Canonical Reading Material for the Exam Candidate

There really is nothing helpful here. Its misc, after all. How can you have "required reading" for misc? Its absurd. Anyway, here are some chapters of Oh's which didn't really fit anywhere else:

Oh's Intensive Care manual:

  • Chapter 4 (pp.27)    Transport  of  critically  ill  patients   by Evan  R  Everest  and  Matthew  R  Hoope
  • Chapter 5 (pp.38)  Physiotherapy  in  intensive  care   by Fiona  H  Moffatt  and  Mandy  O  Jones
  • Chapter 6 (pp.47)   Critical  care  nursing  by John  R  Welch
  • Chapter 8 (pp.61)  Common  problems  after  ICU   by Carl  S  Waldmann  and  Evelyn  Corner
  • Chapter 14  (pp. 107) Preparing  for  examinations  in  intensive  care  medicine  by Carole  Foot  and  Liz  Hickson
  • Chapter 56  (pp. 611) Delirium by Timothy  M  Alce,  Valerie  Page  and  Marcela  P  Vizcaychipi
  • Chapter 89    (pp. 903) Sedation  and  pain  management  in  intensive  care by Luke  E  Torre

As you an see, his topic has become the dumping ground for nonspecific examination techniques, FASTHUG sort of stuff, rehabilitation, and so forth. Summaries and discussions of unsorted miscellaneous topics from Life in the Fast Lane are made available as a disorganised pile of links in the Resources section.
Routine Housekeeping in the ICU
Elements of routine care in the ICU: FASTHUG
Pressure area prevention and management
Physiotherapy in the ICU
Thromboprophylaxis for the critically ill patient
Sleep disturbance in ICU patients
Delirium in critical illness
Sedation holidays
Critical Care Radiology
The role of interventional radiology
Logistics of MRI scanning for ICU patients
The role of ultrasound in critical care
Ultrasonographic features of pneumothorax
Utility of the routine daily chest Xray
Multisystem Diseases
Rheumatoid arthritis
Scleroderma and CREST syndrome
Approach to the hideous whole body rash
Systemic Lupus Erythematosus
Miscellaneous multi-system diseases
Critical illness due to high altitude
Physical Examination Findings
The utility of routine physical examination in the ICU
The clinical relevance of nail signs
Causes of cyanosis
Weird body fluids
Is this a kidney or a spleen?
Logistics of Transport and Retrieval
Transport of the critically ill patient
Aeromedical retrieval
Critical Care of the Frail and Elderly
Age-related changes in physiology
Factors which influence intensive care outcome
Functional status and survival after ICU discharge