May 06, 2020
Anesthesia for Preterm Infants
Anesthesia providers often care for patients with severe preexisting health conditions. These patients fall across all age ranges, from neonates1 to o
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Anesthesia providers often care for patients with severe preexisting health conditions. These patients fall across all age ranges, from neonates1 to o
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Anesthesia providers who specialize in acute care are involved in trauma, critical care and emergency care anesthesiology.1 In these cases, clinicians
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The field of anesthesiology offers many career options.1 An anesthesia provider can choose a degree or certification as a physician anesthesiologist,
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In the United States, financing medical care can be complex for patients and providers alike. It becomes even more complicated with patients whose cov
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Oxymorphone is a semisynthetic, potent opioid analgesic drug that is derived from morphine.1 Oxymorphone was developed in Germany in 1914, patented in
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Diamorphine is an opioid drug also known as heroin.1 It is a controlled substance, and as heroin, it is illegal to manufacture, possess or sell in the
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Circumcision, a fairly common procedure for newborn males in certain parts of the world, is the surgical removal of the skin covering the genitals.1 I
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Airway management is crucial to an anesthesia provider’s practice, as patients often need assisted ventilation while under general anesthesia.1 Airway
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At the workplace, anesthesia providers are exposed to a variety of hazards that can be detrimental to their health.1 These hazards are biological, suc
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