[piper77]

Hi folks. Sorry if this was covered in another thread....could not find it. Does anyone know of a good portable resource (as in handbook) for surgical procedures and anesthetic implications? I am thinking of something like a mini-Jaffe. Just something to reference when you arrive in the morning and are assigned to a case that you would like to know more about before you start!
I'm sure most of the experienced CRNA's don't need such a tool, but I am thinking it would be good for SRNA's. Any ideas? Thanks!

[Focker]

A lot of the pda programs have sections for procedures. I have TMAP and The essence of anesthesia on my PDA. I try not to rely on my pda, but I think they would be ok for a quick reminder of the highlights and things to know about for a given procedure.

[louloubell1]

The Manual of Anesthesia Practice for PDA is the closest thing I've found to a portable Jaffe-like reference. You can find it at skyscape.com.