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In this 345th episode I welcome Dr. Matt O'Hara, Professor of History at UC Santa Cruz, to the show to discuss his book about the history of curare.
In this 344th episode I go over what you need to know about how the body deals with allergic responses to prepare you for the boards and for clinical practice.
In this 343rd episode I welcome Dr. Tym Kajstura back to the show for another ABA Keyword episode. We discuss the high yield topics that fall under General Anesthesia.
In this 342nd episode I welcome Dr. Tara Ramaswamy to the show to discuss her work looking at the benefits of having anesthesiologists run rapid response teams. We discuss how best to organize these teams, how to train and prepare them, and what the future holds.
In this 341st episode I welcome Drs. Alia El-Mowafy and Rachel Tobis to the show to discuss how to prepare for and handle difficult airways and airway emergencies in the office-based setting.
In this 340th episode I welcome Dr. Tym Kajstura back to the show for another ABA keyword episode. We discuss the high yield, much tested topic of Respiratory Physiology.
In this 339th episode I welcome Dr. Eric Wang to the show to discuss some of the most highly tested autonomic nerve blocks and what you need to know to get these questions right on your exams.
In this 338th episode I welcome Dr. Michelle Humeidan to the show to discuss post-op delirium. We discuss the prevalence, risk factors, how we can try to prevent it, and her exciting work with cognitive prehabilitation.
In this 337th episode I welcome Dr. Andreas Plackis to the show. Dr. Plackis is the creator and host of the TEE Time Podcast and a cardiac anesthesiologist. We talk about TEE for the non-cardiac anesthesiologist, how it can be used and how to go about learning it.
In this 336th episode I host an episode of the new, fantastic, Medical Safety Podcast hosted by Adam Shehata and Amir Hamid. This episode discusses 3 major airline disasters, how they were handled, what was learned, and what we can learn about how to improve our approach to safety in medicine.
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