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May 18, 2025/

IntroductionAnesthesia has transformed modern medicine by allowing surgeries and procedures to be performed without pain or distress. But not all anesthesia is the same. In this blog, we’ll break down the four main types of anesthesia, how they work, and when each is used—explained in simple terms for everyone. Definition: A controlled, unconscious state used during major surgeries like heart, brain, or abdominal procedures. How It’s Given: IV (intravenous) medications Inhaled gases...

May 15, 2025/

Introduction Morphine is one of the most commonly used opioid painkillers in medical practice. While it is highly effective in relieving severe pain, it comes with potential side effects and risks. In this guide, we explore everything you need to know about morphine—its uses, how it works, side effects, precautions, and safety tips. What Is Morphine? | Description and Function Morphine is a strong opioid analgesic derived from the opium poppy plant....

Ketamine: Examining the Therapeutic Potential and Risks of Off-Label Use, Ban Reason

May 14, 2025/

Ketamine is a powerful and intriguing substance that straddles the line between medical innovation and potential abuse. First synthesized in the 1960s as a safer alternative to phencyclidine (PCP), ketamine quickly found its place in operating rooms and emergency care. Today, it remains one of the most widely used anesthetics worldwide—with a growing presence in mental health care. However, its history of recreational misuse cannot be overlooked. What Is Ketamine? Chemically known...

Opioid Benefits and Risks in Anesthesia Explained

May 3, 2025/

1. What Are Opioids? Opioids are potent analgesic medications that interact with the nervous system to relieve pain. They imitate the body’s natural endorphins by binding to opioid receptors—primarily mu (μ), kappa (κ), and delta (δ)—located in the brain, spinal cord, and gastrointestinal tract. Classification of Opioids: 2. Why Are Opioids Used in Anesthesia? They are typically used as part of balanced anesthesia, alongside hypnotics and muscle relaxants. 3. Benefits of Opioid...

Anesthesia Myths Busted: What Really Happens Before, During, and After Surgery

April 29, 2025/

By : Muhammad Danish  ( “Are you anxious about anaesthesia? Let’s clear up some common myths and explore what truly happens before, during, and after surgery — from the real experiences of an anaesthesia technologist working in .”) Whenever someone hears the word anaesthesia, it often brings a mix of fear and confusion. Whether it’s stories passed down from relatives, scenes from dramatic TV shows, or just the fear of the unknown,...

Wound Closure Made Easy: How Clozex Is Revolutionizing Healing

April 25, 2025/

What is Clozex? Clozex is a non-invasive, needle-free skin closure device designed to close minor wounds, lacerations, and surgical incisions without the use of sutures, staples, or medical glue. It features an innovative adhesive strip system that brings the edges of a wound together gently and securely. Similar to other closure systems like ZipStitch, Clozex relies entirely on a medical-grade adhesive. Manufacturer Details Company: Clozex Medical, Inc. Origin: United States Market Launch:...

How to Handle a Difficult Airway: Tips from the OR Floor

April 25, 2025/

If you work in anaesthesia or assist in the operating room, you already know this: a difficult airway is not just a scenario—it’s a reality. Whether you’re a student, intern, or a newly minted assistant, being prepared for airway challenges is non-negotiable. I’ve seen the panic that sets in when a “simple intubation” becomes anything but. But I’ve also seen how preparation, knowledge, and having the right tools make all the difference....

When Anesthesia Fails and Awareness Strikes

April 23, 2025/

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Assisting in Surgery: My Anesthesia Journey

April 22, 2025/

Today was another rewarding chapter in my journey as an anesthesia student. As part of myongoing rotation at Social Security Hospital, I had the invaluable opportunity to assist intwo diverse surgical procedures, each offering unique learning experiences and challengesthat shaped my clinical perspective. First Case The first procedure I assisted in was a laparoscopic cholecystectomy (lap Coli) performed under general anesthesia. From the very start, I was actively involved preparing the necessary...

Best Scrubs, Clogs, and Tools for OR Days

April 17, 2025/

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