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Very Interesting Article (long, but you have to get to the last page)

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what a bunch of crap.

The most interesting thing I found about the article was their purported finding of narcotized air above the patient. I think more in depth investigations need to be performed if this is the case. I think that I'd like to see the actual case study or review of this problem before getting worked up about it though, I don't trust public reporting enough to "trust" that they haven't slanted a view for their own personal publications. News people tend to try and get the most bang for their buck. Just my opinion, and I'll conceed that it may be wrong.

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oncologists trying to save dying patients are far more stressed and carry painkillers in their pockets all day, but don't have nearly the addiction rate

never seen an oncologist with a pain killer in their pocket---only prescription pad. while an anesthetist does have drugs in their hands daily.

well noted by both professional asociations risk of addiction is higher.

aana info:

addiction key concepts

peer assistance

american society of anesthesiologists

brochure: "chemical dependence in anesthesiologists: what you need to know, when you need to know it."

...in anesthesia training programs in the united states, the disease appears at a rate of about 0.5 percent per year of all personnel in those programs.

janssen pharmaceutica website

inservice: “unmasking addiction: chemical dependency in anesthesiology”

anesthesiologists:

chemical dependency

could my colleague be a drug addict?...

narcotic and/or ethanol abuse: 10-13% of anesthesiologists

anesthesiologists:

  • 4% of docs,
  • but 12% of docs in treatment for substance abuse

I was a bit confused that there was "no test for Fentanyl" yet the air contained it. Maybe I read that wrong?

so...., hypothetically speaking,...what if we are in an open bowel case and there is, uh.......in the air, or just if someone had a bad burrito for lunch. Is there a blood test to detect any of that?

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