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AAN;, e Volume 59 1991 Index of Titles, Subjects and Authors A Anesthetic management for anterior mediastinal mass and AANA Annual Meeting Quickview, 201 mediastinoscopy: A case study, 365 AANA Journal Course: New technologies in anesthesia: Up- Answers to the AANA Journal Course No. 10 Examination, 382 date for nurse anesthetists—Part Xll—Transdermal and transmucosal administration of anesthetic drugs, 38; Part Anterior mediastinal mass, 365 XilI—Clonidine: An established drug with futuristic indica- ions, 161; Fart XIV—Monitoring ventilation and compli- Anticoagulation and lloprost® for heparin-induced thrombo- ance with Side Stream Spirometry™, 249; Part XV— Contin- cytopenia: A case study, 432 uous spinal anesthesia, 373; Part XVi—Noninvasive, continuous, cardiac output monitoring by thoracic electri- Arteriovenous malformation: see Clinical Exchange, 260 cal bioimpedance, 445 Article cited on the use of laser-resistant endotracheal tubes AANA Journal Course No. 10 Examination Information, 185 and wraps: see Letters to the Editor, 4 Atherosclerotic degeneration removes the possibility of per- AANA Practice Committee introduces new column: see Prac- forming coronary bypass grafting on the postcardiac trans- tice Issues, 502 plant patient: see Letters to the Editor, 197 Adrenergic response to laryngoscopy and intubation, 91 Atkins, Craig: see Clinical Exchange, 136; AANA Journal Course: New technologies in anesthesia: Update for nurse Agency for Health Care Policy and Research: see Washington anesthetists—Part XVI—Noninvasive, continuous, cardiac Scene, 13 output monitoring by thoracic electrical bioimpedance, 445 Albumin: see Clinical Exchange, 592 Alden, Meigs A.: Nurse anesthesia: Evolution of the first New Barton, Charles R.: Intraoperative latex anaphylaxis com- England regional graduate program, 78; A brief historical pounded by atracurium sensitivity: A case report, 399 report of the development and accomplishments of the New England Assembly of Anesthesia School Faculty, 263 Beta-adrenergic blockade, 541 Alfentanil analgesia/sedation for extracorporeal shock wave Beutler, Jeffery M.: Federal legislative and regulatory impact lithotripsy: A comparison with general and epidural anes- on funding of nurse anesthesia educational programs: thesia, 533 Medicare reimbursement for nurse anesthesia education, 180 Allergic reactions to latex, 300 Biddle, Chuck: AANA Journal Course: New technologies in Alternative methods of determining neuromuscular blockade, anesthesia: Update for nurse anesthetists—Part XIl— 82 Transdermal and transmucosal administration of anesthetic drugs, 38; see Clinical Exchange, 136 Anabolic steroids, 139 Biddle, Wendy: see Guest Editorial, 421 Anaphylactic reaction in an 8-year-old patient that occurred shortly after intra-abdominal contact with latex surgical Blood pressure, 91 gloves, 399 Blue Shield: see Legal Briefs, 35 Anaphylactoid reaction: see Clinical Exchange, 592 Blumenreich, Gene A.: see Legal Briefs, 35, 98, 194, 302, Anderson, Craig E.: see Clinical Exchange, 538 390, 505 Anesthesia and the surgeon’s comfort: see Legal Briefs, 505 Bohn, Christine Marie: Comparative flow rates of thin-walled and conventional-walled intravenous catheters, 453 Anesthesia for athletes using performance-enhancing drugs, 139 Booth, Michael J:: The past, present and future of accreditation, 289; Current and future perspectives regarding the Anesthetic considerations for the postcardiac transplant pa- framework for nurse anesthesia education: Within the tient, 47 framework of allied health departments, 487 Journal of the American Association of Nurse Anesthetists AAN;, e Volume 59 1991 Index of Titles, Subjects and Authors A Anesthetic management for anterior mediastinal mass and AANA Annual Meeting Quickview, 201 mediastinoscopy: A case study, 365 AANA Journal Course: New technologies in anesthesia: Up- Answers to the AANA Journal Course No. 10 Examination, 382 date for nurse anesthetists—Part Xll—Transdermal and transmucosal administration of anesthetic drugs, 38; Part Anterior mediastinal mass, 365 XilI—Clonidine: An established drug with futuristic indica- ions, 161; Fart XIV—Monitoring ventilation and compli- Anticoagulation and lloprost® for heparin-induced thrombo- ance with Side Stream Spirometry™, 249; Part XV— Contin- cytopenia: A case study, 432 uous spinal anesthesia, 373; Part XVi—Noninvasive, continuous, cardiac output monitoring by thoracic electri- Arteriovenous malformation: see Clinical Exchange, 260 cal bioimpedance, 445 Article cited on the use of laser-resistant endotracheal tubes AANA Journal Course No. 10 Examination Information, 185 and wraps: see Letters to the Editor, 4 Atherosclerotic degeneration removes the possibility of per- AANA Practice Committee introduces new column: see Prac- forming coronary bypass grafting on the postcardiac trans- tice Issues, 502 plant patient: see Letters to the Editor, 197 Adrenergic response to laryngoscopy and intubation, 91 Atkins, Craig: see Clinical Exchange, 136; AANA Journal Course: New technologies in anesthesia: Update for nurse Agency for Health Care Policy and Research: see Washington anesthetists—Part XVI—Noninvasive, continuous, cardiac Scene, 13 output monitoring by thoracic electrical bioimpedance, 445 Albumin: see Clinical Exchange, 592 Alden, Meigs A.: Nurse anesthesia: Evolution of the first New Barton, Charles R.: Intraoperative latex anaphylaxis com- England regional graduate program, 78; A brief historical pounded by atracurium sensitivity: A case report, 399 report of the development and accomplishments of the New England Assembly of Anesthesia School Faculty, 263 Beta-adrenergic blockade, 541 Alfentanil analgesia/sedation for extracorporeal shock wave Beutler, Jeffery M.: Federal legislative and regulatory impact lithotripsy: A comparison with general and epidural anes- on funding of nurse anesthesia educational programs: thesia, 533 Medicare reimbursement for nurse anesthesia education, 180 Allergic reactions to latex, 300 Biddle, Chuck: AANA Journal Course: New technologies in Alternative methods of determining neuromuscular blockade, anesthesia: Update for nurse anesthetists—Part XIl— 82 Transdermal and transmucosal administration of anesthetic drugs, 38; see Clinical Exchange, 136 Anabolic steroids, 139 Biddle, Wendy: see Guest Editorial, 421 Anaphylactic reaction in an 8-year-old patient that occurred shortly after intra-abdominal contact with latex surgical Blood pressure, 91 gloves, 399 Blue Shield: see Legal Briefs, 35 Anaphylactoid reaction: see Clinical Exchange, 592 Blumenreich, Gene A.: see Legal Briefs, 35, 98, 194, 302, Anderson, Craig E.: see Clinical Exchange, 538 390, 505 Anesthesia and the surgeon’s comfort: see Legal Briefs, 505 Bohn, Christine Marie: Comparative flow rates of thin-walled and conventional-walled intravenous catheters, 453 Anesthesia for athletes using performance-enhancing drugs, 139 Booth, Michael J:: The past, present and future of accreditation, 289; Current and future perspectives regarding the Anesthetic considerations for the postcardiac transplant pa- framework for nurse anesthesia education: Within the tient, 47 framework of allied health departments, 487 Journal of the American Association of Nurse Anesthetists Bullard, Willis G.: Military education of nurse anesthetists and Cost containment: see AANA Journal Course—Part XVI, 445 the case for centralized academic programs with mu!tiple Clinical affiliates: U.S. Air Force, 294 Council for Public Interest in Anesthesia, official listing of members, 596 Bullough, Bonnie: The cost of nurse anesthesia education, 183 Council on Accreditation List of Programs to be Reviewed During Fiscal Year 1992, 343 Butrica, Barbara: Study of nurse anesthesia manpower needs, 233 Council on Accreditation, official listing of members, recog- nized educational programs, 597 Buzby, Marianne: see Guest Editorial, 421 Council on Certification, official listing of members, 595 Byrnes, George T.: Military education of nurse anesthetists and the case for centralized academic programs with mul- Council on Recertification, official listing of members, 595 tiple clinical affiliates: U.S. Navy, 490 Cromwell, Jerry: Study of nurse anesthesia manpower needs, Cc 233 Cardiac output monitoring: see AANA Journal Course—Part CRNA and participating anesthesiologist conversion factors XVI, 445 according to carrier locality: see Washington Scene, 508 The carciopulmonary and metabolic effects of hypoxia during acute adrenocortical suppression by etomidate in the dog, 281 The denervated myocardium and related anesthetic considerations, 47 Cardiovascular collapse following infusion of 5% albumin: DeNuccio, David J.: Nurse anesthesia: Evolution of the first see Clinical Exchange, 592 New England regional graduate program, 78 Cataract surgery: see Letters to the Editor, 101 DePaolis-Lutzo, Mary V.: Anesthetic considerations for the Centers for Disease Control releases new AIDS guidelines: postcardiac transplant patient, 47; Factors influencing see Washington Scene, 305 nurse anesthesia educational programs: 1982-1987, 177; Nurse anesthesia education within the framework of nurs- Chrisman, Bruce B: see Letters to the Editor, 298 ing education, 492 Clinical Exchange, 136, 260, 538, 592 Drug administration techniques, 38 The clinical nurse anesthetist as diagnostic sleuth: see Clini- Drug compliance: see AANA Journal Course, Part XIl, 38 cal Exchange, 136 The dual role—Educator and lobbyist: see Education News, Clonidine: An established drug with futuristic indications: 106 see AANA Journal Course—Part Xill, 161 Dunkle, Gretchen S.: see Letters to the Editor, 4 Cohen, Shep: The role of the medicai director in nurse anesthesia education, 563 E Education News, 6, 106, 202, 329, 457 Collins, Patricia: see Clinical Exchange, 260 Educators have been piaying an active role in issues regard- Common problems in waste gas management: see Practical ing government relations, practice rights and education: Technicalities, 109 see Letters to the Editor, 298 Comparative flow rates of thin-walled and conventional-walled Eger, Edmond I, Il: Fetal injury and abortion associated with intravenous catheters, 453 occupational exposure to inhaled anesthetics, 309 Continuous spinal anesthesia: see AANA Journal Course— Electrocardiographic changes and intracranial pathology, 229 Part XV, 373 Elliott, Carol: see Clinical Exchange, 136 Controlling increases in heart rate and blood pressure during endotracheal intubation, 91 Endotracheal anesthesia, 131 Cornelius, Mary Joan: see Guest Editorial, 421 Endotracheal intubation, 91 Cortisol, 281 Endotracheal tubes and wraps: see Letters to the Editor, 4 December 1991/ Vol. 59/ No. 6 607 Enflurane, 281 Giass particulate contamination following ampule opening, 225 Esmolol, 91,541 Guest Editorial, 2, 421 Esmolol and beta-adrenergic blockade, 541 Gunn, Ira P.: The history of nurse anesthesia education: High- Extracorporeal shock wave lithotripsy, 533 lights and influences, 53 Etomidate, 281 H Hamacher, Edward N.: Reducing the need for intubation in Evaluation of esmolol and fentanyl in controlling increases in plastic surgery, 131; see Letters to the Editor (Response), heart rate and blood pressure during endotracheal intuba- 299 tion, 91 Hardesty, Glenn A.: Neuromuscular blockade: Electromyo- Evans, Thomas J.: see Letters to the Editor, 101 graphic and mechanical versus visual interpretation, 82 Excision of an arteriovenous malformation: see Clinical Ex- Hardy-Havens, Debra: Federal legislative and regulatory im- change, 260 pact on funding of nurse anesthesia education, 171 F HCFA issues final rule on “Medicare Payment; Fee Schedule Faculty positions as a career choice for professionals—Part |: for Physicians’ Services’: see Washington Scene, 508 see Education News, 202; Part Il: see Education News, 329 Health Care Financing Administration—Structure and mis- Fentanyl, 91 sion: see Washington Scene, 102 Fest, Sister Maria: A freestanding academic program within a Health Care Policy and Research: see Washington Scene, 13 regionalized program framework, 496 Heart rate, 91 Fetal injury and abortion associated with occupational exposure to inhaled anesthetics, 309 Heparin-induced thrombocytopenia, 432 Fiedler, Michael A.: see Guest Editorial, 2; Esmolol and beta- Hess, John H.: Postdural puncture headache: A literature adrenergic blockade, 541 review, 549 Hirschman, Lesa J.: The cardiopulmonary and metabolic ef- Foster, Scott: Regionalized education and the accreditation fects of hypoxia during acute adrenocortical suppression process, 62 by etomidate in the dog, 281 Frederick, Sue: see Guest Editorial, 421 Horton, Betty: see Education News, 6, 202, 329 Frels, Lois: see Education News, 202, 329 Huffman, Linda M.: see Practical Technicalities, 109; AANA Journal Course: New technologies in anesthesia: Update Funding of nurse anesthesia education, 171 for nurse anesthetists—Part XIV—Monitoring ventilation and G compliance with Side Stream Spirometery™, 249 Gallagher, Jane: see Guest Editorial, 421 Hypoxia, 281 Gates, Lyle E.: Reducing the need for intubation in plastic { surgery, 131; see Letters to the Editor (Response), 299 lloprost®, a recently introduced prostacyclin analogue, 432 Gaubatz, Caryl L.: Evaluation of esmolol and fentanyl in con- Index to advertisers, 81, 192, 296, 388, 500, 612 trolling increases in heart rate and blood pressure during endotracheal intubation, 91 Inferior turbinate impaction: see Clinical Exchange, 538 Gelarden, Barbara: Alfentanil analgesia/sedation for extra- Information for authors, 5, 288, 344, 459, 516 corporeal shock wave lithotripsy: A comparison with general and epidural anesthesia, 533 Intracranial pathology, 229 Gerbasi, Francis R.: Certification: Past, present and future Intraoperative latex anaphylaxis compounded by atracurium implications, 338 sensitivity: A case report, 399 Giambrone, Albert John: Two methods of single-dose ampule Intravenous catheters, 453 opening and their influence upon glass particulate contamination, 225 Intravenous sedation technique, 131 608 Journal of the American Association of Nurse Anesthetists Intravenous thiopental: see Letters to the Editor, 4 Mediastinoscopy, 365 An introduction to research: A primer for the nurse anesthetist: Medicare fraud and abuse; see Legal Briefs, 98 see Guest Editorial, 421 Intubation, 91, 131 Medicare/Medicaid antikickback law: see Washington Scene, 393 J Jordon, Lorraine M.: The impact of the national nursing short- Merrill, Lois J.: Issues in financing nurse anesthesia educa- age on applicants for nurse anesthesia educational pro- tion: Institutional cost/cost benefits, 482 grams, 573 Michels, Kathleen A.: see Washington Scene 13, 102, 198, Joyce, Joseph A.: Anesthesia for athletes using performance- 305, 393, 508 enhancing drugs, 139 K Mikels, Caroline: see Guest Editorial, 421 Ketamine-based intravenous sedation technique, 131 Monitoring ventilation and compliance with Side Stream Spi- Kilde, Sandra J.: Current and future perspectives: Regarding rometry™: see AANA Journal Course—Part XIV, 249 the framework for nurse anesthesia education as a freestanding school, 477 Morgulis, Richard: Alfentanil analgesia/sedation for extracorporeal shock wave lithotripsy: A comparison with general Kole, Terrie: see Practice Issues, 502 and epidural anesthesia, 533 L Laryngoscopy and intubation, 91 Nasoendotracheal tube obstruction secondary to inferior tur- Laser-resistant endotracheal tubes and wraps: see Letters to binate impaction: see Clinical Exchange, 538 the Editor, 4 National Commission on Nurse Anesthesia Education—Mono- Latex, 300, 399 graphs Leach, Steven R.: see Clinical Exchange, 592 The history of nurse anesthesia education: Highlights and Legal Briefs, 35, 98, 194, 302, 390, 505 influences, 53 Letters to the Editor, 4, 101, 197, 298 Regionalized education and the accreditation process, 62 Lidocaine: see Letters to the Editor, 298 Nurse anesthesia: Evolution of the first New England regional graduate program, 78 Lithotripsy, 533 Federal legislative and regulatory impact on funding of Loeffler, Arlene S.: Freestanding university program, 498 nurse anesthesia education, 171 Lovell, Sandra L.: see Education News, 6 Factors influencing nurse anesthesia educational pro- M grams: 1982-1987, 177 Manpower needs, 233 Federal legislative and regulatory impact on funding of Maree, Sandra M.: An analysis of the cost of nurse anesthesia nurse anesthesia educational programs: Medicare re- programs, 577 imbursement for nurse anesthesia education, 180 Marley, Wanda S.: AANA Journal Course: New technologies in The cost of nurse anesthesia education, 183 anesthesia: Update for nurse anesthetists—Part XIll— Clonidine: An established drug with futuristic indications, Study of nurse anesthesia manpower needs, 233 161 A brief historical report on the development and accom- Masters, Frederick L.: Current and future perspectives: Re- plishments of the New England Assembly of Anesthesia garding the U.S. Army/Texas Wesleyan University program School Facuity, 263 in anesthesia nursing, 480 The past, present and future of accreditation, 289 McCarthy, E. Jane: see Guest Editorial, 2 McKeown, Thomas J.: Anesthetic management for anterior Military education of nurse anesthetists and the case for mediastinal mass and mediastinoscopy: A case study, 365 centralized academic programs with multiple clinical affiliates: U.S. Air force, 294 MckKibban, Tom L.: see Education News, 106; see Letters to the Editor (Response), 198 Certification: Past, present and future implications, 338 December 1991/ Vol. 59/ No. 6 609 Current and future perspectives: Regarding the framework Noninvasive, continuous cardiac output monitoring by tho- for nurse anesthesia education as a freestanding racic electrical bioimpedance: see AANA Journal Course— school, 477 Part XVI, 445 Current and future perspectives: Regarding the U.S. Nurse anesthesia practice: see Practice Issues, 502 Army/Texas Wesleyan University program in anesthesia nursing, 480 P Pennsylvania Blue Shieid agrees to reimburse nurse anesthe- Issues in financing nurse anesthesia education: Institu- tists: see Legal Briefs, 35 tional cost/cost benefits, 482 Physician Payment Review Commission—Structure and mis- Current and future perspectives regarding the framework sion: see Washington Scene, 198 for nurse anesthesia education: Within the framework of allied health departments, 487 Physical and psychological trauma: see AANA Journal Course—Part Xil, 38 Military education of nurse anesthetists and the case for centralized academic programs with multiple clinical Pitcher, Jane: Study of nurse anesthesia manpower needs, affiliates: U.S. Navy, 490 233 Nurse anesthesia education within the framework of nurs- Plastic surgery, 131; see Letters to the Editor, 298 ing education, 492 Pope, Gregory C.: Study of nurse anesthesia manpower needs, A freestanding academic program within a regionalized 233 program framework, 496 Postcardiac transplant patient, 47 Freestanding university program, 498 Postdural puncture headache: A literature review, 549 American Association of Nurse Anesthetists Medicare pass-through reimbursement for nurse anesthesia ed- Practical Technicalities, 109 ucation programs, 556 Pretreating with intravenous thiopental prior to use of propofol; Graduate nurse anesthesia education: The university article cited on the use of laser-resistant endotracheal based model, 559 tubes and wraps: see Letters to the Editor, 4 Nurse anesthesia curriculum in the College of Pharmacy Practice Issues, 502 and Allied Health Professions: Wayne State University, 561 Propofol: see Letters to the Editor, 4, 101 The role of the medical director in nurse anesthesia edu- R vai cation, 563 Reducing the need for intubation in plastic surgery, 131 The impact of the national nursing shortage on applicants Results of a survey of nurse anesthesia education programs: for nurse anesthesia educational programs, 573 Diversity, growth and regionalization: see Education News, 6 An analysis of the cost of nurse anesthesia programs, 577 Risk management and cost containment: see AANA Journal Neill, Amy L.: Anesthetic considerations for the postcardiac Course—Part XVI, 445 transplant patient, 47; see Letters to the Editor (Response), 197 Rosenbach, Margo L.: Study of nurse anesthesia manpower needs, 233 Nelson, Timothy: American Association of Nurse Anesthetists Medicare pass-through reimbursement for nurse anesthe- Roy, Cynthia A.: Intraoperative latex anaphylaxis compounded sia education programs, 556 by atracurium sensitivity: A case report, 399 Neurological patient, 229 Ss Safe Harbor Rules issued for Medicare/Medicaid antikickback Neuromuscular blockade: Electromyographic and mechani- law: see Washington Scene, 393 cal versus visual interpretation, 82 Safe Medical Devices Act, 504 New drug administration techniques: see AANA Journal Course—Part Xil, 38 Safety: see AANA Journal Course—Part XIl, 38 610 Journal of the American Association of Nurse Anesthetists Savignac, Arthur C.: see Clinical Exchange, 538 U U.S. Food anda Drug Administration issues interim measures Sedation technique, 101, 131 for the user facility reporting aspects of the Safe Medical Devices Act, 504 Sedation technique for cataract surgery: see Letters to the Editor, 101 U.S. Food and Drug Administration reports allergic reactions Side Stream Spirometry™: see AANA Journal Course—Part to latex, 300 XIV, 249 Vv Simonson, Dan: Reducing the need for intubation in plastic Villa, P.M ichael: see Letters to the Editor, 101 surgery, 131; see Letters to the Editor (Response), 299 Skidmore, Mark V.: Current and future perspectives; Regard- Ww ing the U.S. Army/Texas Wesleyan University program in Washington Scene, 13, 102, 198, 305, 393, 508 anesthesia nursing, 480 Waste gas management: see Practical Technicalities, 109 Southwick, Christopher L.: Anticoagulation and lloprost® for heparin-induced thrombocytopenia: A case study, 432 Waugaman, Wynne R.: see Education News, 457; Graduate nurse anesthesia education: The university based model, The standard of care: see Legal Briefs, 302 559 Steroids, 139 Wehner, Robert J.: Evaluation of esmolol and fentanyl in con- A style change for the AANA Journal: see Guest Editorial, 2 trolling increases in heart rate and blood pressure during endotracheal intubation, 91 Suggestions for overcoming patient’s discomfort on injection of propofol: see Letters to the Editor, 101 When using the tumescent technique in local anesthesia, the administration of lidocaine should be carefully evaluated: Supervision: see Legal Briefs, 194 see Letters to the Editor, 298 A survey of nurse anesthesia education programs: Diversity, growth and regionalization: see Education News, 6 White, William A., Jr.: AANA Journal Course: New technologies in anesthesia: Update for nurse anesthetists—Part XV— Syverud, Geraldine: Electrocardiographic changes and intra- Continuous spinal anesthesia, 373 cranial pathology, 229 Who does your lawyer represent?: see Legal Briefs, 390 T Taylor, Kent: see Letters to the Editor, 4; Anticoagulation and Why publish?: see Education News, 457 lloprost® for heparin-induced thrombocytopenia: A case study, 432 Wicks, Terry C.: see Clinical Exchange, 260 Teratogenicity, 3C9 Wildgust, Bette M.: see Letters to the Editor, 298 Thoracic electrical bioimpedance: see AANA Journal Course—Part XVI, 445 Woglom, Jay: Alfentanil analgesia/sedation for extracorporeal shock wave lithotripsy: A comparison with general Thibodeaux, Barry L.: Current and future perspectives: Re- and epidural anesthesia, 533 garding the U.S. Army/Texas Wesleyan University program in anesthesia nursing, 480 Wolman, Richard L.: Esmolol and beta-adrenergic blockage, 541 Transdermal and transmucosal administration of anesthetic drugs: see AANA Journal Course—Part XIl, 38 Worth, Prudentia: Nurse anesthesia curriculum in the College of Pharmacy and Allied Health Professions: Wayne State The transplanted heart, 47 University, 561 Trauma: see AANA Journal Course—Part XIl, 38 Wraps: see Letters to the Editor, 4 Tumescent technique: see Letters to the Editor, 298 Y Tubes and wraps: see Letters to the Editor, 4 Yarmush, Joel: Alfentanil analgesia/sedation for extracorpo- Two methods of single-dose ampule opening and their influ- real shock wave lithotripsy: A comparison with general and ence upon glass particulate contamination, 225 epidural anesthesia, 533 December 1991/ Vol. 59/ No. 6 611

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