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Cardiac murmurs, classification of
Cardiac myocyte calcium-myofilament interaction contractile apparatus ultrastructure
Cardiac output (CO) monitoring arterial waveform analysis in\|contraindications arterial waveform analysis in\|indications arterial waveform analysis in\|principles of operation arterial waveform analysis in\|problems and limitations arterial waveform analysis in\|use and interpretation pulmonary arterial catheter in\|contraindications pulmonary arterial catheter in\|indications pulmonary arterial catheter in\|principles of operation pulmonary arterial catheter in\|problems and limitations pulmonary arterial catheter in\|use and interpretation
Cardiac resynchronization therapy (CRT) Heart Transplantation Left Ventricular Assist Devices Preanesthetic Considerations Recipient Selection
Cardiac surgery
Cardiac tamponade
Cardiogenic shock Cardiovascular and Hemodynamic Aspects of Critical Care Diagnosis and Clinical Management of the Most Common Types of Neurologic Failure Neurologic and Neurosurgical Critical Care Types of Shock
CardioMed endotracheal ventilation catheter Clinical Management of the Airway Support of the Airway with the Induction of Anesthesia
Cardiomyopathy of pregnancy Diabetes Mellitus Heart Disease Management of High-risk Parturients Obesity
Cardioplegia anterograde retrograde
Cardiopulmonary bypass (CPB)
Cardiopulmonary pressures, calculation of
Cardiopulmonary Resuscitation
Cardiopulmonary resuscitation (CPR)
Cardiovascular aging Cardiovascular Aging Drug Pharmacology and Aging Pulmonary Aging The Physiology of Organ Aging
Cardiovascular anesthesia
Cardiovascular disease
Cardiovascular effects, inhalational anesthetics Inhalational Anesthetics Pharmacology
Cardiovascular implantable electronic devices (CIEDs) Cardiovascular Disease Evaluation of the Patient with Known Systemic Disease Pulmonary Disease
Cardiovascular Pharmacology
Cardiovascular system during laparoscopy during laparoscopy\|cardiac filling pressures and volumes during laparoscopy\|changes in cardiac index during laparoscopy\|disruption of esophageal hiatus during during laparoscopy\|increased IAP during laparoscopy\|mean arterial pressure during laparoscopy\|systemic vascular resistance pediatric preoperative evaluation prevention and treatment\|vasopressors prevention and treatment\|volume subarachnoid
Carlens tube Absolute Indications for One-lung Ventilation Left Main Stem Endobronchial Intubation Using a Carlens Tube Methods of Lung Separation One-lung Ventilation Relative Indications for One-lung Ventilation
Elastic work (Wel) Elastic Work lung Lung Mechanics Resistance to Gas Flow
Elbow surgery
Elective surgery Fluid Management Maintenance of Anesthesia Techniques
Electrical and Fire Safety
Electrical cables An Older Style Electrical Outlet Consisting of Just Two Wires (a Hot and a Neutral) Inside a Fuse Box with the Circuit Breakers Removed Modern Electrical Cable in Which a Third, or Ground Wire Has Been Added The Arrowhead Indicates the Ground Wire from the Circuit Breaker Box Attached to a Cold-Water Pipe
Electrical outlets grounded hospital-grade ungrounded
Electrical power grounded ungrounded
Electrical shocks alternating current and direct current and sources of