Assisting at Surgical Operations: A Practical Guide (Cambridge Clinical Guides)
' ...  describes general operating theatre conduct with the overall aim of teaching you how to be a good surgical assistant  ... focuses on the immediate aftermath of the operation, advising on drugs to prescribe post-operatively and how to write a comprehensive but succinct operation note ...This book is aimed at medical students and foundation year doctors. It is a valuable read for anyone at this level. A knowledgeable surgical assistant is a delight to a surgeon and will gain a lot of kudos. I would thoroughly recommend it to this group of students and doctors ... a good easy read that sets out its information in a clear and logical way with good diagrams and photos.' British Medical Journal'Assisting at Surgical Operations deals with all those things you ever wanted to know in the operating theatre but were too afraid to ask.  It is an easy to read, humorous guide to the practicalities of surgical assisting - something that is not taught routinely to the undergraduate and often taken for granted in junior surgeons.' British Journal of Surgery'This book takes a unique approach to discussing assisting at surgical operations. It makes you feel as though you are there. The 'you' in the book, by the way, is likely to be a junior scrub practitioner, inexperienced medical student or junior surgeon ... this book could make an impact on your book shelves and provide much scope for discussion in the coffee rooms (and scrub rooms) up and down the country.' Journal of Pharmacy and Pharmacology