Not a bad way to position a patient for spinal or epidural anesthesia. Thoughts? Better way?

Preparing a talk on Education in Anesthesiology and soliciting your help/.feedback: Do you still buy large textbooks? As an example, given the vast amount of information on anesthesiology available online and in smaller, more concise textbooks, do you find yourself relying less on comprehensive volumes like Miller’s? The last Edition of Miller’s textbooks has a whopping 3115 pages, and it is 4 years old, and a mamoth task to update regularly. So, what is the future for large textbooks, and what alternative resources do you prefer, and why? Greetings!

For all nurses and students facing challenges with difficult IV placements, check out the latest resource from NYSORA! NYSORA’s new video-guided App offers techniques tailored for difficult IV patients, trauma patients, the elderly, and dehydrated individuals, including insights from the AIDS pandemic when doing an IV was next to impossible and ultrasound was not readily available as it is today. LINK: https://lnkd.in/e9i4JGVn These skills, developed by NYSORA anesthesiologists, aim to enhance IV access competency and patient comfort. While ultrasound is an option in some cases, these tips focus on quick and effective IV insertion. Share your feedback with us! Greetings 🌟 hashtag#IVskills hashtag#NYSORA hashtag#nursingtips