《Fundamentals Of Anesthesia An Outline》

PREFACE1

Ⅰ．RECORDS：Clinical Practice．Military Practice3

Ⅱ．PHYSIOLOGIC CONSIDERATIONS：The Transport System；Want of Oxygen and Excess of Carbon Dioxide；Treatment of Respiratory Obstruction；Artificial Airways(Oropharyngeal，Nasopharyngeal，Orotracheal，Nasotracheal)9

Ⅲ．PHARMACOLOGIC CONSIDERATIONS：Opium Derivatives；Barbituric Acid Derivatives；Tables of Anesthetic Drugs；Physical Signs；Stages of Anesthesia31

Ⅳ．RELIEF OF PAIN：General Anesthesia；Oral and Subcutaneous Administration；Rectal Instillation；Intravenous Instillation；Inhalation(Apparatus and Methods of Administration)51

Ⅴ．LOCAL ANESTHESIA：Procaine Hydrochloride Used as a Model．Symptoms and Signs of Toxicity；Prophylaxis and Treatment of Reactions；Technics85

Ⅵ．SPECIAL TECHNICS：Analgesia by Inhalation；Anesthesia for Operations Within and About the Respiratory Tract，Within the Cranial Cavity，Within the Peritoneal Cavity，Within the Pleural Cavity121

Ⅶ．COMPLICATIONS142

Postoperative Complications—Failure to Recover Consciousness，Atelectasis，Prolonged Vomiting，Postoperative Shock，Parotitis，Sore Throat，Ether Burns148

Ⅷ．SPECIAL CONSIDERATIONS：Respiratory Emergencies；Inhalation Therapy；Circulatory Emergencies；Heat Control；Convulsions and Excitement；Coma；Poisoning；Hazards；Comfort and Transport of the Wounded151

APPENDIX Ⅰ．Compressed Gases196

APPENDIX Ⅱ．Tables of Equivalents and Constants200

INDEX203