| If the lung is fully expansible and fills the pleural cavity while inflated by the anesthetist, talc is insufflated. |
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| In addition, there would be an anesthesiologist and a nurse anesthetist there. |
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| An anesthetist put him into a benzodiazepine-induced coma to spare him from the severity of the pain. |
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| This allows the practitioner to identify cases that may be beyond the capabilities of either the anesthetist or the facility. |
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| The supply of comprehensive hemodynamic and gas measurement values makes NIHON KOHDEN patient monitors a reliable partner to the anesthetist. |
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| The anesthetist came in to discuss what palliatives she might be allowed to take home with her. |
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| Fortunately the alarm stopped, the film crew were able to leave, and the anesthetist arrived to offer me a pre-med, and eventually, it was my turn. |
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| The FP anesthetist must be able to recognize which patients require immediate stabilization and transport to tertiary care facilities. |
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| In a multidisciplinary antalgia center, to deal with pain optimally, the rheumatologist works closely with an anesthetist. |
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| In other words, if blood had been ordered in the operating room by the anesthetist, it may not have been noted. |
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| Designed for the discerning anesthetist who is looking for the right features. |
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| It is doubtful that any orthopedic surgeon or anesthetist will be able to comply with this requirement. |
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| The parachute assault section usually includes two surgeons, four operating room nurses, one nurse anesthetist, two practical nurses, and three operating room technicians. |
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| This was harmless since, by then, the anesthetist was able to control the patient's respiration. |
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| As such, despite the multiple preventative measures that can and should be taken, awareness can happen even under the care of the most welltrained and experienced anesthetist. |
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| What seems a minor complication to the anesthetist, such as the dislodgement of a tooth, may seem a catastrophe to the patient. |
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| During World War II, there were seventeen nurse anesthetists to every one physician anesthetist. |
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| When other anesthetic agents were discovered, the anesthetist came into his own, and many advances in spheres such as brain and heart surgery would have been impossible without his skill. |
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| After receiving two fellowships in 1970, he took a leave of absence from Yale to visit Africa, working as an anesthetist in a hospital in Tanzania and then traveling through other African nations. |
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| She met the anesthetist and walked into the operating room. |
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| In other words, when you go to have your gall bladder out, the anesthetist gives you a list of risks, the nurses give you a list of risks, the hospital gives you a list of risks, and the surgeon gives you a list of risks. |
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| After starting his career in his hometown of Carberry, Manitoba, Allan later practiced as an anesthetist and emergency room physician in Brandon before moving to Hamiota In 1987 where he continues with rural family practice. |
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| Instead of requiring an anesthetist to be present in the operating room for uncomplicated procedures, team anesthesia means that a specially-trained nurse can attend the surgery, with the physician on standby in the building. |
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| The eight-hour procedure requires a strong teambased approach and an extremely high level of skill from both the cardiothoracic surgeon and the anesthetist. |
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| He also stated that if the doctor had given a verbal order in the operating room, he would tell the anesthetist to do so, but the anesthetist would not know that he had typed and crossed the blood. |
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| Sessions should be designed specifically for the FP anesthetist to systematically review the physiology, pharmacology, equipment, complications and other areas that will be needed in the community. |
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| The FP anesthetist must be skilled in acute resuscitation of patients with airway obstruction, cardiac arrest, multiple trauma, shock of any origin, burns, and other medical emergencies and in neonatal resuscitation. |
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| The reasonable and usual medical and surgical charges for the services of a physician, surgeon or anesthetist, up to the amount payable under the government fee schedule in the area where services are rendered. |
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| The FP anesthetist must understand the pathophysiology of the patient's disease process and its relation to anesthesia and surgery, and be able to make use of appropriate examinations and laboratory tests. |
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| During premedication, the anesthetist may give a patient drugs that make him or her feel relaxed and drowsy before the actual general anesthetic is administered. |
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| Zwerling's understanding of addiction's effects stems in part from his work in addiction counseling, as a physician assistant, and finally as a nurse anesthetist. |
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| Brennan was a retired Nurse Anesthetist and a founding member of the New England branch of the Nurse Anesthetist Assoc. |
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