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Hey everyone, my name is Lauren Rietchel and I'm a 4th year medical student at the University of British Columbia, and welcome to the Anesthesiology Clerkship Podcast! In this podcast, I talk about all things anesthesia for a clerkship level medical student. We will go through the basics of anesthesia (like what that word even means!) and build our way up through to more complicated topics. Each episode will be varied and feature different styles of teaching to suit all learning styles! I include didactic explanations, examples, cases and a step-by-step approach to anesthesia. This podcast is sure to help aid you in becoming a successful third year medical student on your upcoming anesthesiology rotation. So please pop-in your headphones, sit back (or go for a healthy brain walk!) and enjoy the podcast. It's learning time! Please direct any feedback or inquiries to: anesthesiologyclerkshippodcast@gmail.com
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Hey Friends! We've made it to our 25th episode!!!!! If you're new, so glad you're here and if you're not new, so glad you could make it back. We are now in over 47 countries and have a number of new subscribers. Thank you so much for the continued support and continuing to listen to the pod. Please rate subscribe on Apple podcasts and wherever you listen to podcasts! In today's episode we discuss neuraxial anesthesia, and all things that you need to know for spinal and epidural anesthesia. Everything in this podcast is tailored for a 3rd year clerkship level. Enjoy! Lauren RietchelUBC MD Class of 2022 ps. All inquiries, questions, comments please email anesthesiologyclerkshippodcast@gmail.com
Hey friends! Long time no talk. Sorry for the gap, but I'm back! And better than ever. I hope you enjoyed the stress episode, and in this latest episode we are getting back into anesthetics again, and the application of local anesthetics --> regional anesthesia! Today I discuss what regional anesthesia is, its benefits, and just a general overview of the common places you'll see regional anesthesia. In the next episode I will discuss neuraxial anesthesia. Happy learning! Cheers,Lauren RietchelUBC MD Class of 2022 Questions, comments, inquiries: anesthesiologyclerkshippodcast@gmail.com
Hey friends!Wow! Look at us go! We've reached over 45 countries and over 1200 downloads. I am so flattered and honoured to have this teeny tiny corner of the internet for all of you to listen and enjoy my educational podcasts. Today I wanted to talk about how all this learning is great, but it's also important to take minute to breathe, especially if you are going into the life/world of anesthesia. This is a huge part of resiliency in anesthesia and medicine in general, so in this different episode - I give you tips on taking care of yourself in the busy life of medicine. Cheers,Lauren RietchelUBC MD Class of 2022 P.S. You've got this.
Hi Friends! If part one wasn't enough, here's part 2 of local anesthetics! This is a challenging concept for all of us so I urge you to do some extra reading on the subject. In this episode, we discuss the clinical applications of local anesthetics, examples and dosing of local anesthetics that are commonly used, and what to do in the case of local anesthetic toxicity. Let's get into it! Cheers,Lauren RietchelUBC MD Class of 2022 Questions, comments, corrections please email anesthesiologyclerkshippodcast@gmail.com
Hi Friends!Welcome back to the podcast for another episode! I hope you're all doing super well and enjoying the new year. Time to get back into those resolutions! Today we talk about local anesthetics, and get into the nitty gritty of things. I talk about the mechanism of action of the podcast, the basic structure of local anesthetic molecules, the biophysical features of a local anesthetic, and of course, the dreaded pharmacodynamics and pharmacokinetics. This topic can be highly challenging so I urge you to look up extra resources and continue to read about this subject. Questions, comments, inquiries please email: anesthesiologyclerkshippodcast@gmail.comPlease continue to like, rate and subscribe!!! See y'all in the next one and thank you for the continued support. 38 countries and almost 1000 downloads wowza!!Cheers,Lauren RietchelUBC MD Class of 2022
Hi Friends, Welcome to another episode of the anesthesiology clerkship podcast! In today's episode, we talk about all things opioid-related PART 2. This is a two part episode because this topic is MASSIVE. Today we talk about the specific opioids you will come across, their dosing, their metabolism, and importantly, their primary effects.All information used in this podcast is taken from textbooks, peer-reviewed articles, and UpToDate. If you have any questions, comments or corrections please email anesthesiologyclerkshippodcast@gmail.com. Put in those headphones and lets head out for a brain walk! Love you all and thank you so much for continuing your support by downloading this podcast. Subscribe to the pod wherever you listen to podcasts! Cheers,Lauren RietchelUBC MD Class of 2022
Hi Friends, Welcome to another episode of the anesthesiology clerkship podcast! In today's episode, we talk about all things opioid-related. This is a two part episode because this topic is MASSIVE. Today we discuss what an opioid is, it's common uses, physiological side effects, and reversal agents. Stay tuned for the episode following where we go into detail about the different types of opioids you may see and encounter in anesthesia! All information used in this podcast is taken from textbooks, peer-reviewed articles, and UpToDate. If you have any questions, comments or corrections please email anesthesiologyclerkshippodcast@gmail.com. Put in those headphones and lets head out for a brain walk! Love you all and thank you so much for continuing your support by downloading this podcast. Subscribe to the pod wherever you listen to podcasts! Cheers,Lauren RietchelUBC MD Class of 2022
Hi Friends, Hope you are doing so well in the new year and have those resolutions on lock! We are almost at 1000 downloads and 20 episodes so buckle up for another on volatile anesthetics today. I go through all the basics of volatile anesthetics, their common uses, and common examples of the anesthetics used in the operating room. Everything we discuss is meant for a 3rd year clerkship level and all the information in this podcast is taken from textbooks, peer-reviewed articles, and UpToDate. Put in those headphones and enjoy!!! Don't forget to subscribe to the podcast anywhere you listen to podcasts. Love you all!Cheers,Lauren RietchelUBC MD Class of 2022Questions, comments, corrections please email anesthesiologyclerkshippodcast@gmail.com
Hi Friends! Hope you all are well and having an amazing holiday where ever you are! In today's brief episode, we discuss all things related to sedation. Its quick and dirty, but it goes over the basics of what you need to know, which is the most important thing right??!!! Right! Sit back, relax, pop in those buds for a brain walk and lets get down to business! Please rate, like and subscribe!! Love you all and see you next time! Cheers,Lauren RietchelUBC MD Class of 2022 ps. Any questions, comments, corrections, inquiries please email: anesthesiologyclerkshippodcast@gmail.com
Hi Friends! Welcome back! I finally figured out my microphone situation, and today we talk about IV induction agents. I get into the nitty gritty of propofol, etomidate and ketamine and we also talk about a little bit of pharmacodynamics (not to be feared!) Pop in those ear buds and take a brain walk. Enjoy. Cheers!Lauren Rietchel UBC MD Class of 2022Any questions, comments, inquiries please email anesthesiologyclerkshippodcast@gmail.com
Hey Friends!!Hope you are all doing wonderfully! Today we talk about all things monitoring in anesthesia. I go over the basics of monitoring, what all the monitors in anesthesia are for, and how we apply them to diagnose problems. My microphone is having issues so I had to chop this episode up into about 5 sections, I apologize! I will be getting a new one delivered very soon I promise. Enjoy this episode and see you in the next one. Cheers,Lauren RietchelUBC MD Class of 2022 ps. Any questions, comments, inquiries please email anesthesiologyclerkshippodcast@gmail.com
Hi Friends! Today I discuss two different topics which include: Laryngeal Mask Airways or LMA's, and how to do a rapid sequence induction. LMA's are very commonly used in specific anesthesia settings, so it is important to know how they work. Rapid sequence inductions are commonly performed in emergency surgeries which can happen frequently depending on where you do your clerkship training. I go through both of these topics briefly to give you an overview for a clerkship level. Your attending can fill in the details. Thanks for listening and hope you enjoy! Cheers,Lauren Rietchel ps: any questions, comments, inquiries please email: anesthesiologyclerkshippodcast@gmail.com
Hi Friends! In this episode, I speak all about difficult intubations. Since this podcast is meant to be at a clerkship level, I decided to keep this episode short and sweet. I hope you enjoy!Cheers,Lauren Rietchel UBC MD Class of 2022 Questions, comments, inquiries please email: anesthesiologyclerkshippodcast@gmail.com
Hi Friends! I've missed you all, but I'm glad to be back for another fabulous episode of the pod. Today I kind of repeat myself (oops) but we talk about all things endotracheal tube intubation. I speak about the indications, how to intubate, what to monitor and check for after intubation. I apologize for any repeated information, but this is a concept that is super important to hammer home and I wanted to do it justice! I hope you enjoy. Pop in those headphones and head out for a brain walk. See you in the next one y'all! Cheers,Lauren RietchelMD Class of 2022University of British ColumbiaQuestions, comments, inquiries, corrections please email: anesthesiologyclerkshippodcast@gmail.com
Hi Friends!Welcome back to another episode. Today we talk about post-operative nausea and vomiting or PONV, a very hot topic in anesthesiology. I talk about my own experience with PONV, its pathophysiology, risk factors and management strategies for PONV. Let's get into it! Cheers,Lauren Rietchel UBC MD Class of 2022Questions, comments, inquiries please email: anesthesiologyclerkshippodcast@gmail.com
Hi Friends! Long time no speak. Welcome back to the anesthesiology clerkship podcast, thank you all so much for listening. We are really racking up the downloads here!! Today, I talk about all things bag valve mask ventilation and intubation in Anesthesiology. Have no fear, because we go through risk factors, signs of difficulty, how to actually intubate and the whole process of the patient being "awake" to "asleep and intubated". Next episode I will be jumping backwards a little and talking about post-operative nausea and vomiting (because everyone loves a good ol' episode about puking LOL). Any questions, comments, inquiries please email: anesthesiologyclerkshippodcast@gmail.com See you in the next one! Cheers,Lauren Rietchel UBC MD Class of 2022
Hey friends! So today we talk about all things OR related. It may seem a bit scary, especially in 3rd year, but I'm here to chat to you about all things anesthesia OR related. You will be a pro in no time. In today's episode, we talk about setting up your anesthesia machine, how to draw up medications (don't do this, ask your preceptor first!), and how the general process of making IV kits, and setting up the patient for bag mask ventilation and intubation even works. Questions, comments, concerns, inquiries, please email: anesthesiologyclerkshippodcast@gmail.com Cheers!Lauren Rietchel
Hi Friends! So today's episode is a little different. I'm all up in my feels today and thought I would share a few experiences about when my patients died and tips on how to deal with this as a healthcare worker. Hope you are all hanging in there! You are a superstar and never forget it! More educational context to come next week. Please email anesthesiologyclerkshippodcast@gmail.com if you have any questions, comments etc. Cheers,Lauren Rietchel
Hi friends! Here in episode six, I teach you about all things related to pre-operative medications. This includes going through the medications that you might want to alert your attending to when you meet your patient for the first time. Have an anxious patient? That sounds like a job for...pre-medication!! Haha. Enough with the dad jokes. Enjoy.Hope you are all having a lovely day! Please direct any questions or inquiries to: anesthesiologyclerkshippodcast@gmail.com Cheers,Lauren Rietchel
Hi Friends! Here in episode FIVE (we made it) I teach you about all things related to making a pre-operative risk assessment. This includes going through the ASA classification system, the Revised Cardiac Risk Index, and how a risk assessment fits into the overall practice of a pre-operative evaluation of a patient. The accurate and thorough risk assessment is all important to keeping your patients safe in surgery. Hope you are all having a lovely day! Please direct any questions or inquiries to: anesthesiologyclerkshippodcast@gmail.com Cheers,Lauren Rietchel
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