The Anaesthesia Machine Check |

[@Shrivedh]

Would you be able to do an in depth manual machine check. Checking valves, leaks, volatiles, scavenging, fresh gas flow as well as backup cylinders, including suction (and maybe a note on how much negative pressure your suction should exert for eg), etc.

[@plan4567]

Could you do a step by step manual machine check if possible?

[@RiyaAbilTheTravelCouple]

A day in the life of an Anesthesia Technologist : kzbin.info/www/bejne/p4K3nnt9fK6Si8k

[@josiehiggins9513]

Amazing thank you!

[@aussienursingbuddy]

On a nursing placement in PACU and Anaesthetics, this is super helpful! Thank you

[@drosmankaya]

How much lidocaine do you apply in induction? Thank you

[@ABCsofAnaesthesia]

often i give about 20-50mg... if i want to use lignocaine for analgesia i load with 1mg/kg at induction then run 1mg/kg/hr

[@ainguyen5068]

what is M.A.B.L.S ?

[@AlwaysAndrea100]

Why aren't the muscle relaxers kept in the fridge?

[@kevrenshaw6177]

Generally, they are except the ones that sit in the anaesthetic trolley for emergency cases.

[@sovereign775]

Currently an anesthesia resident in the U.S. interestingly aramine is not used over here. Or at least I have not seen in it and it is not stocked in our Omnicells (our name for the trolley). In Omnicells we have phenylephrine, ephedrine and both diluted and concentrated epi

[@lawrencecheung9439]

From my assumptions, it seems aramine is the equivalent to phenylephrine here in the US as a pure A1 agonist.

[@akshaypatil4480]

I always download lectures from this channel thinking i will benefit from them. But even after watching for a long time i found hardly it's fruitful and i delete it off. I find words are not that clear, music is disturbing , nothing great is told

[@letachala6936]

Not true

[@waltmartin9150]

if it is a bonchospasm Sux won't work