Mastering Physics in Anesthesia: A Comprehensive Guide for Practicing Anesthetists

As an essential component of anesthesia practice, a solid understanding of physics, measurement, and equipment is crucial for delivering top-notch patient care. However, many anesthetists lack a strong foundation in physics, which can lead to significant challenges in the field.

This invaluable resource bridges the knowledge gap by explaining the fundamental physical principles and applications of physics in anesthesia, as well as the statistical methods that anesthetists need to grasp.

Comprehensive Coverage of Essential Topics

The book features dedicated sections on:

• Equipment and Safety in Anesthesia
• Electrical Safety
• Depth of Anesthesia

These topics are carefully curated to align with the syllabus of the FRCA exam in mathematics, physics, clinical measurement, monitoring, and equipment, ensuring that readers are well-prepared for professional certification.

Throughout the book, the authors delve into complex areas, such as electricity and electrical safety, in meticulous detail to provide clarity and confidence for practicing anesthetists.

Updated and Expanded Content

The second edition of this esteemed textbook has been fully updated to reflect the latest developments in the field, making it an indispensable resource for anesthetists seeking to stay current and excel in their profession.

With a total of 404 pages, this comprehensive guide provides an in-depth exploration of the physical principles and applications of physics in anesthesia, equipping readers with the knowledge and skills necessary to deliver exceptional patient care.

Published by Oxford University Press, USA, this authoritative textbook is now in its 2nd edition, released on December 1, 2011. The language is English, and the ISBN-10 and ISBN-13 numbers are 0199595151 and 978-0199595150, respectively.