What a great book. I laughed the whole way through it. Everything is so true! I wish I would have had it while I was in school. Im telling all my SRNAs about it and plan on buying a copy for our departmental library. Thanks John (and James)!!
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The mobile version of John Marbles book "What I Was Not (necessarily) Taught About Anesthesia." Now in the 2nd edition, this book is aimed to make anesthesia students aware of the situations that they will be faced with each day when exploring the new frontier of the operating room.
Also Included:
Free updates over time as the author encounters new occurrences, situations, and moments that he thinks should be added to the book. This includes the full 3rd edition if released.
About The Book:
Initially beginning as a humble idea that was literally 2½ typed pages of words aimed at letting SRNA’s know that they are not alone in their angst, and later not really knowing how many books I’d eventually sell, if any, I only printed 500 copies of my first book.
Truthfully, I really had no idea what to think of it. Initially, several of my students bought it and were very complimentary; however, I attributed their response to subservience in the face of someone (me) able [if I wanted] to make life a living hell for them. But finally, after opening my website to the public and selling a book to New Jersey on the very first day it became functional, I began to realize that [maybe] there was indeed a market out there for genuine teaching, similar to the instruction of a preceptor, that takes into account all of the variables involved with learning anesthesia and helps to reassure the student that, not only are they [most likely] on the right track, but also that they are probably in a better position than I was at the same point in my-own education.
“part deux” includes everything that my first book did, with elaboration where it may have been vague, in addition to more tidbits, caveats, and wisdom that I felt were important enough for the pupil of anesthesia to be further mindful of, all in the hope that the anticipation, recognition, and identification of such real-world situations, not to mention the appropriate responses, could somehow be presented to the student prior to their encountering such happenings in the reality that lies somewhat outside of the textbook, which [for good reason] focuses immensely on the science of anesthesia, but unfortunately gives little instruction in the art of administering an anesthetic. Specifically, it has close to 100,000 words, or [better yet] approximately 15,000 more than the “1st Edition”. But, more important than any of this, and given the seriousness of what we do for a living, it both reminds and encourages us to chuckle at our own errors, blunders, and/or lapses in judgment (assuming no patient harm, of course), lest we were to ever erroneously think that any one of us were the perfect anesthesia provider.
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Also Included:
Free updates over time as the author encounters new occurrences, situations, and moments that he thinks should be added to the book. This includes the full 3rd edition if released.
About The Book:
Initially beginning as a humble idea that was literally 2½ typed pages of words aimed at letting SRNA’s know that they are not alone in their angst, and later not really knowing how many books I’d eventually sell, if any, I only printed 500 copies of my first book.
Truthfully, I really had no idea what to think of it. Initially, several of my students bought it and were very complimentary; however, I attributed their response to subservience in the face of someone (me) able [if I wanted] to make life a living hell for them. But finally, after opening my website to the public and selling a book to New Jersey on the very first day it became functional, I began to realize that [maybe] there was indeed a market out there for genuine teaching, similar to the instruction of a preceptor, that takes into account all of the variables involved with learning anesthesia and helps to reassure the student that, not only are they [most likely] on the right track, but also that they are probably in a better position than I was at the same point in my-own education.
“part deux” includes everything that my first book did, with elaboration where it may have been vague, in addition to more tidbits, caveats, and wisdom that I felt were important enough for the pupil of anesthesia to be further mindful of, all in the hope that the anticipation, recognition, and identification of such real-world situations, not to mention the appropriate responses, could somehow be presented to the student prior to their encountering such happenings in the reality that lies somewhat outside of the textbook, which [for good reason] focuses immensely on the science of anesthesia, but unfortunately gives little instruction in the art of administering an anesthetic. Specifically, it has close to 100,000 words, or [better yet] approximately 15,000 more than the “1st Edition”. But, more important than any of this, and given the seriousness of what we do for a living, it both reminds and encourages us to chuckle at our own errors, blunders, and/or lapses in judgment (assuming no patient harm, of course), lest we were to ever erroneously think that any one of us were the perfect anesthesia provider.
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| Canada | 13.99 CAD |
| China | 68 CNY |
| France | 10.99 EUR |
| Germany | 10.99 EUR |
| Italy | 10.99 EUR |
| Netherlands | 10.99 EUR |
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Great book!
If you practice anesthesia, you should read this book. I have a copy of Johns first book and loved it! I was very anxious during my first six months of clinical exposure. His first book really helped me at a very critical time when I was doubting myself and if I had what it took to be a competent Nurse Anesthetist. Part Deux is that much better. John has managed to somehow tap into the concerns that often plague SRNAs and resident anesthesiologists. He often reassures the reader and humorously redirects their attention to more pressing matters. These issues are not addressed in typical textbooks. There is not another book like it and I promise that youll laugh all the way through it.
A must have for any anesthesia provider!
I loved this book, and could not put it down once I started. I bought it for my iPhone, and have a hard copy as well. Thanks John for writing it! Much appreciated! SRNA student
Overpriced
Overpriced and basic. Not worth the $29.99. Maybe worth $5-10. Especially on the dynamic iPhone market, a $30 app better be amazing. Ive had it since going from SRNA to CRNA and would not recommend it for either. Reviews are strongly biased in favor of this app which is really suspicious. Skip it or wait for a reasonable price.
A must read for any experience level!!!
A great book! It made me laugh and relate to my own experiences in every chapter:)
Great Book!
As a current anesthesia student, this book has been very informative. Very fun book to read. Didnt want to put it down!
Good books
I cant comment on the proffesional content since im just a GP but it looks good and entertaining way to present a material more like lesson learnt from life Good books :)
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