Hemolytic Anemia Explained by Dr. Kishore Mangal
Hemolytic anemia happens when red blood cells are destroyed faster than the body can replace them. It is often seen in ICU patients, but it can occur in many other situations. Knowing what causes it, how it presents, and how to manage it is important, both in exams and in clinical practice. Causes You Should […]
Understanding Regional Anesthesia in Clinical Practice: A Journey Through Key Nerve Blocks
Understanding Regional Anesthesia in Clinical Practice: A Journey Through Key Nerve Blocks The Erector Spinae Plane Block: A Rising Star in Thoracic Surgery Have you ever imagined a patient has been undergoing thoracic surgery for a lobectomy? Basically, the anesthesiologists depend upon the thoracic epidurals or paravertebral nerve blocks, which help to control pain. While […]
DNB Theory Exam Success Story: Dr. Nidhi Prasad Got Excellent Marks 237
DNB Theory Exam Success Story: Dr. Nidhi Prasad Got Excellent Marks 237 Hello and welcome! We are thrilled to share the inspiring success of Dr. Nidhi Prasad, who has cleared her DNB Theory Exam with outstanding marks of 237. Congratulations, Nidhi—we are so happy for you! Dr. Nidhi’s Jouney: Let’s Know About Her Dr. Nidhi is a third-year DNB Anaesthesia […]
Behind the Drapes: The Life of an Anesthesia Resident Unmasked
Behind the Drapes: The Life of an Anesthesia Resident Unmasked Anesthesia is one of the most intellectually demanding and emotionally challenging specialties in the field of modern medicine. You know the life of anesthesia residents is quite a complex journey that combines meticulous clinical training, real-time decision-making, academic excellence, and requires a lot of emotional strength. It’s […]
How to Prepare for DNB Practical Exam in Anesthesia Residency?
How to Prepare for DNB Practical Exam in Anesthesia Residency? The DNB practical exam for anesthesia is an important milestone in the career of every resident. Unlike theoretical examinations, it examines not only your book knowledge but also your clinical decision-making, communication, and hand skills. Many students panic as the practical exam comes near, but […]
Avoiding Common Pitfalls in Anesthesia Residency: Mistakes and Solution
Avoiding Common Pitfalls in Anesthesia Residency: Mistakes and Solution Anesthesia residency is a demanding but satisfying experience. In the process of acquiring the science and art of anesthesiology, residents tend to make some errors in ways that affect their education and patient management. The best part is that these errors are avoidable if done correctly. Below […]
Oxygen Delivery Devices: A Full Overview By Dr. Gurusanthiya
Oxygen Delivery Devices: A Full Overview By Dr. Gurusanthiya Today we will discuss one of the most critical devices utilised by anesthetists and throughout the anesthetic communities—the oxygen delivery devices. From anesthesia circuits, nasal prongs, and basic face masks to ventilators in the ICU environment, these devices are integral to guaranteeing optimal oxygen delivery. It is important to […]
Do’s & Don’ts for your 1st, 2nd & 3rd Year of Residency
Do’s & Don’ts for your 1st, 2nd & 3rd Year of Residency Anesthesia residency is an exciting journey that demands adaptability, continuous learning, and a commitment to excellence. Each year of residency offers unique challenges and opportunities. Here’s a structured guide to navigating the do’s and don’ts for your first, second, and third years of anesthesia residency, […]
Why Choose a Career as an Anesthesiologist?
In the medical field, anesthesia is a very specialized and fulfilling job path. Anesthesia residents are extremely important to guarantee the patient’s safety and comfort throughout surgeries and other medical procedures. Here in this blog, you will see how to become the best anesthesia resident, the necessary courses, job profiles, salary expectations, and opportunities in the field: Who is […]
Circuits in Anesthesia Explained by Dr. Gurusanthiya
Circuits in Anesthesia Explained by Dr. Gurusanthiya So this is one of the very basic topics which each one of you would get either in a viva or in the basic science of anesthesiology as a long note or to describe any of the circuits which I’m going to discuss today and on the 16th […]