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Don Steve1. Procedure including Anatomy Neuro-axial anesthesia refers to techniques that involve the administration of anesthetic agents into the epidural or intrathecal (subarachnoid) space of the spinal cord. The two primary…
Read moreDon SteveBasic Structures of the Oropharyngeal and Laryngo-Tracheal Anatomy Oropharyngeal Anatomy The oropharynx is a part of the pharynx located behind the oral cavity. It plays a crucial role in both…
Read moreDon SteveAssessment of Patients’ Airway Including 1-2-3-Test Introduction to Airway Assessment Assessing a patient’s airway is critical in emergency medicine and anesthesia. The airway must be evaluated for patency, protection, and…
Read moreDon SteveUnderstanding Anesthesia Depth Anesthesia depth refers to the degree of central nervous system (CNS) depression induced by anesthetic agents. This depth is influenced by the potency of the anesthetic agent…
Read moreDon SteveCentral Block: Spinal and Epidural Anaesthesia Procedure including Anatomy Spinal and epidural anaesthesia are regional anaesthetic techniques that involve the injection of local anaesthetics into the spinal canal or epidural…
Read moreDon SteveInhalational Induction of Anaesthesia Procedure Inhalational induction of anaesthesia is a technique primarily used in paediatric practice, where the patient inhales an anaesthetic agent to achieve unconsciousness. The most commonly…
Read moreDon SteveEvolution of Anaesthesiology as a Modern Specialty Historical Foundations The roots of modern anesthesiology can be traced back to the early 19th century when the understanding of pain management began…
Read moreDon StevePrinciples of Fluid Therapy in the Preoperative Period Fluid therapy in the preoperative period is a critical component of patient management, aimed at optimizing hemodynamic status and ensuring adequate organ…
Read moreDon StevePrinciples of Monitoring and Resuscitation in the Recovery Room The recovery room is a critical area in a healthcare facility where patients are monitored closely after undergoing anesthesia and surgical…
Read moreDon SteveFunctions of an Intensive Care Unit 1. Patient Monitoring and Assessment One of the primary functions of an Intensive Care Unit (ICU) is the continuous monitoring of critically ill patients.…
Read moreDon SteveAnesthesia refers to the use of medications, known as anesthetics, to prevent pain during medical procedures or surgeries. These medications work by temporarily blocking sensory signals from nerves at the site…
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