classicanesthesia2– Author –
日本麻酔科学会麻酔科専門医.同学会指導医.
麻酔科専門医試験対策や周術期管理チーム認定試験対策サイトを運営しています.専門医試験の体験談も豊富に掲載しております.
サラリーマン麻酔科医ではなく,さらりーまん麻酔科医です!
I am an anesthesiologist.I post predicted questions for specialist exams and articles for nurses and residents.
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Are Difficult Mask Ventilation and Difficult Intubation the Same?🤔
Are difficult mask ventilation and difficult intubation the same? Learn key differences, risks, and ASA 2022 airway guidelines.perioperative -
🫁 マスク換気困難と挿管困難って同じ?🤔
マスク換気困難と挿管困難は同じではありません.リスク因子や評価の重要性をわかりやすく解説.勉強用のまとめ・資料 -
How Long Does an Oxygen Cylinder Last? ~ Will It Last an Hour? Oxygen Cylinder Math Made Easy ~
How long does an oxygen cylinder last? Learn easy formulas with examples, cylinder factors, and safety margins explained clearly.perioperative -
💨 その酸素ボンベの残量,大丈夫ですか?
救急や手術で必須の酸素ボンベ.残量の計算方法を写真付きで解説.MPaと気圧の関係や,実際にどれくらいもつのかをシンプルに学べます.勉強用のまとめ・資料 -
🫁 Why Do We Routinely Give Oxygen After General Anesthesia?🤔
Oxygen therapy after anesthesia is routine, but why? This article explains the mechanisms of postoperative hypoxemia, why oxygen is supportive not curative, and the risks of excessive oxygen flow.perioperative -
🫁 術後の酸素投与指示・・それは何のため?🤔
術後に酸素を投与する理由を解説.低酸素血症のメカニズム,高流量酸素のリスク,原因検索の重要性をわかりやすく整理.麻酔科専門医試験対策や周術期管理チーム試験対策.勉強用のまとめ・資料 -
🫁 Functional Residual Capacity (FRC):What’s “functional” about it?🤔
Functional Residual Capacity (FRC = RV + ERV) is the lung volume at end-tidal expiration, where lung and chest wall forces balance. It acts as an intrathoracic oxygen tank, crucial for safe apnea. General anesthesia, obesity, pregnancy, and supine positioning all reduce FRC, predisposing patients to atelectasis and hypoxemia. Preoxygenation and PEEP help preserve FRC and extend safe apnea time.perioperative -
🫁 機能的残気量(FRC)・・何が”機能的”?🤔
機能的残気量(FRC)とは何か?残気量との違い,測定法,標準値,低下させる因子,そして臨床での意味をわかりやすく解説しました.周術期管理チーム試験対策・麻酔科専門医試験対策に役立ちます.勉強用のまとめ・資料 -
💉 Epinephrine in Anaphylaxis: Why and How?🤔
Why epinephrine for anaphylaxis? This article explains the mechanisms—α1 vasoconstriction, β1 cardiac support, β2 bronchodilation, and mediator suppression. We also review administration routes, pharmacokinetics, and safety considerations, with reference to major guidelines.perioperative