Thoughts on this dogma?

[epidural man]

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View attachment Shibboleths and dogma in anesthesia.pdf

Most of these shibboleths we have discussed on this forum.

Thoughts?

 

[dhb]

Nothing ground breaking here...

 

[BLADEMDA]

Nothing ground breaking here...

Except we discussed most of them here. This means we are not alone😀

 

[urge]

I enjoyed reading it.

Reminds me of a time few months ago when a pacu nurse was lecturing me about "all pts must come out of the OR on nasal cannula. If ever work with Dr So and So, they would tear me a new one" Guess I'll never get the pleasure of hearing those Drs pontificating since I graduated many years ago,

 

[BLADEMDA]

I enjoyed reading it.

Reminds me of a time few months ago when a pacu nurse was lecturing me about "all pts must come out of the OR on nasal cannula. If ever work with Dr So and So, they would tear me a new one" Guess I'll never get the pleasure of hearing those Drs pontificating since I graduated many years ago,

We conclude that most adult patients undergoing ambulatory surgery can be transported safely to the PACU breathing room air after general anesthesia. However, patients whose age was > or = 60 yr or weight was > or = 100 kg, or for whom transient O2 desaturation on transport may be harmful, should be transported while breathing nasal O2 via nasal cannula

http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/11574357