Have you ever wondered why desflurane and sevoflurane act faster than isoflurane? This friendly, easy-to-read guide explains the blood/gas partition coefficient—a simple concept that reveals how inhaled anesthetics move through the body, why low solubility means quick wake-ups, and how cardiac output and environmental impact shape modern anesthesia practice. Perfect for anesthesia trainees and perioperative nurses.

「なぜデスフルランやセボフルランは導入が速いの？」 血液/ガス分配係数をやさしく解説！臨床と試験（周術期管理チーム試験・麻酔科専門医試験）の両方で理解が深まる１本です💨

“Anesthesia for asthmatic patients is all about not provoking the airway. This article walks you through preoperative optimization, anesthetic choices, airway strategies, and intraoperative bronchospasm management in an easy, clinical way.”

喘息患者の麻酔は気道を怒らせない設計が肝心．周術期管理チーム試験対策・麻酔科専門医試験対策に直結する術前最適化，LMA活用，換気設定，攣縮対応を根拠付きで解説．

A clear, practical overview of how to interpret D-dimer results in perioperative care. Explains the basic meaning of D-dimer, its cutoffs, age adjustment, and unit differences, and why postoperative day 3 (POD3) trends matter more than single values. Also outlines the modern 3-step diagnostic pathway — clinical probability → D-dimer → ultrasound — and how probability-adjusted cutoffs (1000 / 500 ng/mL) safely reduce unnecessary scans. Perfect for junior doctors, nurses, and perioperative team training or anesthesiology board preparation.

Dダイマーは“陰性で切る”検査です．Wellsで前確率を決め，周術期はPOD3のトレンドで読み，必要に応じてUSへ．周術期管理チーム試験対策・麻酔科専門医試験対策

A clear, evidence-based guide to preventing central line–associated bloodstream infections (CLABSI/CRBSI). From definitions and global infection rates to risk factors, prevention bundles, ultrasound safety, and special considerations such as disinfecting caps and antimicrobial locks — all explained in a practical, perioperative context.

CLABSI／CRBSIを「挿入・維持バンドル＋エコー」で最小化する実装ガイドです．周術期管理チーム試験対策・麻酔科専門医試験対策にも役立つ要点を整理しました．

Volatile anesthetics such as sevoflurane and desflurane provide immobility but almost no analgesia. This article explains the true meaning of MAC—why “no movement” doesn’t necessarily mean “no pain”—and how balanced anesthesia combines analgesia, hypnosis, and immobility.