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- Pre-operative assessment of the patient
- Evaluation of the airway
- Induction of general anesthesia
- Securing the airway
- Maintenance of general anesthesia
- Reversal of muscle relaxation
- Recovery from general anesthesia
- Management of pain
► THE PROF: Your lecturer is Dr. Brian Warriner. He has been an active clinician and teacher in the University of British Columbia for years. He has published in various medical journals and was head of different anesthesiology departments. Dr. Warriner’s research is focused on the use of blood substitutes in surgical patients, the value of preoperative beta blockers, the reversal of muscle relaxants and the prevention of postoperative nausea and vomiting.
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0:00 Introduction
0:24 General Anesthesia
0:57 Pre-operative assessment of the patient
2:46 Airway Assessment
4:34 Induction of Anesthesia
5:19 Additional monitor when neuromuscular blocker used.
6:55 Securing the Airway
7:32 Inserting the LMA
10:45 Intubating the patient
11:35 Proper position for the laryngoscope
15:44 Intubation with Fiber-optic bronchoscope
16:16 Fiber optic bronchoscope
16:51 Continuing the anesthetic
19:19 Vapours
20:24 Recovery
22:38 PACU

[@akashpmuralidharan5857]

I’m a maxillofacial surgeon and this lecture was very informative thank you doctor .

[@gborowme]

Perfect, now I am ready for surgery. Thank you

[@hctam.98]

Thank you for this free helpful lecture!

[@annema9786]

Thank you for the lecture, it is so clear and organised and everything is on the point. I have learned so much. Thanks again.

[@shamailarizwan4083]

Great attempt to introduce basics of anesthesialogy to beginners, only an expert can organize to this level, my question is narcotic analgesic ,propofol plus muscle relaxant all in favour of respiratory depression what' d u suggest to prevent that unfortunate event

[@yadirasorcini4462]

Thank you! I'm a new recovery nurse, very informative. I wish I can become a nurse anesthetist.

[@firsthuman0014]

Sir These video's are really good. I'm confident that people who watch and understand are going to get benefited. Great work sir

[@brendaeberwein8338]

This video was so informative. Thanks Doc. You broke it down so a beginner can understand this. It's very interesting.

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[@milliondollarprince867]

Thank you for your lecture, very informative info. I am in the process of applying in CRNA school, so I'm trying to get ahead of the game.

[@Kencan254]

This info is meant for doctors,?ot nurses. You are a snail purporting to be a cheetah.

[@milliondollarprince867]

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@@Kencan254 it doesn't matter who the content is targeting towards as long as correspdpfjejanaif can benefit from this video. If he's a snail, then you are a sheep.

[@whysodamloud]

M M it takes over 6 years of training to become a CRNA. There’s is a reason why they get paid 6 figures they highly trained

[@aniiraqigawad6693]

Aspiring CRNA as well. 2020 high school graduate coronavirus can eat pig shit🤣🤣. best of luck my g

[@blaizeakpakwu6147]

From Nigeria i salute you . You re worth knowing and what loving sir.

[@evie9629]

Thank you, Dr. I want to become a anesthesiologist

[@okohclifford615]

Me too

[@okohclifford615]

Me too

[@sheikhabbrar5385]

Best of luck .

[@voiceofganderbalbysingersa5495]

🙏

[@catslover6223]

Me too general

[@ibraheemsayed8477]

Excellent lecture Rest in peace dr brrian warriner يرحمك الله

[@lecturiomedical]

Thanks!

[@christianaanaekwe402]

Is he dead?

[@dr.vipulvarma6416]

beautifully explained . regards sir

[@qiongwan6265]

Thanks for sharing. Very informative for recovery nurses.

[@vsky2269]

Very good teaching & easy to understand.Thank you.

[@anniej3318]

Very useful thank you ❤

[@user-ru4kr2mc1r]

Heartfully thank you sir explainession is very well 👍

[@shamailarizwan4083]

No doubt it's a great lecture.l wanna ask about how to avoid respiratory depression in presence of narcotic analgesic, propofol plus muscle relaxant as these all agents favour that unfortunate event of resp. depression

[@tpraba15]

Great Teacher

[@lecturiomedical]

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[@Academic68]

A superb lecture. Thank you!

[@BigSplenda1885]

I just came here from a weirdly eccentric Northern European guy's quirky channel video about this....yours is so much more mature and professional, and just better period.

[@Yahya_medic]

Thank you so much Dr.

[@ttrdf]

a great lecture, i wish we were explained this too in med school but i never did any electives in anesthiology so i can't really judge

[@rcz2023]

Thank you

[@ahmedabdullahi793]

Thank you Dr i want become best anesthesiologist i like anesthesia

[@lillyroon5937]

Excellent, I have to buy lecturio. My university is faaaaar from satisfactory.

[@New_01]

Rest in peace dr 🙏🏻

[@twominuteanaesthesia]

Thanks for the video!

[@lecturiomedical]

You're welcome!

[@badman96]

Thank you very much doc for the lecture

[@abdulazizahmed5600]

Great lectures thank you Sir.

[@sinyingkueh]

Thank you so much sir, I love anaesthesiology so much :)

[@faithcherotich1378]

Excellent presentation

[@vanirampersad794]

Thank you for your lecture, very informative info

[@nanaquameswag]

THANKS,VERY HELPFUL

[@maxziegler6650]

Excellent videio thank you sir.

[@hadassahmmuiruri4945]

Very satisfying

[@mohammadmanna6093]

Excellent lecture 👍😎

[@teetieinging4160]

Thank you for knowledge,good lecture

[@kumarasamypiratheepan2546]

Please,review the neostigmine dosage on your recovery slide.thanks.

[@bleciouszinandala6108]

Great teaching 👌

[@worldofnilan8049]

A great one.. thank you sir

[@ashishsonkar8629]

Thanku sir 😊❤

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[@user-sj1wj4yo1h]

Thank yuo alot D.. Dose you use halothane ? ..we just use halothane.. unfortunately we did'nt have the other agent..

[@dancewithkamil2724]

Superb

[@chakrisanapala4786]

Very good but specefic to objectlity wise more than undestaing abelity aqurried

[@dailyquranourdeenlearning5415]

Help full video sir

[@Gk-ni8vn]

Thanks a lot Sir!!!!!

[@cillian_scott]

Rest in Peace Prof.

[@jondstewart]

I say if you want to be in this career field, take the easy way out. Work in an endoscopic clinic and just administer drugs to folks getting a colonoscopy or the like. It’ll be an easy 9-5 job and you’ll make $300,000 a year just asking patients questions and administering a drug or two before their procedure. Forget about major surgeries with general anesthesia!

[@athiraek9041]

can anyone give names of surgery which come under endotracheal intubation and intravenous anasthesia

[@sunilakula4986]

Wonderful

[@pgimacahilasadrianjude5699]

Rest in peace good doctor!

[@christianaanaekwe402]

Is he dead?

[@pgimacahilasadrianjude5699]

@@christianaanaekwe402 yep

[@AnkeetKumar]

How do you make it sure that the person doesn't gets up while the surgery .?

[@controllerhead47]

Great lecture!

[@mohammednassar1731]

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[@lanzybear5314]

انت من يا محافظة ؟

[@brentcrabtree9334]

Excellent lecture!

[@lecturiomedical]

Thank you 😊

[@bipenchhteri5283]

great

[@luxurylifestyle2242]

Sir PDF available there please send me

[@broytingaravsol]

r there any test doses for anesthesia before surgeries?

[@archray5931]

AWESOME .

[@syedjawad7166]

nyc information

[@scriptureexamined4664]

Great! I'll try that on my toaster! XD

[@superfoxyplush5484]

Well this isnt anesthesia by lord shredda is it

[@jacquelinengigi5189]

Thank you l would like to be come AAA

[@madhusaxena4549]

I'm an Anaesthesiologist myself.

[@raaifmollah]

Yeeees

[@DW-bc2gl]

Thank you