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Jun 2021

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Episode 32: Intro to Peds Anesthesia Par...

Scott the 4th Year Med Student

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Announcement (6/3/21): Hiatus

Hey guys! I will be starting residency in two weeks, so I just want to relax a bit, play video games, hang out with friends and family, and basically just enjoy the free time as best as I can before the next leg of my training. I love doing this podcast, but unfortunately it is a ... Show More

Episode 34: Intro to Peds Anesthesia Part 4 – OR Setup, Induction Techniques, & Maintenance

In this episode we will discuss considerations for OR setup, induction techniques, and maintenance in the pediatric patient. Learning Objectives: State the preop checklist for OR setup in peds cases Describe how to determine ETT size and depth for peds List the common sedatives, ... Show More

Episode 33: Intro to Peds Anesthesia Part 3 – Preop Evaluation for Pediatric Patients

In this episode we will discuss strategies and considerations for the preop evaluation in pediatric patients Learning Objectives: Know the goals of the preop interview in pediatric anesthesia patients Describe the characteristics of each age groups and the preop strategy for each ... Show More

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