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Anesthesiology

AnesthesiaDrugs™ from Skyscape.com
AnesthesiaDrugs™ is the handheld version of Sota Omoigui’s Anesthesia Drugs Handbook, the best selling clinical guide to essential anesthesia and critical care drug information. This reference is packed with information covering a broad range of drugs and the various routes of administration commonly used in anesthetic pharmacology. From the beginning trainee to the advanced practitioner, AnesthesiaDrugs™ will save any doctor from headaches, as Skyscape software provides all the information indexed on the handheld device at the tap of the stylus! Take this best selling drug reference guide with you in the operating room, the intensive care unit, and in the emergency room and be confident with the drugs you administer to your patients!

Clinical Rheumatology & Pain-PC by C Weber MD
Two books for the price of one! A Rheumatology text on how to diagnose and treat osteoarthritis, rheumatoid, connective tissue disorders including, fibromyalgia, chronic fatigue, lupus, gout and many others. Need a refresher on how to workup acute arthritis? Edited by a board certified Rheumatologist.

The other text is a complete pain manual. It covers detailed diagnosis and treatment of pain. It has extensive pearls on the use of opioids and many adjunctive treatments. It also covers basic anesthesiology techniques. It is a must for anyone dealing with chronic or acute pain. It has been reviewed by a Neurologist. These texts are combined in a one 72K demo. They have the table of contents and a few links to various topics.

Anesthesiology, 1999-2000 Edition from Current Clinical Strategies
This handbook is a current manual of Anesthesiology practice. It includes many useful reference tables and charts, and it is very popular with medical students, residents, and anesthesiologists. New information on pain management makes this book essential reading for primary care physicians and anesthesiologists. 160 pages. Mark Ezekiel MD

RSI calculator for the Pocket PC calculates drug dosages for Rapid Sequence Induction. Simply enter the patient's weight in pounds or kilograms and tap calculate. You will get the dose in milligrams and the amount to draw up in milliliters. RSI protocols vary by agency. We can customize the calculator to meet your agencies specific protocol.