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- All anesthetic topics, all the time. - Reddit
Welcome to r anesthesia! This subreddit is for the discussion of all things anesthesia You may post questions or relevant articles related to this topic Please read the rules and the sticky at the top of the sub, "Anxiety and Anesthesia", before making a new question post
- 2025 Residency Match Thread - June July 2024 : r anesthesiology - Reddit
The purpose of this thread is to consolidate residency application questions To add links to this message (curent Google Doc, Discord, etc) please…
- Real truth, why should I not consider going to Certified . . . - Reddit
Real truth, why should I not consider going to Certified Anesthesiologist Assistant school? (Cross posted to anesthesia but posting here as well for visibility and feedback)
- Is it worth the risk of anesthesia to get my cats teeth cleaned?
Anesthesia always imposes a risk, but the risk is low in a patient with low ASA - essentially, they have been deemed healthy without systematic disease Ensure the clinic performs dental radiographs, pre-op bloodwork, and has RVTs to monitor while under anesthesia The first two would be on an estimate
- AA vs CRNA : r Anesthesia - Reddit
Welcome to r anesthesia! This subreddit is for the discussion of all things anesthesia You may post questions or relevant articles related to this topic Please read the rules and the sticky at the top of the sub, "Anxiety and Anesthesia", before making a new question post
- I’m having surgery with general anaesthesia and I’m scared.
I mean realistically something could happen General anesthesia is very powerful About 5 in 100 people experience moderate complications from anesthesia, like nausea, vomiting, allergic reactions, unexpected awareness during surgery ( which can cause ptsd) and cognitive impairment lasting less than a week
- anesthesia residency programs to avoid? : r anesthesiology - Reddit
74 votes, 86 comments for those of us applying to anesthesia residency this cycle--what programs should we be watching out for? there is so much…
- Anesthesiologist Assistant vs. Anesthesia Tech : r anesthesiology - Reddit
An anesthesia assistant has a masters degree and is a skilled professional, and the compensation is about 5x that of a tech If you want to eventually be an anesthesia assistant, I think being an anesthesia tech is a good choice to gain experience
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