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- All anesthetic topics, all the time. - Reddit
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- So Nervous About General anesthesia … : r CasualConversation - Reddit
med student here who loved anesthesia: from the medical perspective, anesthesia are amongst the chillest peeps around and they exude the feeling of knowing their shit How it goes is you go in on the OR table, nurses put a couple IVs in, a drape covers you and anesthesia puts an oxygen mask on you to increase oxygen levels
- 2025 Residency Match Thread - June July 2024 : r anesthesiology - Reddit
Anesthesiology: Keeping Patients Safe, Asleep, and Comfortable Subreddit for the medical specialty dedicated to perioperative medicine, pain management, and critical care medicine
- Why do you think matching into anesthesia has become so . . . - Reddit
Anesthesia is a lifestyle Anesthesia is not a lifestyle specialty Isn't that really up to you though? Like you could work locums, less than 1 FTE W2, or work a purely outpatient M-F gig if you wanted? Granted you'd take a paycut but still probably be making solid cash and have whatever work life balance you wanted
- Drug screening after general anaesthesia: reason to worry?
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- Am I supposed to be billed twice for anesthesia for a single . . . - Reddit
During a surgery procedure, a CRNA (certified registered nurse anesthetist) administers anesthesia medication, supervised by an anesthesiologist Both the CRNA and the anesthesiologist bill you full price, as if they had performed the services separately Blow the Whistle!
- anesthesia residency programs to avoid? : r anesthesiology - Reddit
Hi everyone, I'm a current senior resident at Stanford Anesthesia and want to just explain why I don't recommend Stanford Anesthesia for residency: - The cases you are assigned have little to do with whether they will provide the most educational value: You will relieve CRNAs, your cases are not based on educational value but just wherever they
- numb tongue after anesthesia? : r Anesthesia - Reddit
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