Need a good ICU book

I agree that this is the best I have seen:
www.icufaqs.org

Good to have a good textbook though. The AACN
https://www.aacn.org/AACN/practiceAl...?opendocument#

is a great resource. Take their classes if you can. Attend NYI is possible too.

I found "Core Curriculum for Critical Care" very difficult when new. An experienced enthusiastic, and knowlegable instructor made all the difference for me.

Then got to the FAQs.

"The ICU Book" by Paul Marino is the book to have. It was recommended to me by one of our surgical residents, seems every nurse, resident, and intern around here has a copy or wants one.

e fastfacts by kathy white of course, you could get the book or get it downloaded on your pda.