Table of Contents
Guest Editorial
By William J. MacLeod, PhD, LHD
Quality and outcomes in education and accreditation
Print version: 1988;56(4):295-298.
By Gene A. Blumenreich, JD
Professional corporations
Print version: 1988;56(4):299-301.
By Richard E. Verville, JD
Congress and health care in 1988
Print version: 1988;56(4):302-304.
By Lorraine Jordan, CRNA, MS
Sandra Maree, CRNA, MEd
Introducing a new column–Challenges facing the education of nurse anesthetists
Print version: 1988;56(4):305-307.
Treatment of acidosis and alkalosis
Print version: 1988;56(4):308.
By William J. Mathia, CRNA, MS, USA, AN
Shirley K. Bell, RN, EdD
W. David Leak, MD
The authors report on their experience with the use of preoperative metoclopramide and droperidol regarding postoperative nausea and vomiting in 52 ambulatory surgical patients.
Print version: 1988;56(4):325-333.
By Naomi Wellman Streedbeck, CRNA, MS
The current trend, to continue beta-blockers up to and during anesthesia if necessary, is reinforced by this review of the literature.
Print version: 1988;56(4):334-337.
By Dan Moore, CRNA, MS
Pediatric outpatient adenotonsillectomies require an anesthetic technique that allows a rapid recovery with few postanesthetic side effects; in this experimental study, the author investigates the postanesthetic recovery of 50 patients.
Print version: 1988;56(4):338-343.
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Print version: 1988;56(4):380.