Critical Care Survival Guide
$99.95
The Critical Care Survival Guide is a concise bedside reference book with easy-to-access resources for anyone working in critical care regardless of experience level. This book is perfect for Nurses, APRNs, Physicians & Respiratory therapists.
This informative guide features 8-chapter tabs to help you quickly locate information on:
- Invasive & non-invasive hemodynamics
- Vasoactive infusions
- Cardiac medications
- Mechanical ventilation
- Mechanical Circulatory Support (including IABP, Impella & ECMO)
- CRRT troubleshooting
- Blood products & IV fluids
The Critical Care Survival Guide is 6x9 inches with 239 pages. The information is organized into charts and tables and breaks down complicated subjects into easily digestible information. Each section showcases "Survival Tips" designed to call out key information.
This is the latest publication from Nicole Kupchik, author of: CCRN Study Guide & Practice Questions, PCCN Study Guide & Practice Questions, CMC Study Guide & CSC Study Guide.
ISBN: 979-8-218-17125-4
What Nurses Are Saying About This Book!
OMG!!!! I just got the Critical Care Survival Guide. No words can describe how AWESOME IT IS!!!! It is my new Critical Care BIBLE! Just like Nicole's other books, so easy to follow and tons of tips!! LOVE, LOVE, LOVE IT!!! will be with me all the time! - Venessa B.
I love that this resource touches on all aspects of critical care. It's not easy to find something that discusses ECMO and Impella, but also ICP and trauma. And everything in between. Nothing is super detailed, so it's great for new nurses or students to get their feet wet. I am an educator and use it to help my new nurses review some topics on a surface level. I love it so much! - Nicole S.
If you are on the fence about purchasing this book, you should buy it! I bring this book with me to every ICU shift I work and reference it on a regular basis. It is the best resource I've ever found for quick, relevant information that is immediately at your fingertips. I can't recommend this book enough for both new and experienced ICU nurses. - James G.
