20151109 Inhaled Anesthetics Part 1

[@krishgmc]

A must watch video for all Anesthesia residents. Best wishes from India!!

[@universityofkentuckydepart6560]

Best wishes from Kentucky to India :)

[@JAlanWaters]

thank you so much for posting these. I watch them nearly every morning now in prep for ite/basic exam

[@universityofkentuckydepart6560]

+J Waters So glad you found them helpful for your education. Best wishes. -Randy Schell

[@universityofkentuckydepart6560]

Awesome! Hope they help. Best wishes.

[@aimeemontgomerydmd]

I feel very blessed to have found these lectures! Thank you!

[@universityofkentuckydepart6560]

Sorry so long to respond but thank YOU!!

[@jakirhossain8409]

same to me. I am from Bangladesh. Starting my diploma courser in anesthesia at Bangabandhu Sheikh Mujib Medical University, dhaka, bangladesh.
i just love your voice

[@universityofkentuckydepart6560]

Thanks so much. Good luck!!

[@irumhabib452]

Video is good but volume is tooo loww. You should raise ur voice

[@jackt6110]

Thank you for giving such a great lecture. It's very helpful. Appreciate it!

[@ramshingade09]

Thanks for uploading such nice lecture which is really helpful for PG exam preparation

[@universityofkentuckydepart6560]

Awesome. Good luck and never stop learning!!

[@edvedder7835]

Thank you. These are fantastic. Gonna be starting an AA program soon. My respiratory therapy background is really helping me here with high comprehension. Please keep up the strong work.

[@universityofkentuckydepart6560]

Appreciate the comment. Best wishes in AA program.

[@BlaackAnchor]

Very well explained, but I have a question. How can you determine/measure the Alveolar gas concentration of a volatile anesthetic agent? In determining FA/FI ratio? Thank you!

[@edwardherrera846]

Thank you much!

[@universityofkentuckydepart6560]

You are VERY welcome. Hope they were helpful.

[@mikevana]

very good.....

[@universityofkentuckydepart6560]

Hope they were helpful. Thanks.