCCT, BLAH, BLAH, BLAH
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