Difference between revisions of "Anesthesiologist"
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− | An '''anesthesiologist''' is someone who went to medical school, residency, and even fellowship in order to find protected time to play Sudoku<ref>[http://gomerblog.com/2013/06/anesthesiologist-calls-for-stat-sudoku-help-in-or-3/ Anesthesiologist Calls for STAT Sudoku Help in OR 3]</ref> and | + | [[File:Hemispheres of an Anesthesiologist.jpg|500px|thumb|right|''Figure 3 of 1'']] |
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+ | An '''anesthesiologist''' is someone who went to medical school, residency, and even fellowship in order to find protected time to make drape forts.<ref>[http://gomerblog.com/2015/11/why-do-anesthesiologists/ Why Do Anesthesiologists Really Put Up That Drape in the OR?]</ref>, play [[Sudoku]]<ref>[http://gomerblog.com/2013/06/anesthesiologist-calls-for-stat-sudoku-help-in-or-3/ Anesthesiologist Calls for STAT Sudoku Help in OR 3]</ref>, and entertain surgeons by putting on puppet shows.<ref>[http://gomerblog.com/2016/10/puppet-show/ Anesthesiologist Puts Up Drape, Puppet Show for Surgeons]</ref>. | ||
'''Anatomy''' | '''Anatomy''' | ||
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− | Analysis of the functions of both hemispheres of the '''anesthesiologist's''' brain is quite informative | + | Analysis of the functions of both hemispheres of the '''anesthesiologist's''' brain is quite informative (see Figure 3.) |
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+ | '''Related Reading''' | ||
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+ | * [[Cricoid Pressure]] | ||
+ | * [[Endotracheal Tube]] | ||
+ | * [[Mallampati Classification]] | ||
+ | * [[Nasal Trumpet]] | ||
+ | * [[Nasal Trombone]] | ||
+ | * [[Pandamonium]] | ||
+ | * [[Treaty of Drapes]] | ||
+ | * [[Vital Signs]] | ||
+ | * [[Volatile Anesthetic]] | ||
+ | * [[Nonvital Signs]] | ||
− | '''References''' | + | '''Gomerblog References''' |
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<references /> | <references /> | ||
[[Category:Anesthesiology]] | [[Category:Anesthesiology]] |
Latest revision as of 16:20, 31 July 2017
An anesthesiologist is someone who went to medical school, residency, and even fellowship in order to find protected time to make drape forts.[1], play Sudoku[2], and entertain surgeons by putting on puppet shows.[3].
Anatomy
Analysis of the functions of both hemispheres of the anesthesiologist's brain is quite informative (see Figure 3.)
Related Reading
- Cricoid Pressure
- Endotracheal Tube
- Mallampati Classification
- Nasal Trumpet
- Nasal Trombone
- Pandamonium
- Treaty of Drapes
- Vital Signs
- Volatile Anesthetic
- Nonvital Signs
Gomerblog References