Anesthesia Redux - A Basics WW Game Sign Ups & Game Thread
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These three votes make majority (unlynching doesn't change that, lynch closes as soon as majority is reached).
Lynch closed, results pending
Day 5 Super Potent FINAL Lynch Tally
cubs (3) - coop, wondering, miz
3/5 votes
LYNCH CLOSED
@cubsrule4e You won!
Missing: @cubsrule4e, @Stroganoff
cubs (3) - coop, wondering, miz
3/5 votes
LYNCH CLOSED
@cubsrule4e You won!
Missing: @cubsrule4e, @Stroganoff
Alright, SDN won't let me post the writeup for some reason...but I can make other posts lol
Day 5
Sometimes when you're learning anesthesia, you happen upon the most beautiful protocol, and it just makes your heart happy to see it work its magic. This was the case for @Coopah, who had a complex case to work up, but impressed her anesthesiologist with the work she put in to tailoring her drug selections for her patient. She put her telazol away for this one - she wouldn't need it if she played her cards right. He was a grumpy kitty with terrible peripheral veins, so they were going for alfaxalone and dexmedetomidine pre-med to facilitate placing a jugular catheter. Doses were kept low because he had hypertrophic cardiomyopathy, systolic anterior motion of the mitral valve, and stage 2 chronic kidney disease. She was nervous about dexmed being part of her pre-med and maintenance protocol, but cats are special, and she had done her research. She knew this might be the best thing for his beefy little heart.
@mizchiefmanaged assisted with placing his catheter, after which she gave a fentanyl loading dose and midazolam, and then titrated etomidate to effect. Intubation was smooth, kitty was hooked up to his fentanyl and dexmedetomidine CRIs, and kept on a very low percentage of isoflurane gas. @WonderingStudent was on standby with a dose of ephedrine in case he needed it, though she was a little disappointed that she wasn't going to need the butorphanol she had drawn up. In fact, it would probably be counterproductive in his case. He needed the pain management and MAC reduction benefits of a full mu agonist, which was where the fentanyl CRI came in! He had been through multiple anesthetic procedures and his heartrate and blood pressure had always been inconsistent, requiring multiple administrations of anticholinergics. The dexmedetomidine CRI would hopefully keep him vasoconstricted, bumping up his blood pressure and causing a reflex bradycardia to help maintain his diastolic filling and keep his heart well-perfused.
Everyone was invested in this case, so @cubsrule4e was lurking nearby as well, and @Strroganoff was keeping an eye on the fluid rate - they didn't want to go over 3ml/kg/hr total for this kitty, between his multiple CRIs and Norm-R. While everyone watched the monitors, willing kitty's heart rate and blood pressure to stay consistent, cubs tiptoed over to the vaporizer. He turned the isoflurane to 3%, and watched as kitty's blood pressure started to drop over the next few minutes...Coop was on it though! She caught him with his hand still hovering over the dial, and shooed him out of the OR. Wondering escorted him out and reported his actions to the anesthesiologist. Miz shot him a threatening glance, and wished she had another dose of carfentanil on hand...
Dead is @cubsrule4e, who was hypotension, a vanilla wolf
VILLAGERS WIN!!!
1. @Stroganoff - Norm-R
5. @Coopah - Norm-R --> Telazol - seer whether someone could do anything at night (including wolf kills) or not (granted d2)
7. @Stagg737 ---> @WonderingStudent - Norm-R --> Butorphanol - jailer (granted d3)
14. @mizchiefmanaged - Norm-R ---> Carfentanil - 1 shot day vig (granted d4)
Dead:
8. @BigCats - Norm -R
10. @SARdoghandler - Norm-R
3. @Doggo Labs - Norm-R
6. @PippyPony - Norm-R
15. @Navilly - Norm-R
13. @Barkley13 - Norm-R
12. @mmmdreamerz ---> @johnnaboo - Norm-R
9. @genny - Hypothermia
2. @Animal Midwife - Norm-R
4. @dolphin106258 - Hypoventilation
11. @cubsrule4e - Hypotension
Sometimes when you're learning anesthesia, you happen upon the most beautiful protocol, and it just makes your heart happy to see it work its magic. This was the case for @Coopah, who had a complex case to work up, but impressed her anesthesiologist with the work she put in to tailoring her drug selections for her patient. She put her telazol away for this one - she wouldn't need it if she played her cards right. He was a grumpy kitty with terrible peripheral veins, so they were going for alfaxalone and dexmedetomidine pre-med to facilitate placing a jugular catheter. Doses were kept low because he had hypertrophic cardiomyopathy, systolic anterior motion of the mitral valve, and stage 2 chronic kidney disease. She was nervous about dexmed being part of her pre-med and maintenance protocol, but cats are special, and she had done her research. She knew this might be the best thing for his beefy little heart.
@mizchiefmanaged assisted with placing his catheter, after which she gave a fentanyl loading dose and midazolam, and then titrated etomidate to effect. Intubation was smooth, kitty was hooked up to his fentanyl and dexmedetomidine CRIs, and kept on a very low percentage of isoflurane gas. @WonderingStudent was on standby with a dose of ephedrine in case he needed it, though she was a little disappointed that she wasn't going to need the butorphanol she had drawn up. In fact, it would probably be counterproductive in his case. He needed the pain management and MAC reduction benefits of a full mu agonist, which was where the fentanyl CRI came in! He had been through multiple anesthetic procedures and his heartrate and blood pressure had always been inconsistent, requiring multiple administrations of anticholinergics. The dexmedetomidine CRI would hopefully keep him vasoconstricted, bumping up his blood pressure and causing a reflex bradycardia to help maintain his diastolic filling and keep his heart well-perfused.
Everyone was invested in this case, so @cubsrule4e was lurking nearby as well, and @Strroganoff was keeping an eye on the fluid rate - they didn't want to go over 3ml/kg/hr total for this kitty, between his multiple CRIs and Norm-R. While everyone watched the monitors, willing kitty's heart rate and blood pressure to stay consistent, cubs tiptoed over to the vaporizer. He turned the isoflurane to 3%, and watched as kitty's blood pressure started to drop over the next few minutes...Coop was on it though! She caught him with his hand still hovering over the dial, and shooed him out of the OR. Wondering escorted him out and reported his actions to the anesthesiologist. Miz shot him a threatening glance, and wished she had another dose of carfentanil on hand...
Dead is @cubsrule4e, who was hypotension, a vanilla wolf
VILLAGERS WIN!!!
1. @Stroganoff - Norm-R
5. @Coopah - Norm-R --> Telazol - seer whether someone could do anything at night (including wolf kills) or not (granted d2)
7. @Stagg737 ---> @WonderingStudent - Norm-R --> Butorphanol - jailer (granted d3)
14. @mizchiefmanaged - Norm-R ---> Carfentanil - 1 shot day vig (granted d4)
Dead:
8. @BigCats - Norm -R
10. @SARdoghandler - Norm-R
3. @Doggo Labs - Norm-R
6. @PippyPony - Norm-R
15. @Navilly - Norm-R
13. @Barkley13 - Norm-R
12. @mmmdreamerz ---> @johnnaboo - Norm-R
9. @genny - Hypothermia
2. @Animal Midwife - Norm-R
4. @dolphin106258 - Hypoventilation
11. @cubsrule4e - Hypotension
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I'm slowly editing in things to the writeup. Dammit SDN, why you gotta hate 
This made me laugh a ton. My one and only game I was on a wolf on every final tally I was on
@cubsrule4e as soon as I saw your name pop up in wolf chat I was like: "I'm changing my signature to auto lynch him as soon as this game's done."
His name's literally cubs aka baby wolfWhy is Cubs always a wolf?
This is correct. The goal with this game design is that every distributed role would be beneficial to either village or wolf, and none would be immediately clearing if claimed.
Coopah was right btw. This game is a slightly altered variation of my Period game a couple years back. I've wanted to try it again for awhile but am not really able to mod recently so I pinged Dubz to see if she wanted to try try again with it.
Nope! I thought I was ability seer until cubs results came back as "cubs can do stuff"
Lucky that cubs pretty much said out right that they are vanilla
Nah I had him pegged. Me and strogg. The thing was he was shading you for getting a role out of the blue, but if he had gotten one he would have known. He played well just mechanically there wasn't a way out
Also @Stroganoff please don't keep pushing for seers to out themselves. We will when we need to and not a moment before. I kept thinking you were a wolf because of how hard you were pushing for reveals
What AM and coop said, with the numbers at 4-1 it was no longer LyLo
Thank you to @SARdoghandler and @BigCats for giving me the first PR of the game (even though I lynched you). I hope I did you proud.
I also think both subs did solid work of getting their slots into village reads. Not an easy feat, so I was impressed.
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