Nermana's Anesthesia Minute

Tim Gengler, DNAP, CRNA
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Everyone has their own way to answer questions and describe concepts. Some students really appreciate my approach. One particular student encouraged me to produce some audio files of my discussions and answers. This podcast is named in honor of this student's encouragement. The information that I present is accurate to the best of my knowledge and research, but I don't claim perfection. Author: Tim Gengler, DNAP, CRNA, assistant clinical professor

Épisodes

  1. 05/05/2021

    Non-Invasive Cardiac Output Monitoring and Fluid Management. A brief discussion

    Our understanding of fluid management, like many topics in healthcare, seems to be ever-changing.  An entire course could be dedicated to addressing the topic of fluid replacement, so this is a brief introduction.  In today's episode, I discuss the NICOM, their reliability, and how they are used in fluid management.  I also discuss what current literature recommends regarding fluid management (goal-directed fluid therapy, ERAS protocols, and general fluid management).

    12 min

  2. 28/12/2020

    Induction. Not Just a Mystical Ceremony

    Inducing general anesthesia is quite overwhelming to the new learner.  With time it becomes second nature.  However, the purposes of the medications that we use are frequently forgotten in the vast amount of data that is being assimilated.  In this episode, the common induction drugs are reviewed along with the reasoning for their use.

    12 min

  3. 01/12/2020

    Do we REALLY need to pre-oxygenate?

    Pre-oxygenation seems like an easy step in preparing for anesthesia induction.  For the newer students, they have not likely had enough experience to appreciate the importance.  For the seasoned practitioner, they are skilled enough, that the importance can sometimes be forgotten.  In this episode, you will find a brief discussion of the importance and the math behind why it works.

    6 min

  4. 12/11/2020

    There is more to BIS than just 40 to 60

    The Bispectral Index (BIS) monitor can be a great tool in anesthesia, especially with the use of total intravenous anesthesia (TIVA).  However, to use it correctly you must interpret all of the output data, not just look for a BIS value of 40 to 60.  This episode is a brief discussion of the basics of using a BIS monitor.

    5 min

  5. 06/11/2020

    FiO2. Is it really that big of a deal?

    FiO2 selection in anesthesia often doesn't get a much thought as it probably deserves.  Here I will discuss the shortcomings of the WHO recommendations, some of the drawbacks to high FiO2, and what you can do.

    11 min

  6. 03/11/2020

    What mode is your ventilator in?

    This is the continuation of the basic ventilator discussion.  Here I discuss basic ventilator modes and some of the rationale for using each.

    7 min

  7. 26/10/2020

    Basic Ventilator Parameters

    Starting out in the OR can be overwhelming for the SRNA.  Setting the ventilator is not as easy or intuitive as one might hope.  In this episode, I discuss basic ventilator parameters and my own preferences and reasoning for my decisions.

    9 min

  8. 22/10/2020

    Lactated Ringers. What could be better?

    Lactated Ringers seems to be an often forgotten IV fluid outside of the OR.  Perioperatively, healthcare providers have some misconceptions based on limited knowledge of the fluid and hearsay.  In this episode, I discuss the truths and dispel the myths of the forgotten and seeming misunderstood fluid.

    8 min

  9. 20/10/2020

    Why vasopressin just might become your best friend.

    ACE-I and ARBs are great at controlling blood pressure.  However, under general anesthesia, they can become the bain of your existence.  Here I discuss why and some possible solutions.

    9 min

  10. 20/10/2020

    Beta blockers. Do you still see reflex bradycardia?

    When your patient is taking a beta-blocker, why don't they tend to have reflex bradycardia with receiving phenylephrine?  The answer is not quite straightforward.

    5 min
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À propos

Everyone has their own way to answer questions and describe concepts. Some students really appreciate my approach. One particular student encouraged me to produce some audio files of my discussions and answers. This podcast is named in honor of this student's encouragement. The information that I present is accurate to the best of my knowledge and research, but I don't claim perfection. Author: Tim Gengler, DNAP, CRNA, assistant clinical professor

Informations

  • Création
    Tim Gengler, DNAP, CRNA
  • Années d’activité
    2020 - 2021
  • Épisodes
    10
  • Classification
    Tous publics
  • Copyright
    © Tim Gengler, DNAP, CRNA
  • Site web de l’émission
    Nermana's Anesthesia Minute