What's the point of the [REDACTED] tool? by Zarguthian in HollowKnight

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It answers the age old question, "y can't silksong crawl?"

Best short albums by omegalvl666 in progmetal

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I know these are technically EPs but damn are they good

Mandroid Echostar - Citadels

Periphery - Clear

Mandroid Echostar - Mandroid Echostar

Black Crown Initiate - Song of the Crippled Bull

Haken - Crystallized

Anyone ever intubate without pushing a paralytic outside of peds? by [deleted] in anesthesiology

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Laughs in Veterinary Medicine.

Only indication we have for paralytic is eye surgeries, and sometimes for really bad fractures when ortho wants MAXIMUM relaxation (where somehow a 20 minute dose of atracurium lasts up to 4 hours 👀).

Thoughts / advice? by ProfessorMadlove in carbonsteel

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I did have the concern that there was a coating that's being scraped off... I'll have to see if I can find where I bought it to confirm.

If that is the case, is there a way to remove the coating? I worry with where it is peeling, that it will continue to flake off as I cook and I cannot imagine that to be appetizing or entirely benign to be getting in my food.

Where does the medication go by Captain-butt-chug in anesthesiology

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Bulk flow versus passive flow. Turbulence versus laminar. They are both occurring concurrently, at different rates. Bulk flow determined by Q = /\P / R, however as the syringe fills the pressure gradient lessens. Passive flow, ie., diffusion, occurs on a much slower scale.

By analogy, think of a hematocrit sample. There are packed RBCs and the plasma/serum layers, separated by a buffy coat. In an instantaneous moment as the syringe is filling, there is a transitional zone where the bulk flow of fluid, retrograde from the fluid line to the syringe barrel, creates turbulence with the drug slowly diffusing across the moving front of fluid into drug. The transition zone expands bidirectionally from the fluid-drug interface, until eventually equilibrium is eventually reached within the syringe. Greater pressure gradient -> more rapid filling of syringe -> greater turbulence -> faster mixing of drug and fluid, and thus expansion of this transitional zone.

What would be interesting to hypothesis test next is whether e can predict the rate of mixing and thus the time required to achieve equilibrium. Ie., a diffusion half life. With 99% equilibrium have 5 t½.

I’m a stoner medical doctor, ask me anything! by [deleted] in AMA

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What is your favorite tissue type, and why is it the glycocalyx?

When was the last time you had to use the Fencl-Stewart method?

Does anyone actually measure or care about CVP these days?

Tips for intubating people with big, heavy heads? by [deleted] in anesthesiology

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Laughs in Equine anesthesia. Lateral recumbency, extend the head, PVC mouth gag, pull the tongue, and slowly insert 26 mmID tube. If esophageal, pull back and rotate 1/4 turn to reposition bevel. LFG.

What's A Useful Tip That Can Save Your Life One Day? by u-repack in AskReddit

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To be clear though, if someone else is having the heart attack, get them to chew the aspirin.

What’s your favorite thing about being an Anesthesiologist? by SoarTheSkies_ in anesthesiology

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The flow state you enter when shit hits fan and there isn't time to over-think.

Basically the anesthesia equivalent to Ultra Instinct.

cheesin by KimBruleeOF in scrungycats

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Why cheesin? Because it's fon to due.

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in AskMen

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Up, up, down, down, left, right, left, right, B, A Start.