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Episode 2 of our OB discussions. Today we focus on the common medications used to stimulate or reduce contractions, treat hemorrhaging patients, and reduce pain during delivery. We also briefly touch on the plan of care for emergent C-sections.
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The first of several episodes focused on OB. Today we discuss the typical changes seen during pregnancy and how that will affect our anesthesia management.
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In this episode we discuss two special populations and the hemodynamic changes that anesthesia providers should anticipate. We also discuss specific anesthesia management practices that may be altered to meet the needs of the patients.
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Today's episode covers common positioning techniques for surgical procedures. Specifically we address hemodynamic changes and injuries associated with the various surgical positions. At the end of the episode, we review common nerve injuries and their presentations.
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If you haven't, leave us a review on Apple Podcasts! Today is part two of our discussion on inhaled anesthetics. In this episode we discuss the effects of volatile anesthetics on the various body systems followed by a quick discussion of nitrous oxide.
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The fun stuff! In this episode we discuss how inhaled anesthetics work and how we can monitor their effects. We discuss the differing measures of potency and onset and some unique characteristics associated with isoflurane, desflurane, and sevoflurane. Make sure to leave us a review!
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(PART 2) of the renal discussions. In episode 20, we discussed the A&P of the nephron. Today, we use that understanding to discuss the sites of action for the various diuretics. Additionally, we discuss renal injury and their anesthesia implications.
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(Part 1) Episode 20 dives into the anatomy and physiology of the kidneys. We specifically discuss the nephron and the sites of ion transport. Be sure to look out for episode 21 where we build on this information and discuss the medications and diseases associated with the renal system.
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To begin, we briefly break down the differences between COPD and Asthma. During the rest of this discussion we focus on the different pharmacologic modalities we can use to optimize our patient's respiratory function. (Beta2 Agonists, Methylxanthines, Cholinergic Antagonists, Corticosteroids, Phosphodiesterase Inhibitors, Antileukotrienes, Mast Cell Stabilizers, Ventilatory Stimulants)
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In this episode, we discuss common blocks, medications, and complications associated with ophthalmic anesthesia. While ophthalmic anesthesia may not be a central focus of our anesthesia training, it is important that we have a good understanding of this topic to provide safe, effective care for our patients.
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