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The 2nd Edition of an informative and concise guide to emergency airway management and intubation. Expanded to 116 pages and 245 pictures. Pearls and techniques for mask ventilation and rescue ventilation using a variety of supraglottic airways. An in-depth look at airway and laryngeal anatomy, displayed with a variety of imaging tools. Detailed guide to first pass laryngoscopy, including step-by-step images from Dr. Levitan's patented Airway Cam. Explains the importance of epiglottoscopy, progressive landmark identification, ear-to-sternal notch positioning, bimanual laryngoscopy, and straight-to-cuff stylet shaping. Also reviews: tube introducers, nasal intubation, fiberoptic intubation, optical stylets, alternative intubation techniques, and surgical airways.

Since 1987, Anyone Can Intubate has been the book for teaching intubation and related techniques. This 5th edition has been extensively rewritten and many new figures have been added. The 5th edition is also available in e-book and enhanced e-book formats. Educational videos also available.

Pediatric Airway Management: A Step-By-Step Guide contains hundreds of figures and photos that describe in detail pediatric anatomy, physiology, and step-by-step techniques for intubation and airway management. Links to free online videos are included within the book. These videos show specific techniques and procedures using animation, training mannikins, and patients.

Step-by-step visual guideline of key procedures in veterinary practice. Includes discussion and illustration of blood collection and injection techniques, IV catheterization and oral administration, eye and ear exams, urethral catheterization, rectal exam, intubation, dental prophylaxis, fine-needle aspiration, enema, CSF collection--and many more procedures from the standpoint of preparation, equipment needed, execution, and complications. Also presents physical diagnosis of each body system through observation, auscultation, percussion, and palpation; discusses and illustrates abnormalities within each body system. Each physical diagnosis chapter has an opening section on applied anatomy.

An anesthesiologist chips a patient's tooth during a difficult intubation. A surgeon leaves tiny abrasions on a patient's abdomen during a delicate surgical procedure. And an operating room nurse accidentally nips a patient's finger with a pair of scissors.Not all of these examples of medical mistakes will result in malpractice suits. But for the ones that do, health care providers must invariably come to grips with facing the most important step in defending a medical malpractice lawsuit - the deposition phase. Whether or not a malpractice case ends in settlement or at trial, depositions are the most important pieces of evidence because a witness' performance during this phase is literally carved in stone, and facts elicited from depositions often play a major role throughout the remainder of the litigation.The Health Care Providers Guide To Facing The Malpractice Deposition can provide anyone in the health care industry with the tools necessary to come out of a malpractice deposition unscathed or with as few bruises as possible. This exhaustive book includes excerpts from actual depositions, and addresses topics such as law and legal thinking, the standard of care, preparing for the deposition, and common forms of interrogation.While this text will not protect health care providers from malpractice litigation or prevent pricey settlements and judgments, it can help prevent medical personnel from becoming self-damaging witnesses and their own worst enemies.

Principles of Airway Management, 4th Edition, reviews the essential aspects of airway management: anatomy, equipment, intubation, fiberoptic endoscopy, surgical approaches, intubating LMA (lightwand), pediatric airway, CPR, and mechanical ventilation. The book features well-balanced discussions of the complexities and difficult issues associated with airway management; excellent organization that ensures the material can be learned and applied to various situations; the latest equipment and techniques; summary boxes which highlight the most important points of each chapter; and more than 400 illustrations (many in color, for the first time), tables, and boxes.

An anesthesiologist chips a patient's tooth during a difficult intubation. A surgeon leaves tiny abrasions on a patient's abdomen during a delicate surgical procedure. And an operating room nurse accidentally nips a patient's finger with a pair of scissors.Not all of these examples of medical mistakes will result in malpractice suits. But for the ones that do, health care providers must invariably come to grips with facing the most important step in defending a medical malpractice lawsuit - the deposition phase. Whether or not a malpractice case ends in settlement or at trial, depositions are the most important pieces of evidence because a witness' performance during this phase is literally carved in stone, and facts elicited from depositions often play a major role throughout the remainder of the litigation.The Health Care Providers Guide To Facing The Malpractice Deposition can provide anyone in the health care industry with the tools necessary to come out of a malpractice deposition unscathed or with as few bruises as possible. This exhaustive book includes excerpts from actual depositions, and addresses topics such as law and legal thinking, the standard of care, preparing for the deposition, and common forms of interrogation.While this text will not protect health care providers from malpractice litigation or prevent pricey settlements and judgments, it can help prevent medical personnel from becoming self-damaging witnesses and their own worst enemies.