What I Was Not necessarily Taught About Anesthesia: 44 1/4: the final insult Paperback – March 21, 2025

★★★First published in 2008 and later revisited in both 2010's "part deux" and 2017's "3: read.laugh.learn," "44 1/4 - the final insult" (2025) is the 4th (and newest!) Edition of John Marble's popular book "What I Was Not necessarily Taught About Anesthesia."★★★There's been thousands upon thousands of copies sold out of the author's garage over the years... And for the first time ever it's now available for purchase in paperback, printed on demand, and then immediately shipped to the buyer!"What I Was Not necessarily Taught About Anesthesia: 44 1/4 - the final insult" is completely updated and better than ever before. You're sure to laugh until you cry while reading about John's adventures and exploits with regard to learning how to practice anesthesia, while also reveling in the stories he's lived to tell over the 20+ years that he's been a Nurse Anesthetist.So...✓ Are you overwhelmed in the clinical setting?✓ Are you struggling to find a routine?✓ Has anyone else ever experienced the angst that you feel?✓ Are there certain cases that frighten you?✓ Or perhaps does reading about anesthesia [for pleasure] interest you?If anything above resonates with you, this book will surely help. But don't simply take my word for it. Just listen to what other people have to say:“I enjoyed immensely reading this book from cover to cover, with many laughs along the way. [John] has done an excellent job at capturing both the fun and foibles of learning and practicing anesthesia. Every anesthesia provider should read it for pleasure and education.”• C. Philip Larson, MD, Professor Emeritus, Stanford University, Anesthesia and Neurosurgery; Professor of Clinical Anesthesiology, UCLA School of Medicine"Brain candy! I read it back in 2012!""I love this book and think it should be required reading for SRNAs.""Without a doubt the best anesthesia book I ever purchased."• Various CRNAs and SRNAsTry to picture yourself behind the drapes with John as your preceptor filling you in on years of stories, while also handing out wisdom in the form of tidbits, caveats, and pearls, telling you how to handle situations that you'll undoubtedly find yourself in someday, but presently don't even know exist.This is the book you need to get ahead in the operating room setting.Don't wait! Read more