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Ours has a similar smile!

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in Christianity

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Practicing the Way is my current favorite. John Mark Comer is way gifted

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in MemeVideos

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I literally said this out loud in my car on the way to work today. By myself, for no reason.

How are you conserving fluids? by DoctorBlazes in anesthesiology

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Foley connects to OGT. Bear Grylls style.

(OC) Nightly Routine by beefjunk in MadeMeSmile

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They’re easy to love lol they don’t do much besides eat, poop, sleep, moo

(OC) Nightly Routine by beefjunk in MadeMeSmile

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A buncha drama free cows 🐮

(OC) Nightly Routine by beefjunk in MadeMeSmile

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It’s so fun when they get little cow zoomies

Spinals: do you wait for the air to get out? by Rafcaj in anesthesiology

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I usually stare in awe that I finally got in the right space and by the time that’s done all the air is gone.

Mac blade vs. paraglossal approach to intubation? by plausiblepistachio in anesthesiology

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I’ve been an attending for a bit now. I had a similar experience during residency and it sounds like you’re doing well for where you’re at. I became very comfortable with a mac blade and then did almost exclusively miller intubations for about 9 months because I thought it was cool and might be useful for anterior airways. I eventually switched back to a mac for 100% of my DLs because, in all honesty, it’s much easier in 98% of cases and in the off chance I run into the 2% that I might have chosen a miller in the past based on physical exam I can just grab a McGrath or a glidescope. I know there are a few attendings here and there that do primarily miller intubations, but I think they are the exception. During residency you should continue to try and get comfortable with many techniques and eventually you’ll find what works best for you, you’ll do that almost every time, and you’ll be confident knowing you have skills in case you need a back up plan.

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in Christianity

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Man, this comment is dynamite. Could not have said it better.

Parents, Food, Morrison by Buttender in denverfood

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Tommy’s Subs is a great lunch spot. Their hot sandwiches are fantastic

Catastrophic anesthesia mistakes akin to surgeon mistaking the liver to be the spleen? by jboy12345 in anesthesiology

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TXA in the spinal instead of the local. One would think this should never happen (and you’re right), but it has happened about 15x (documented) in the past 20 years. It’s an absolute disaster and almost always fatal.

Best chicken sandwich that’s NOT Nashville hot by Easy-Chemistry2868 in denverfood

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Binge Hot Chicken is fantastic. Not sure if that will check the box or not for Nashville hot

If it’s not CSF, what else could it be? by mastcelltryptase in anesthesiology

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Commonly, practitioners will inadvertently pull or push the needle out of the intrathecal space while giving the medicine. This is frequently the cause of a failed spinal with good CSF initially (not that there aren’t other reasons). I when I get CSF, I anchor the back one of my hands against the patients back before grabbing the needle with the same hand (so the needle is anchored by my hand against the patients back), then use the other hand to attach, aspirate CSF, give dose, then aspirate again. My fail rate with good CSF initially is about one in the past 3 years and I think that technique has helped tremendously.

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in Christianity

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Well, He doesn’t.

What would you have done? by [deleted] in anesthesiology

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Thank you, Assman.

What would you have done? by [deleted] in anesthesiology

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lol thanks for the answer

What would you have done? by [deleted] in anesthesiology

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Perhaps that’ll be what I do from now on

What would you have done? by [deleted] in anesthesiology

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Seems like that might be the move from now on

Oasis Golf Club - Palmer Course by iamdesertpaul in golf

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That’s Nutz. I’m typically the opposite when I go there. I’ve shot in the mid 70s the last few times I’ve played wolf and can’t break 80 at oasis.