University of Kentucky Department of Anesthesiology
University of Kentucky Department of Anesthesiology
The objective of the Department of Anesthesiology at the University of Kentucky is to teach the information, skills and attitudes necessary to achieve and maintain clinical excellence. There is no substitute for actual clinical experience and the volume and diversity of surgical procedures and anesthetic techniques fulfill these requisite needs. These clinical experiences are supplemented by an extensive didactic program including visiting professors, case discussion conferences, subspecialty seminars, and classes aimed at preparation for board examinations.
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Why give O+ blood to an uncrossed patient instead of O-?
Haven’t heard this much lip smacking since dinner time at the kennel!
I also haven't heard this much smacking since the shower scene with Billy hayes locking lips with his male counterpart (diversion to temporary homosexuality secondary to the years and years, a whopping 5 of them, of isolation in prison, apparently) watching Midnight Express! Would have rather had your reflection, John B~!.
These videos are incredible.
Hello!!! very nice channel...i am from Brazil and i really like the online classes. keep up with the good work!
Always enjoy your lectures doc!
Thank you for presentation. Keep making such videos. Very helpful!
Thank you so much for this helpful work.
Slip-up @ 13:24 Renin secretion decreased by ß1 ANTAgonist, not ß1 AGONist (Propanolol mentioned as an example)
hey great video thanks a lot ! but shouldnt the isoflurane's vaporizer output in the elevation example be at approx 2.5% ? at 2.5 approx the value of the percentage at 2.5 * 610 =15.2 which would actually priove the fact that elevation doesnt effect iso and sevo vaporizers ?
Thank you soo much for such a great tutorial ! Ive got a small question how did u get the output in the isoflurane elevation question to be equal to 2.8%?
Very well explained, but I have a question. How can you determine/measure the Alveolar gas concentration of a volatile anesthetic agent? In determining FA/FI ratio? Thank you!
Video is good but volume is tooo loww. You should raise ur voice
love your work . . . very grateful . . . Kentucky dep of anesthesia
BIS unaffected by 50 mg ketamine under stable propofol levels... Friedberg BL: The effect of a dissociative dose of ketamine on the bispectral index (BIS) during propofol hypnosis. J Clin Anes 1999;11:4-7.
Creating a stable CNS level of propofol via incremental induction (kzread.info/dash/bejne/kYGg16qRcaaxeqw.html) prevents negative ketamine side effects. Skin incision without preemptive ketamine sets off a ‘five-alarm’ moment in the brain, initiating the ‘wind-up’ phenomenon and postoperative pain. Preemptive ketamine creates a magic, opioid free, interval for the patient. The patient’s brain is denied knowledge of the surgeon's invasion of the body. By the time the patient understands the invasion occurred, healing takes place. A dramatic decrease in postoperative analgesia requirements, often without need of opioids.
Here is the link to my opioid free talk in Belgium… kzread.info/dash/bejne/moh6rZaMc7nApLQ.html
Thank you Dr Schell for this lecture series. You're a natural born teacher. Throughout the lectures your speech pattern was constant and the fluency impeccable.
just reading the ppt
Thanks for the awesome videos, Dr. Schell! I'm about to have my heart rotation and these are super helpful.
Thank you Dr Fragneto, this was very useful and infromative
Thanks a lot prof
Thanks a lot prof
Thank you very much. Can we have more lectures on regional nerve blocks (usg and anatomical landmark), icu (especially mechanical ventilators and different modes), smoking and anesthesia?
Wish to be part of this classroom rather than this underprivileged third world ......wish to work passionately till I die
Love and respect from kashmir
Randy, thank you for making these videos. Accurate free medical education is difficult to find and I've listened to most of your vids multiple times. My only request is that you increase the volume level of the videos. Its often difficult without an external to get the volume loud enough to hear when I'm at the gym or at a coffee shop. Thank again for your labor making these. Your passion for the profession is evident.
slides are not prominent
Excuse me, May I have your presentation?
Very nice
Thank you!
is the answer to the question at the end hypoxia or hyperemia?
GCS<9 or <8 intubate?
where is this 2.8 % isofluran at high attitude came from ? thanks
Hello, thank you so much for these sessions. for Bivalirudin, i though it is hepatic clearance NOT renal.please correct me.
25:01, how does hyperventilation with acetazolamide result in a RIGHT shift of P50? (hypervent causes decreased c02, wouldn't that be Left shift)
where is part 2?
Hi, I am Mustafa from Palestine .. Im Anesthesia technician.. How can I register at the University? And come to complete the study of anesthesia?! Is the study of medicine free.?
No..U must complete 4 yr of college degree in any major u like, 4 yr of medical school, then 4 to 6 years of residency training.
Fantastic. Thanks!
thank u
Please clarify: you mention propofol infusion syndrome characterized by tachycardia...other sources note bradycardia.
Thnx a lot.. great job
Thnx a lot... but where is part 3
What’s your bike & kit set up for that solo ride? Nice video. Keep them coming!
Thanks for asking. I am passionate about riding. Although I rode across the US (supported), I had not done a solo, unsupported trip like this before and it was fantastic (Skyline, Blue Ridge Parkway). The bike is a Kona Sutra 2018 and the panniers are by Ortlieb. Worked well. Keep riding!!
As usual an excellent presentation Dr. Schell.
thank you dr. schell! looking forward to this year's
also is there a place we can get the actual ppt slides?
is the blue a ABA keyword?
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Спасибо, друг!
Some really useful teachings from this video. Thank you!