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When Conventional Maneuvers Fail: A Case Study on the McMurray Enhanced Airway Device
When a routine EGD resulted in rapid hypoxia shortly after sedation after conventional methods failed, it was the McMur-ray Enhanced Airway that made all the difference.
Grade 1 View – Ep. 17 – Examining Opioid-Free Anesthesia
In this episode of Grade 1 View, we had the privilege of speaking with Tom Baribeault, DNP, CRNA, a pioneer in the field of opioid-free anesthesia.
Global Anesthesia Outreach In Low-Income Regions
In a world where access to healthcare can vary dramatically, the role of global outreach initiatives has never been more critical.
The R vs. S Enigma: Ketamine Enantiomers and Their Distinct Actions
We dive into the latest research on ketamine’s therapeutic potential, including its role in treating ischemic stroke, postoperative cognitive dysfunction (POCD), and PTSD.
Grade 1 View – Ep. 16 – RRNA FAQs – Academic and Clinical Success Strategies
Today, Kevin and Charity are spending time with second-year SRNA Cassie Keefe to answer real questions submitted by residents across the country—from burnout and self-doubt to meal prep and mental health.
Don’t Get Zapped! Anesthesia Safety with Implanted Cardiac Devices
Today, we’re diving into a critical topic in modern healthcare: the perioperative management of patients with implanted electronic devices undergoing noncardiac surgery.
Dexmedetomidine: The Alpha-2 Enigma in Anesthesia and Beyond
From its receptor-level effects in the CNS to new oral mucosal delivery systems and potential use in cancer care, Dex is proving to be far more than just a sedative.
Advancing the Role of CRNAs: The Latest From AANA CEO Bill Bruce
In this episode, we’re excited to welcome back Bill Bruce, CEO of the American Association of Nurse Anesthesiology, to talk about the challenges and opportunities for CRNAs in 2025.
The Surge in Placenta Accreta: What Anesthesia Providers Need to Know
Placenta accreta is one of the most dangerous and rapidly growing challenges in obstetrics, and CRNAs are often on the front lines when things go wrong.