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Equipment in Anaesthesia and Critical Care
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Type: Paperback
ISBN: 9781914961472
Date: 8th May, 2026
Publisher: Scion Publishing
Categories
- Equipment And Techniques
Description
First edition highly commended in the Anaesthesia category of the BMA Medical Book Awards.
Specifically aligned with the syllabus published by the Royal College of Anaesthetists, this second edition is an essential resource for candidates preparing for the FRCA examinations.
Fully updated and expandedThis new edition has been comprehensively revised to reflect developments in contemporary anaesthetic and critical care practice, including:
Videolaryngoscopy
Modern ventilators
Gas capture, decomposition and recycling
Clear, practical and highly illustratedThe book remains extensively illustrated throughout with high-quality colour photographs, reproducible line diagrams, and a clear, standardised format designed for rapid reference and effective revision.
For each major piece of equipment, the authors cover:
Clinical applications
Underlying physics and mechanics
Advantages and limitations
Safety considerations
The engaging and concise style links equipment directly to its clinical context, helping readers develop both theoretical understanding and practical confidence.
Written by experienced cliniciansAuthored by two consultant specialists in anaesthesia and critical care, the book focuses on the knowledge and understanding required for both
safe clinical practice and success in the FRCA examination.
Particular attention has been given to subjects that are frequently overlooked or insufficiently explained in other resources, resulting in a text that is:
Comprehensive
Accessible
Clinically relevant
Focused and practical
Suitable for a wide professional audienceIn addition to anaesthetists preparing for the FRCA, the book will also be valuable for:
Operating department practitioners
Critical care staff
Physicians with an interest in anaesthesia or critical care