HeyJaredThe Random Anesthesia Topic podcast
Welcome to the Random Anesthesia Topic pocadst where veterinary anesthesia meets fun! Join our trio of passionate veterinary anesthesiologists each month as we dive into a random topic, blending laughter with education.
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S2E5. - Evidence vs. Reality: Does the Literature Hold Up? (opens the original)
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How much should we trust the veterinary literature? What happens when the evidence doesn't quite fit the patient in front of us? In this episode, our trio of veterinary anesthesiologists dives into evidence-based medicine, the strengths and limitations of veterinary research, and how to critically evaluate what a study actually tells us. We explore the challenges of small sample sizes, conflicting evidence, and translating controlled research into messy real-world clinical scenarios. Because goo
S2E4 - Sugar, Hormones & Electrolytes: When Anesthesia Gets Complicated (opens the original)
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What do diabetes, endocrine disease, and electrolyte imbalances have in common? They can all make anesthesia a little more interesting! In this episode, our trio of veterinary anesthesiologists dives into the challenges of anesthetizing patients with diabetes, endocrine disorders, and abnormal electrolytes. We discuss what these conditions mean for anesthetic planning, which abnormalities should make you stop and think, and how to keep these patients stable from induction through recovery. A pra
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