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Haha don't blame you. Feel like recently Roc has been watered down to begin with.
Some people just like to watch the world burn.
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They could have at least hid it better, like the new milk in the grocery store.
We have 1 attending who puts a twitch monitor on at induction and doesn't want you to intubate until you have 0/4 TOF. Gave an 80kg guy 100mg on induction. 7 minutes we still had 4/4 with fade and I just put the tube in while my attending got distracted with something else. Yikes!
Yeah man! I've had trouble with 0.6mg/kg dosing (lean BW), especially when twitch is on for intubation. I've wondered why people have been more "tight" recently when intubating when I don't use it, but usually able to get a good enough view. Maybe this could explain it.
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Did you get it from the fridge? 😉
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How did you get the attending to fade? 😛
A pharm tech with a brain would've put a sticker on that bad boy
Because the man has been doing this doctor thing for half a century and he has his extreme particularities.
Maximal relaxation? The best possible view on laryngoscopy?
Not exactly sure I get this reference, please explain?
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I dont think rocuronium potency has increased. If anything, all these generics are water downed. The Mylan formulation of rocuronium from India is the worst.
you dont need any paralytics to intubate
