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🌍 吸入麻酔って,“地球に優しくない”?😳 ~吸入麻酔薬と環境への影響~
吸入麻酔薬が地球環境に影響しているって知っていますか?🌍 セボ・デス・イソ・亜酸化窒素のGWPや大気寿命、低流量麻酔の安全性と環境配慮をわかりやすく解説しました.周術期管理チーム試験・麻酔科専門医試験対策にも -
💨 Oxygen Saturation – What Many Residents and Nurses Don’t Really Understand😳 –
Oxygen saturation (SpO₂ / SaO₂) shows how fully hemoglobin is loaded with oxygen. Think of hemoglobin as a car with four seats — the “occupancy rate” makes the concept much easier to grasp. A core concept for anesthesia board exams and perioperative management team training. -
🚭 Why Quit Smoking Before Surgery!?🤔
Smoking before surgery? 🚬 Find out why anesthesiologists strongly recommend quitting—even a few days of abstinence can lower complications. -
☝️ ASA Physical Status (ASA-PS): The Preop “Common Language”
ASA-PS explained with clear examples and “E” for emergencies. A must-know common language for anesthesiologists and perioperative teams. -
🫁 Endotracheal Intubation – Risks, Esophageal Intubation, and How to Confirm Tube Placement
In the operating room, anesthesiologists usually perform intubation, but the greater risks lie in emergency ward or ER settings. Mistakes—especially esophageal intubation—can be fatal if undetected. While traditional confirmation methods have limitations, capnography remains the gold standard, and video laryngoscopes provide significant safety advantages. -
📚 Audible,Audiobook,超おすすめ!📻
オーディオブック活用で「ながら読書」が可能に!AudibleとAudiobook.jpを比較し、メリット・デメリットを徹底解説。無料体験情報も紹介。 -
💊 Do Muscle Relaxants Stop the Heart During Anesthesia?🫀😨
Muscle relaxants are essential in anesthesia for safe intubation and surgery. They act only on skeletal muscle—so no, they don’t stop the heart. An educational piece for anesthesia trainees, perioperative team members, and exam preparation. -
💉 Surgical Antimicrobial Prophylaxis: When, What, and How?
Prophylactic antibiotics in surgery — when to give, which drug to choose, and how long to continue. A practical review for perioperative teams and anesthesiology board exam preparation. -
🩹 DOACs Explained: The Origin of the Name and the Meaning of “Direct”
DOACs directly inhibit thrombin or factor Xa, unlike heparin and warfarin. Essential knowledge for anesthesiology and perioperative team exams.