The Advanced Ventilator Book
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The Advanced Ventilator Book is a companion to the best-selling The Ventilator Book and is written for clinicians who already have a solid foundation in the basics of mechanical ventilation. It goes beyond the ventilator itself to discuss strategies for severe hypoxemia and rescue maneuvers for refractory respiratory failure. Subjects covered in The Advanced Ventilator Book include:•Optimal PEEP•Treatment of severe bronchospasm•Prone positioning•Therapeutic neuromuscular blockade•Inhaled nitric oxide•Veno-Venous ECMO•The seven rules of severe respiratory failureDr. William Owens explains these complex concepts in a clear and readable manner. Like the original, this book is meant to be used in the ICU or Emergency Department instead of the library. The focus is on the bedside care of critically ill patients, as it should be. Review: Great review for anyone working with ventilators - Greater depth than the introduction book, very clear and well explained. Great review for anyone working with ventilators, the Kindle version is best for me. Review: Excellent primer for the ICU clinician. - Not the ultimate reference, but a well reasoned compendium of respiratory care with heavy focus on ARDS. Helpful for nurses, doctors, and students alike.
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| Customer Reviews | 4.7 out of 5 stars 484 Reviews |
P**N
Great review for anyone working with ventilators
Greater depth than the introduction book, very clear and well explained. Great review for anyone working with ventilators, the Kindle version is best for me.
D**.
Excellent primer for the ICU clinician.
Not the ultimate reference, but a well reasoned compendium of respiratory care with heavy focus on ARDS. Helpful for nurses, doctors, and students alike.
A**R
Five Stars
Love this book. Easy to understand and an awesome reference in the clinical setting. Always have it nearby.
A**B
If you’re a nurse you probably don’t need this book.
I tried to be cute and buy this book 1st instead of the ventilator book that was a mistake. I would recommend reading the ventilator book before reading the advanced ventilator book although this book was very informative as a nurse I only really needed to know the information presented in the ventilator book. The one useful thing about this book was that it talked about ECMO which prior to reading that chapter I had very little to no understanding about. Some of the other chapters had a lot of equations and chemistry in them that as a nurse you don’t need to know.
T**Y
Worth adding to the collection
Good reference book for the practicing medial staff snd RT career.
R**V
Great
I am an RT educator. I recommend this book to any new Resident , ICU RN intern, new RTs. It’s a quick to the point read. Both of his books are excellent
D**E
Gift
Gave as a gift to my nephews who are in RT school . They loved it
W**R
Add this to your essential medical library
No nonsense, concise, well written, practical information for those who regularly deal with patients on mechanical ventilation.
S**S
An introduction to ventilators.
A good book for ICU beginners, doctors and nurses alike. It provides the basic knowledge to set up and adjust mechanical ventilation. An easy read, drives home the basics. Highly suggested for anyone even laying eyes on a ventilator!
M**E
Excelente
Ótimo livro bem completo, contém todas informações necessárias para boa ventilação de qualquer paciente em qualquer ventilador em qualquer país.
V**T
Very fast book to read
Very comprehensive yet a fast one to read, all essential concepts have been discussed with thriller kind so you tend to keep on reading till the end
D**M
Three Stars
Too basic - definitely not advanced. Okay for nurses but not for doctors.
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