Anesthesia Made Easy: The Survival Guide to Make Your First Anesthesia Rotation a Success

I start anesthesiologist assignment school in May and was required to read this book prior to starting, and it has made me excited about learning more and provided me with the basics I’ll need to help me navigate through school. I will definitely be referring back to this book and re-reading it! Definitely recommend for anyone interested in anesthesia or anyone going into school for it!

Will be going back to this when i start CAA school. Im surprised that a DO thought of writing this book! Sooo useful for future students aspiring to be anesthetists or anesthesiologists

Reading this book before starting school to become an Anesthesiologist Assistant!Currently I am a Registered Respiratory Therapist so I can confidently share the terminology is easy to understand and follow. I am very grateful this book was written, I found it very helpful.

Dr. Steiner, thank you thank you thank you a million times over! Your book has been such a life savior! All the pearls and highlights of important top notch information, it’s just all really wonderful, to the point and a great over all pocket book! Allowed me to feel more confident and a little less anxious about starting my residency :) Will definitely be purchasing your boards one next!

The content of the book is a great overview that doesn’t dive too deep. It kept my attention the whole time.The formatting left something to be desired. The addition of some bold words and section headings would have made this a 5-star book.

Basic information that goes in depth but not too in depth. Perfect!

This book was recommended to me by a medical student prior to starting my anesthesia elective in my fourth year of medical school. It is a perfect introduction to anesthesia and provides just enough detail to get you through. The best testament to this is that after reading this, I survived FOUR straight hours of "pimping" (quizzing) from THREE anesthesiologists one day. Recommend to all.

In my experience, if you have the information in this book down — you will meet your trainers expectations during rotation one.*Prior to* your first rotation, read through this text:(1) If you’re already familiar with what you’ve read — you’re ready.(2) If some concepts are unfamiliar, review them & get them down and — you’ll be ready.Best of luck!