American Latest Clinical Medicine Q&A: Anesthesiology

Author: Duke, Rosenberg (Auth.), Wang Weipeng (Trans.)
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Features: Like the other books in the "American New Clinical Medicine Q&A Series," this book is designed in a question-and-answer format. It covers a broad scope and can meet the needs of doctors and students who have recently entered the field of anesthesiology, suitable for training personnel at all levels and all those preparing to take professional qualification examinations. The knowledge covered in this book can conveniently help you solve clinical problems encountered outside the operating room, including preoperative and postoperative assessments, as well as issues in emergency and critical care. Anesthesiology is a discipline that participates in the management of perioperative patients, including preoperative, intraoperative, and postoperative care. An anesthesiologist should understand the physiological changes of patients during surgery and the principles of medication. True skills should be reflected in accurate judgment and a solid theoretical foundation. The content covered in this book includes preoperative and postoperative assessments, emergency and rescue, helping you solve problems both inside and outside the operating room. You will find this book extremely valuable, especially suitable for use by junior resident physicians and medical students.