Why do I need to know this?

A) because patients think we put them to sleep so we should know what sleep is

B) because we need to pass the exam and it's in the curriculum

I think the answer is B

A really gross question that I might update my answer to at some point... 

If you don't set your airway pressures to multiples of five or even numbers, we cannot be friends. 

Go to sleep but what else?

Not sure if A2 agonist/opioids actually speed up onset of block, I couldn't find a source to confirm or deny...

So small and so cute but being a nose breather and having tiny nostrils is a bit silly (I would absolutely do the same to constantly feed though)

When your block didn't work!

Where does the capnograph come from?

Attenuated with training, such as cycling for anaesthetists (also a great way to procrastinate study)