I hope to get some of the folks in HI to buy into the block. I loved it @ Navy and IMHO found it easier and more reliable than interscalene. Bye the way, The Irishman and myself received the good...
Congrats buddy! The Irishman and I took the quiz on wednesday. I was so nervous when I hit the enter button on that 90th question, and so relieved when it
No where do I see an onset of 15 minutes! Interestingly the onset following deltoid injection falls right within the the onset of 3-5 minutes for Sux. Those darn pharmokinetics. So much for...
Look MAN! I am not suggesting anyone to act on anything I have said. Looking up every bit of research to determine how to act and respond is great. However, this is nothing more than a chat room...
Is it better to give a drug to prevent or attenuate a bradycardic response or stand there like Gomer Pyle? PPV is always the first like offense to break a laryngospasm The first line defense is...
IM Sux/atropine (a.k.a sux/atropine DART) in peds is for the purpose of breaking a laryngospasm in a patient without an IV. Which is frequently the case during mask inductions or short procedures...
If the blocked worked initially then there was no problem with the block or the marcaine. The bolus placed through the catheter did not work; therefore, the catheter was the problem. If the initial...
Look man, I just read it right from the source in Barash. Morgan and Mickhail shows the same thing. Nagelhout is brilliant, has a PhD. in pharmacology, and I have heard it repeatedly right from his...
Did the blocks work at all or did they simply not last beyond the duration of the surgery? Did both blocks have catheters? If so, I would say you had a catheter issue most likely from migration of...
WRONG! PROPOFOL has the most cardiac and respiratory depressant effects of any of the induction agents. Per BARASH, NAGELHOUT, and no doubtedly any other text comparing induction agents. I am not...