OLD VIDEO - ANES 475 - Lecture 4 - Part 1

[@ram26470]

Thanks a lot ... had I seen this lecture during my PG days, my life would have been much easier.

[@sawapatphongdara3581]

Dear Professor, thank you so much for teaching this Video. I've tried so hard to read and understand by myself, but I couldn't get it until I found this video. I'm deeply thank you for spending your valuable time for this video, it helps me a lot. Thank you so much

[@juschu1]

Amazing. Great fundamental descriptions of concepts that are often not intuitive. You have a new fan!

[@HafizahHoshni]

Simply excellent. Very grateful for clear, concise and well presented video. Thank you for the great channel. 22/8/2018 😊

[@dichhyaprasai9903]

thank you it was very helpful

[@cortnyrector4521]

Thank you for the excellent explanation! -Cortny (SRNA student)

[@Did83jd7]

It's so clear the way you describe the concept of partial pressure, thanks😊

[@thepowerofpositivity8075]

We use Barash book for reading. I like your video lectures. They assist in enhancing my comprehension and memorization for exams. Thank you.

[@drvasu1124]

Can I pls get a link for these ppts? For taking print and learn along your presentation.

[@JUSSTTIINFU3K]

The solubility coefficient and the partition coefficient are NOT the same.

[@dr.catssicknotes7556]

Just awesome - thank you Sir

[@jongorog4304]

Could you explain why hypothermia would decrease a MAC? If I'm remembering my basic chem right, cooling will increase a gases solubility in a liquid. Because of that I would think the MAC should increase. I know that's not the case though. (Been searching online and can't find a good answer.)

[@jongorog4304]

Hmmm, is it because metabolism is lowered in a hypothermic state?

[@AltoseAnesthesia]

I don't think a few degrees of hypothermia is enough to have much effect on the physics of the gas. Rather, I'm guessing that any metabolic or physiologic perturbation has some intrinsic anesthetic effects on the human brain. So less inhaled anesthetic is needed to achieve a given level of anesthesia.

[@ajazbashirable]

Is there a way you can provide us access to these power point presentations. Only for personal use for students. I as a student would love to be able to print these slides out. Thank you.

[@AltoseAnesthesia]

Sorry, that's not in my plans for now. Thanks for watching and for your comments!