Basic Physiology for Anaesthetists 2nd Edition
Basic Physiology for Anaesthetists 2nd Edition
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ISBN
ISBN
9781108463997
Authors
Authors
David Chambers , Christopher Huang , Gareth Matthews
Edition Number
Edition Number
7
Copyright Year
Copyright Year
2019
This textbook serves as an essential guide for junior anaesthetists, seamlessly connecting foundational physiological principles with the demands of clinical anaesthesia. With clear language, logical structure, and high-quality illustrations, it demystifies complex concepts and encourages active learning. The second edition builds on the success of the first with refreshed content, evidence-based updates, and user-friendly enhancements that align closely with the Primary FRCA syllabus. Its approachable style and interactive format also make it a valuable tool for self-assessment and revision.
Whether used as a revision aid or a day-to-day reference in clinical settings, this book ensures that readers not only understand the science but also apply it effectively in patient care.
Key Features:
- Organ-System Based Chapters: Structured by physiological systems to aid comprehension and topic navigation.
- Fully Aligned with the Primary FRCA Syllabus: Focused coverage of exam-relevant material, perfect for anaesthesia trainees.
- Q&A Format: Engaging question-and-answer sections throughout promote active recall and prepare readers for viva-style exams.
- Clinical Relevance Boxes: Highlight real-world applications of physiology to anaesthetic practice.
- Comprehensively Illustrated: Diagrams, flowcharts, and tables support visual learning and clarify complex mechanisms.
- Six New Chapters: Including detailed discussions on the physiology of the eye, upper airway, and exercise testing—filling previous gaps.
- Updated Content Throughout: Reflects the latest research and clinical guidelines, ensuring up-to-date learning.
- Concise and Accessible Language: Written specifically for junior doctors and anaesthesia trainees, avoiding unnecessary jargon.
