In part 9 of the Trauma Anesthesia Series, we dive into the critical topic of mass casualty events—what defines them, how hospitals respond when resources are overwhelmed, and the principles of patient triage that determine who gets treated first. Using real-world examples, we explore common triage algorithms, the color-coded tagging system, and the difficult but necessary decisions providers must make to save the greatest number of lives. The episode also addresses the emotional toll of these crises, highlighting second victim syndrome and the importance of resilience, mental health support, and teamwork for healthcare providers navigating these high-stakes situations.Want to learn more? Create a FREE account at www.atomicanesthesia.com⚛️ CONNECT:🩷 Subscribe to our YouTube channel💜 Follow us on Instagram💙 Follow us on TikTok📥 Have a topic you want to hear? Email Dr. Temmermand at hello@atomicanesthesia.com
Welcome to part 8 of the Trauma & Burn Anesthesia Series. In this episode, we take a broad look at special populations in trauma anesthesia—pregnant, pediatric, and geriatric patients. Each of these groups presents unique physiologic challenges, risk factors, and perioperative considerations that require anesthesia providers to adapt their trauma management strategies. From managing airway swelling and aspiration risk in pregnant patients, to balancing fluid resuscitation and minimizing radiation exposure in children, to mitigating postoperative delirium and cognitive dysfunction in older adults, this episode offers a high-level overview of principles you can apply in clinical practice. Because each of these populations deserves a deeper dive, we’ve included links in the show notes to key articles and guidelines so you can explore further on your own. In future episodes, we’ll dedicate entire discussions to each special population for a more detailed breakdown. Join us as we highlight essential principles and considerations for trauma anesthesia providers caring for these vulnerable groups.ADDITIONAL RESOURCES:Pregnant Patients:Guidelines for the Management of Pregnant Trauma Patients (Jain, 2015)Trauma in the Obstetric Patient: A Bedside Tool (ACEP)Pediatrics:Initial assessment and management of pediatric trauma patients (McFadyen, 2012)Geriatrics:Perioperative Management of the Geriatric Trauma Patient (Muldowney, 2025)Trauma in the elderly patient (Atinga, 2018) Want to learn more? Create a FREE account at www.atomicanesthesia.com⚛️ CONNECT:🩷 Subscribe to our YouTube channel💜 Follow us on Instagram💙 Follow us on TikTok📥 Have a topic you want to hear? Email Dr. Temmermand at hello@atomicanesthesia.com
This episode of the Trauma and Burn Anesthesia Series explores the acute management of spinal cord injury, from mechanisms like motor vehicle accidents and falls to the growing impact on older adults. Key topics include early recognition, imaging strategies, spinal precautions, maintaining supranormal mean arterial pressure for cord perfusion, and the use of methylprednisolone to reduce inflammation. We break down injury types—including Brown-Séquard, anterior, posterior, and central cord syndromes—along with crucial anesthesia pearls for airway management and safe patient transfer. The episode also highlights complications like neurogenic shock and autonomic dysreflexia, detailing when succinylcholine can be used safely and practical steps for treating hypertensive crises in chronic cord injuries.Want to learn more? Create a FREE account at www.atomicanesthesia.com⚛️ CONNECT:🩷 Subscribe to our YouTube channel💜 Follow us on Instagram💙 Follow us on TikTok📥 Have a topic you want to hear? Email Dr. Temmermand at hello@atomicanesthesia.com
In this episode of the Trauma and Burn Anesthesia Series, we examine traumatic brain injury, the leading cause of trauma-related death in the U.S., affecting over a million people annually and leaving millions with long-term disability. We discuss the importance of the Glasgow Coma Scale, the types of primary injuries such as subdural, epidural, and intraparenchymal hematomas as well as diffuse axonal injury, and how these lead to increased intracranial pressure, herniation, and neurological decline. We explore secondary brain injury from hypotension, hypoxemia, hypercapnia, and hyperthermia, emphasizing the need to maintain adequate perfusion and oxygenation while balancing damage control resuscitation. Key management strategies include hyperosmolar therapy, ICP monitoring, CSF drainage, hyperventilation, mannitol use, steroids, seizure and infection prophylaxis, and cautious fluid therapy. We also cover practical intraoperative considerations, avoiding excessive anesthetics, carefully managing CSF drains, and adjusting ventilation, while highlighting the added complexity when TBI patients also present with massive hemorrhage.Want to learn more? Create a FREE account at www.atomicanesthesia.com⚛️ CONNECT:🩷 Subscribe to our YouTube channel💜 Follow us on Instagram💙 Follow us on TikTok📥 Have a topic you want to hear? Email Dr. Temmermand at hello@atomicanesthesia.com
In this episode of the Trauma and Burn Anesthesia Series, we take a deep dive into one of the most critical moments in trauma care: the induction and maintenance of anesthesia in hemodynamically unstable patients. We break down the principles behind choosing the right agents, why dose reductions and careful titration are essential, and how rapid sequence induction sets the standard in trauma. You’ll hear about the role of etomidate and ketamine, why propofol is dangerous in unstable patients, and when vasopressors may actually be appropriate to support induction. We also cover strategies for managing volatile anesthetics, why nitrous oxide should be avoided, and how to prevent intraoperative recall in patients at extremely high risk. From heating strategies to avoid coagulopathy, to lung-protective ventilation in the face of pulmonary injury, and even emergency interventions like thoracotomy and REBOA, this episode takes you through the challenges and nuanced decision-making of trauma anesthesia. If you’ve ever wondered how to balance unconsciousness, perfusion, and safety in critically injured patients, this is the episode for you.Want to learn more? Create a FREE account at www.atomicanesthesia.com⚛️ CONNECT:🩷 Subscribe to our YouTube channel💜 Follow us on Instagram💙 Follow us on TikTok📥 Have a topic you want to hear? Email Dr. Temmermand at hello@atomicanesthesia.com
In part 4 of the Trauma and Burn Anesthesia series, we turn to the critical steps of securing the airway, establishing reliable vascular access, and safely transitioning the patient from the trauma bay to the operating room. This episode highlights the challenges of airway management in unstable and severely injured patients, including techniques for rapid sequence induction, surgical airways, and strategies to minimize the risks of hypoxemia and aspiration. Intravenous and arterial line placement are discussed in the context of urgent access for fluid resuscitation, vasoactive support, blood sampling, and continuous hemodynamic monitoring. The episode also examines the logistical and physiologic considerations of patient transfer, emphasizing teamwork, communication, and vigilance to maintain stability during this vulnerable phase of trauma care.Want to learn more? Create a FREE account at www.atomicanesthesia.com⚛️ CONNECT:🩷 Subscribe to our YouTube channel💜 Follow us on Instagram💙 Follow us on TikTok📥 Have a topic you want to hear? Email Dr. Temmermand at hello@atomicanesthesia.com
In part 3 of the Trauma and Burn Anesthesia series, we focus on blood product administration and fluid resuscitation, exploring how transfusions are tailored to support oxygen delivery, coagulation, and hemodynamic stability in critically injured patients. The episode examines the indications and composition of packed red blood cells, platelets, plasma, and cryoprecipitate, as well as the role of crystalloids and colloids in resuscitation. Key complications of transfusion—including transfusion related acute lung injury (TRALI) and transfusion associated circulatory overload (TACO)—are highlighted with emphasis on recognition, prevention, and management. Listeners are also guided through the principles of massive transfusion protocols (MTPs), including balanced product ratios, calcium supplementation, and rapid delivery systems that optimize outcomes in life-threatening hemorrhage.Want to learn more? Create a FREE account at www.atomicanesthesia.com⚛️ CONNECT:🩷 Subscribe to our YouTube channel💜 Follow us on Instagram💙 Follow us on TikTok📥 Have a topic you want to hear? Email Dr. Temmermand at hello@atomicanesthesia.com
In part 2 of the Trauma and Burn Anesthesia series, we discuss hemorrhage management in trauma, covering the causes and treatment of trauma-induced coagulopathies and the significance of essential lab values such as thromboelastography (TEG), blood gases and PT/INR/PTT. The discussion integrates key concepts from trauma anesthesia, including the lethal triad and diamond of death, underscoring how hypothermia, acidosis, coagulopathy, and hypocalcemia interact to worsen outcomes. Listeners are introduced to advanced diagnostics like TEG for real-time assessment of coagulation, and learn best practices for addressing hyperfibrinolysis with antifibrinolytics such as tranexamic acid to optimize resuscitative care and reduce mortality.Want to learn more? Create a FREE account at www.atomicanesthesia.com⚛️ CONNECT:🩷 Subscribe to our YouTube channel💜 Follow us on Instagram 💙 Follow us on TikTok 📥 Have a topic you want to hear? Email Dr. Temmermand at hello@atomicanesthesia.com
In this first installment of the Trauma and Burn Anesthesia series, we dive into the critical foundations of caring for severely injured patients in the perioperative setting. Designed for nurse anesthesiologists and nurse anesthesia residents, this episode reviews the guiding principles of Advanced Trauma Life Support (ATLS) and explores how these frameworks shape anesthetic decision-making. We also walk through the concepts of damage control surgery and damage control resuscitation, emphasizing their role in stabilizing critically ill trauma patients, optimizing outcomes, and prioritizing life over limb. Listeners will gain a deeper understanding of how resuscitation strategy, surgical timing, and anesthetic management intersect when every second matters. Whether you’re new to trauma anesthesia or refining your expertise, this episode sets the stage for a high-yield exploration of trauma and burn care.Want to learn more? Create a FREE account at www.atomicanesthesia.com⚛️ CONNECT:🩷 Subscribe to our YouTube channel💜 Follow us on Instagram 💙 Follow us on TikTok 📥 Have a topic you want to hear? Email Dr. Temmermand at hello@atomicanesthesia.com
This episode delivers a high-impact overview of maternal cardiac arrest—a rare but profoundly challenging emergency that demands rapid intervention and seamless multidisciplinary teamwork. Listeners will learn about the recognizable causes, unique pregnancy physiology, and critical modifications for resuscitation, including when to implement perimortem cesarean delivery. The discussion highlights the anesthesia provider’s leadership role, the value of simulation training, and actionable strategies to improve outcomes for both mother and baby. Whether in anesthesia, obstetrics, or nursing, this episode provides concise, evidence-based insights to prepare you for one of the highest-stakes situations in clinical practice.⚛️ CONNECT:🩷 Subscribe to our YouTube channel💜 Follow us on Instagram 💙 Follow us on TikTok 📥 Have a topic you want to hear? Email Dr. Temmermand at hello@atomicanesthesia.com
You spoke, we listened.CRNA school is extremely demanding--tight schedules, limited resources, and tough academic and clinical challenges. Not to mention, self-doubt and burnout are all too real.You shouldn't have to face CRNA school alone. After 2 years of researching, designing and building, we're excited to finally share our next-generation educational platform for CRNAs. Here's a sneak peek of what you'll find:A space-themed platform to make learning entertaining Interactive lessons with multimedia features, plus dark and light mode A community hub to connect with other CRNAs, NARs and RNs Gamification with space gems, badges, exclusive gear, levels and leaderboards And that’s just the beginning! Our official launch is right around the corner with even more major features, including a quiz bank and flashcard builder—just as many of you requested.Here’s how to join our “SNEAK PEEK COMPETITION” this Sunday, August 10th at 8 am CST:1. Attend the AANA Annual Congress in person, or join our competition from home.2. Find Rhea or Sachi at the event to get your lanyard, a free drug badge, and instructions. If you are joining from home, visit our website (www.atomicanesthesia.com).3. Create a FREE account. 4. Complete the Atomic Missions to earn space gems and win prizes! The competition runs for just a few days, so sign up this weekend for your chance to win BIG.Don’t let overwhelm and stress take over. Our platform offers engaging content and a strong community so you can master complex anesthesia concepts and feel confident and supported.
Discover the future of pain management on this episode of Atomic Anesthesia as we explore a major breakthrough: the FDA approval of suzetrigine, a first-in-class, nonopioid pain medication. Guided by cutting-edge research and expert editorial insight from Anesthesiology, we dig into how suzetrigine works—targeting the NaV1.8 sodium channel in peripheral nerves—and what this means for patients and providers facing acute pain. You’ll hear about the pivotal NAVIGATE clinical trials, real-world patient experiences, and the medication’s advantages over traditional opioids, including fewer side effects and no risk of addiction. Whether you’re a healthcare professional, patient, or someone passionate about medical innovation, join us to learn how suzetrigine is poised to reshape pain relief and help bridge the gap left by the opioid crisis.References:Bertoch T, D'Aunno D, McCoun J, Solanki D, Taber L, Urban J, Oswald J, Swisher MW, Tian S, Miao X, Correll DJ, Negulescu P, Bozic C, Weiner SG. Suzetrigine, a Nonopioid Na V 1.8 Inhibitor for Treatment of Moderate-to-severe Acute Pain: Two Phase 3 Randomized Clinical Trials. Anesthesiology. 2025 Jun 1;142(6):1085-1099. doi: 10.1097/ALN.0000000000005460. Epub 2025 Mar 21. PMID: 40117446; PMCID: PMC12061372.Rathmell JP, Clark JD, Eisenach JC. Suzetrigine: First in a New Class of Nonopioid Analgesics for Acute Pain. Anesthesiology. 2025 Jun 1;142(6):989-991. doi: 10.1097/ALN.0000000000005465. Epub 2025 May 13. PMID: 40358331.🎉 FREE RESOURCES: [FREE DOWNLOAD] FOR THE SRNA: GRAB YOUR FREE SEE/NCE STUDY PLAN HERE [FREE DOWNLOAD] FOR THE RN: GRAB YOUR FREE ICU DRUG CHART HERECheck out our other free resources at AtomicAnesthesia.com ⚛️ TOOLS YOU MIGHT LIKE: 🫀Cardiac Pharmacology Course💉Our popular Triple Badge Buddy & other swag here ⚛️ CONNECT:🩷 Subscribe to our YouTube channel💜 Follow us on Instagram 💙Follow us on TikTok 📥 Have a topic you want to hear? Email Professor T at rhea@atomicanesthesia.com
In this live webinar, we discuss pain pathways in extreme detail, which is a foundational topic for anyone in anesthesia or in the ICU. We explore the four stages of pain—transduction, transmission, modulation, and perception—breaking down complex neurophysiology into manageable segments. We also look at how acute pain transitions into chronic pain, covering nociceptive, neuropathic, and nociplastic pain, and explaining the key roles of nociceptors, ion channels, and neurotransmitters. Whether you're new to this topic or reviewing for boards, this session offers clear explanations of difficult material, including referred pain and the gate control theory. Stick around until the end to hear about groundbreaking therapies like NAV1.8 blockers and the future of non-opioid pain management that could transform how we treat acute and chronic pain. 🎉 FREE RESOURCES: [FREE DOWNLOAD] FOR THE SRNA: GRAB YOUR FREE SEE/NCE STUDY PLAN HERE [FREE DOWNLOAD] FOR THE RN: GRAB YOUR FREE ICU DRUG CHART HERECheck out our other free resources at AtomicAnesthesia.com ⚛️ TOOLS YOU MIGHT LIKE: 🫀Cardiac Pharmacology Course💉Our popular Triple Badge Buddy & other swag here ⚛️ CONNECT:🩷 Subscribe to our YouTube channel💜 Follow us on Instagram 💙Follow us on TikTok 📥 Have a topic you want to hear? Email Professor T at rhea@atomicanesthesia.com
In this episode, with CRNA Kerrie Klein, we discuss the essential but often misunderstood role of certified anesthesia technicians and technologists. We break down the differences between uncertified techs, certified technicians, and certified technologists—and why this matters for anesthesia providers. We explore their training, scope of practice, and how these professionals can be an untapped asset in improving efficiency and patient safety in the OR. We also talk culture, advocacy, and practical ways CRNAs can elevate the role of these team members. Listen until the end to learn a surprising skill that certified technologists are trained to perform—one that could change how you run your next high-acuity case. 🎉 FREE RESOURCES: [FREE DOWNLOAD] FOR THE SRNA: GRAB YOUR FREE SEE/NCE STUDY PLAN HERE [FREE DOWNLOAD] FOR THE RN: GRAB YOUR FREE ICU DRUG CHART HERECheck out our other free resources at AtomicAnesthesia.com ⚛️ TOOLS YOU MIGHT LIKE: 🫀Cardiac Pharmacology Course💉Our popular Triple Badge Buddy & other swag here ⚛️ CONNECT:🩷 Subscribe to our YouTube channel💜 Follow us on Instagram 💙Follow us on TikTok 📥 Have a topic you want to hear? Email Professor T at rhea@atomicanesthesia.com
In this episode, we discuss the crucial role emotional intelligence (EI) plays in the journey of becoming a CRNA. We explore what EI really means—understanding and managing your emotions and those of others—and why it’s essential in both the classroom and clinical settings. We unpack how skills like self-awareness, communication, and stress management directly impact your performance, especially during high-stakes situations. You’ll hear how EI can be developed through self-assessment, mentorship, and even simulation training. We also explore real-world strategies for handling difficult preceptors, building trust with OR staff, and maintaining your emotional resilience over the long haul. If you’ve ever felt overwhelmed in clinicals or doubted your confidence under pressure, this episode is for you. Stick around to the end to learn a surprising communication trick that can defuse tension and help you earn trust—even in the most high-stress OR moments. To contact Dr. Theresa Reed, email her at treed@barry.edu 🎉 FREE RESOURCES: [FREE DOWNLOAD] FOR THE SRNA: GRAB YOUR FREE SEE/NCE STUDY PLAN HERE [FREE DOWNLOAD] FOR THE RN: GRAB YOUR FREE ICU DRUG CHART HERECheck out our other free resources at AtomicAnesthesia.com ⚛️ TOOLS YOU MIGHT LIKE: 🫀Cardiac Pharmacology Course💉Our popular Triple Badge Buddy & other swag here ⚛️ CONNECT:🩷 Subscribe to our YouTube channel💜 Follow us on Instagram 💙Follow us on TikTok 📥 Have a topic you want to hear? Email Professor T at rhea@atomicanesthesia.com
In this episode, Pediatric CRNA Dr. Becky Motykiewicz dives into the most critical pediatric anesthesia complications you need to know—whether you're just starting out or already deep into practice. We break down airway issues like laryngospasm and bronchospasm, and explain how to manage these high-stakes situations effectively. We also touch on common postoperative concerns like stridor and emergence delirium, and why pediatric patients desaturate and destabilize faster than adults. You'll learn how to prevent and treat hypotension, bradycardia, and even hypoglycemia. Most importantly, we emphasize the life-saving importance of precise drug dosing and early recognition of emergencies. Stay tuned to the end for a tool that can help you avoid the most common medication errors in pediatric cases. 🎉 FREE RESOURCES: [FREE DOWNLOAD] FOR THE SRNA: GRAB YOUR FREE SEE/NCE STUDY PLAN HERE [FREE DOWNLOAD] FOR THE RN: GRAB YOUR FREE ICU DRUG CHART HERECheck out our other free resources at AtomicAnesthesia.com ⚛️ TOOLS YOU MIGHT LIKE: 🫀Cardiac Pharmacology Course💉Our popular Triple Badge Buddy & other swag here ⚛️ CONNECT:🩷 Subscribe to our YouTube channel💜 Follow us on Instagram 💙Follow us on TikTok 📥 Have a topic you want to hear? Email Professor T at rhea@atomicanesthesia.com
In this episode, Professor T discusses something at the top of everyone's minds when going to CRNA school - how am I going to pay for this?! We break down the smart, intentional decisions that made this possible—from qualifying for Public Service Loan Forgiveness and maximizing a 401(k), to avoiding lifestyle inflation and strategically investing in a surgery center. We also touch on practical tips like using 0% interest loans for home repairs, maintaining excellent credit, and leveraging employer benefits like HSA and childcare accounts. If you're navigating your own financial future after CRNA school, this episode will give you both actionable steps and long-term strategies. Stick around until the end to learn how one savvy investment—without using a single dollar of personal savings—yielded over $180,000 annually. 🎉 FREE RESOURCES: [FREE DOWNLOAD] FOR THE SRNA: GRAB YOUR FREE SEE/NCE STUDY PLAN HERE [FREE DOWNLOAD] FOR THE RN: GRAB YOUR FREE ICU DRUG CHART HERECheck out our other free resources at AtomicAnesthesia.com ⚛️ TOOLS YOU MIGHT LIKE: 🫀Cardiac Pharmacology Course💉Our popular Triple Badge Buddy & other swag here ⚛️ CONNECT:🩷 Subscribe to our YouTube channel💜 Follow us on Instagram 💙Follow us on TikTok 📥 Have a topic you want to hear? Email Professor T at rhea@atomicanesthesia.com
This episode is a replay of a live webinar by cardiac CRNA, Alex Gorman, who gives an excellent presentation on Cardiac Anesthesia. He explores the essentials for managing complex heart cases in the OR. We walk through the entire process—from pre-op evaluations and cath report interpretation to hemodynamic management and weaning off bypass. Whether you're a CRNA, resident, or ICU nurse, you'll gain valuable insight into real-world decision-making, including drug selection, TEE basics, and how to collaborate effectively with perfusionists and surgeons. This episode is packed with tips to help you feel more prepared and confident in cardiac rotations, and we share actionable advice on soft skills that can make or break your clinical experience. Stick around until the end to learn the one mistake you should never make with protamine—and how it could be fatal if you do. 🎉 FREE RESOURCES: [FREE DOWNLOAD] FOR THE SRNA: GRAB YOUR FREE SEE/NCE STUDY PLAN HERE [FREE DOWNLOAD] FOR THE RN: GRAB YOUR FREE ICU DRUG CHART HERECheck out our other free resources at AtomicAnesthesia.com ⚛️ TOOLS YOU MIGHT LIKE: 🫀Cardiac Pharmacology Course💉Our popular Triple Badge Buddy & other swag here ⚛️ CONNECT:🩷 Subscribe to our YouTube channel💜 Follow us on Instagram 💙Follow us on TikTok 📥 Have a topic you want to hear? Email Professor T at rhea@atomicanesthesia.com
In this episode, we dive into the game-changing drug sugammadex—a powerful agent that rapidly reverses neuromuscular blockade caused by rocuronium and vecuronium. We explore its unique mechanism of action, pharmacokinetics, and pharmacodynamics, along with how it differs from traditional reversal agents like neostigmine. You'll gain clarity on proper dosing strategies across populations, including pediatrics, obese patients, and those with renal impairment. We also break down important administration details, adverse effects, and drug interactions—especially the one that could compromise hormonal contraceptives. If you want to know how to avoid recurrent paralysis and make the most of this revolutionary medication in your clinical practice, stay tuned until the end. 👉 CHECK OUT OUR PHARM COURSE HERE🔥 Our popular TRIPLE BADGE BUDDIES HERE[FREE DOWNLOAD] FOR THE SRNA: GRAB YOUR FREE SEE/NCE STUDY PLAN HERE [FREE DOWNLOAD] FOR THE RN: GRAB YOUR FREE ICU DRUG CHART HEREFollow us on Instagram at: @Atomic_AnesthesiaCheck out our other free resources at AtomicAnesthesia.com 🎉 FREE RESOURCES: [FREE DOWNLOAD] FOR THE SRNA: GRAB YOUR FREE SEE/NCE STUDY PLAN HERE [FREE DOWNLOAD] FOR THE RN: GRAB YOUR FREE ICU DRUG CHART HERECheck out our other free resources at AtomicAnesthesia.com ⚛️ FREE LIVE WEBINAR: Sign Up HERE ⚛️ TOOLS YOU MIGHT LIKE: 🫀Cardiac Pharmacology Course💉Our popular Triple Badge Buddy & other swag here ⚛️ CONNECT:🩷 Subscribe to our YouTube channel💜 Follow us on Instagram 💙Follow us on TikTok 📥 Have a topic you want to hear? Email Professor T at rhea@atomicanesthesia.com
In this episode featuring Jeremy Heiner (Editor of the Nurse Anesthesia textbook), we dive into rapid-fire differential diagnosis and crisis management, tackling some of the most intense and high-stakes scenarios nurse anesthesia providers can face. From airway fires and venous air embolisms to anaphylaxis, malignant hyperthermia, and local anesthetic systemic toxicity, we break down ten real-time clinical situations, analyzing clues, discussing pathophysiology, and outlining critical management strategies. Whether you're a student learning to recognize subtle cues or a provider refining your response to emergencies, this episode sharpens your diagnostic instincts and clinical confidence. We also share practical insights on using crisis checklists, decision-making under pressure, and leading in high-stress OR environments. Stick around to the end to hear our breakdown of a tricky intraoperative myocardial infarction scenario—a case that might just change how you handle hemodynamic instability during surgery. You’ll walk away better prepared for the unexpected. 🎉 FREE RESOURCES: [FREE DOWNLOAD] FOR THE SRNA: GRAB YOUR FREE SEE/NCE STUDY PLAN HERE [FREE DOWNLOAD] FOR THE RN: GRAB YOUR FREE ICU DRUG CHART HERECheck out our other free resources at AtomicAnesthesia.com ⚛️ TOOLS YOU MIGHT LIKE: 🫀Cardiac Pharmacology Course💉Our popular Triple Badge Buddy & other swag here ⚛️ CONNECT:🩷 Subscribe to our YouTube channel💜 Follow us on Instagram 💙Follow us on TikTok 📥 Have a topic you want to hear? Email Professor T at rhea@atomicanesthesia.com