The answers in Anesthesia Review are written with a conciseness that may be sufficient for the advanced reader to refresh their established knowledge. These are then followed by answers, each containing a direct reference to Basics of Anesthesia.
Questions are organised into subtopics, which makes the at-times formidable volume of questions more manageable. Each chapter begins with a list of questions, each logically building from the previous one. As with previous editions, Anesthesia Review sets itself apart from other study guides by truly showing the way to mastering the content of ‘Baby Miller’ by encouraging active learning through its ‘question then answer’ format. What makes a good study guide? A guide advises and shows the way to others. Chapters retained from the previous editions have been extensively updated however, in the age of ever-changing medical advances it is understandable that there are rare instances (relating to prevailing clinical guidelines at time of writing) that have been outpaced by new information. New chapters in this third edition address anaesthesia neurotoxicity, palliative care, sleep medicine, and the perioperative surgical home. Despite the predominantly North American-based contributors list, there are only few subtopics that have regional specificity and the majority of its content is highly relevant and applicable for the international audience. Almost all chapters in Anesthesia Review share the same authors with their corresponding chapters in Basics of Anesthesia, which is reassuring for congruence and consistency. In this sense, Anesthesia Review clearly fulfils its brief: its table of contents mirrors that of its more comprehensive text and encompasses the basic sciences, perioperative management, anaesthetic considerations for subspecialty surgery, and specific topics in anaesthesia such as awareness and operating room management. What makes a good companion? A companion is one of a pair that complements and matches the other.
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