Anesthesiology

1.16 Post-operative care in recovery room (classification and 6H)

The 6H: 1. Hypothermia: use warm blankets to fix this.

1.15 Severe perioperative blood loss (Pathophysiology, clinical presentation and management)

First, pathophysiology This is the most important part. We have

1.14 Neuromuscular Junction (physiology

Muscle relaxants don't make the person sleep, they

1.13 Inhaled General Anesthetics (pharmacology and indications, volatile anesthetics)

Lets start by the two golden rules of Inhaled Gases:

Intravenous Anesthetics and Opoids (pharmacology and Indications)

This section can be thought of as being an anesthetic

1.11 Regional Neuraxial Anesthesia (Spinal, Epidural), indications, complications, and local anesthetics (classification, pharmacology and indications)

Neuraxial anesthesia is an alternative to general anesthesia. It is

1.10 General Anesthsia (definition, principles, types and Indications)

1. What is general anesthesia (the 4)? 2. What are

1.9 Premedication

What are our goals in premedication: 1. The patient is

1.8 Monitoring techniques during anesthesia - clinical and technically dependant equipment

Lets begin with the Brain, move towards the mouth/lungs,

1.7 Medication related to history and its impact on anesthesia and surgery

Okay, so if a person is already taking some medications,