Depth of Anesthesia

9: Is it safe to peripherally administer norepinephrine?

Oct 11, 2019
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1
Introduction
00:00 • 2min
2
What's the Level of Your Agreement With Norapenefron?
02:00 • 2min
3
Periferal Infusion of Norapenefron - What Are Some of the Reasons That People Would Give When They Oppose It?
03:50 • 2min
4
Dose Equivalency Between Norpenefer and Fenal
05:53 • 3min
5
Dose Equivalency of Penelapran and Fenel Efrn
09:03 • 4min
6
Periperal Infusions and the Risk of Extravation
12:37 • 2min
7
Is There a Risk of Extravasation?
15:01 • 3min
8
Periferal
18:23 • 2min
9
A Prospective Study of Thromboporosis Infusions in Emergency Departments
19:56 • 2min
10
Is There a Study on Perporal Norpeneferin in the Emergency Department?
22:23 • 2min
11
Central Lines Are Not Without Risk
24:32 • 4min
12
Is the Central Line the Less Labor Intensifiable?
28:58 • 2min
13
Central Lines Are Not Without Their Own Inherent Risks
31:21 • 2min
14
Is There an Advantage to Norapenefern in Sepsis?
33:20 • 4min
15
Personalized Blood Pressure Control
37:27 • 2min
16
Is There a Rule for Early Administration of Noapeneffert?
39:39 • 4min
17
Doctor Sparling, What's the Level of Your Agreement and Evidence for What You Believe?
43:39 • 2min