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... anesthesia is now the rule in Britain and Canada , while nurse anesthetists administer more than half the anesthetics in the United States . Like midwifery in obstetrics , anesthesia can be competently practiced by both physicians and ...
... anesthesia is now the rule in Britain and Canada , while nurse anesthetists administer more than half the anesthetics in the United States . Like midwifery in obstetrics , anesthesia can be competently practiced by both physicians and ...
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... nurse anesthetists is the increased liability of the hospital to malpractice suits . Since the amount of settlements has become so large , most hospitals now prefer to have an anesthesiologist supervise the nurse anesthetists . He will ...
... nurse anesthetists is the increased liability of the hospital to malpractice suits . Since the amount of settlements has become so large , most hospitals now prefer to have an anesthesiologist supervise the nurse anesthetists . He will ...
Contents
Preanesthetic Evaluation | 7 |
Preparation for Administration of Anesthesia | 21 |
Monitoring | 39 |
Copyright | |
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1817 LIBRARIES acetylcholine acid acid-base acidosis administered airway alveolar concentration anesthesiologist anesthetic arterial blood atropine blade block blood pressure breathing cardiac arrest cardiac massage cardiac output cardiopulmonary resuscitation catheter cause CHIGAN chronic compression D-tubocurare decrease depression dose drug effect endotracheal tube enflurane epinephrine falls in blood fibers Figure flow fluid given halothane HCO3 heart hemoglobin hepatitis hypotension Hypoventilation increase induction infarction injection inspired concentration insulin intravenous intravenous infusion intubation lamina V cells local anesthetic lungs mechanical ventilation mEq/liter metabolic mg/kg MICHIGAN minutes monitor morphine muscle relaxants myocardial narcotic needle nerve neuromuscular nitrous oxide norepinephrine normal nurse anesthetists operating room oxygen pain patient pCO2 percent plasma platelet postoperative preoperative problems pulmonary pulse reaction rebreathing respiration respiratory resuscitation sodium solution spinal anesthesia substantia gelatinosa succinylcholine suction surgery Table technique thiopental tissues torr tourniquet toxic transfusion treatment UNIVE usually vasopressors vein venous volume whole blood