Gillian Isaac

Dr. Gillian Isaac, expert in ABA key words, discusses pulse oximeters and hemoglobinopathies. The podcast covers the basics of pulse oximetry, its limitations, and the effects of methylene blue and met hemoglobinemia. The speakers also explore the accuracy of pulse oximetry, substances that can affect readings, and the use of methylene blue in surgeries and treatment. They discuss the association between benzocaine and methemoglobinemia, the side effects of vasodilators, and the diagnosis and treatment of a cyanotic and incoherent patient. The hosts also share random recommendations.

Dr. Gillian Isaac, an anesthesiologist specialized in keyword reviews for the ABA basic exam, returns to discuss spinal anesthesia and etomidate. She breaks down the key elements, from patient characteristics to common misconceptions. The conversation dives into cardiovascular issues like hypotension during procedures and the importance of monitoring. Isaac also explores the pharmacological properties of etomidate, its stability, and the complications associated with both spinal anesthesia and the drug itself.

Dr. Gillian Isaac discusses muscular dystrophies and trisomy 21, covering topics like anesthetic management strategies, risks for malignant hyperthermia, drug sensitivities, bradycardia in trisomy 21 patients, and Disney World trip mishaps.

Join Dr. Gillian Isaac, a physician specializing in hepatic disease, as she dives into the complexities of liver conditions and their implications in anesthesia. She discusses key preoperative assessments and the significant risks for patients with hepatic disease. The conversation shifts to Post-Anesthesia Care Unit (PACU) challenges, including pain management for opioid-dependent patients and respiratory complications. Dr. Isaac also shares personal book recommendations that blend history and industry insights, making for an engaging and informative listen!

Dr. Gillian Isaac discusses key words Ketamine and Laryngospasm in anesthesia. Topics include ketamine's mechanism of action, effects, dosing, and contraindications, as well as managing laryngospasm, complications, and negative pressure pulmonary edema in anesthesia scenarios.