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"What is an Anesthesiologist?" featuring Dr. Dinner (AnesthesiaMD)

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"An anesthesiologist is a medical doctor, who by virtue of training and experience, has gone into the care of patients undergoing surgery." Doctor Dinner, Anesthesiologist of New York Presbyterian Hospital Weill Cornell Medical Center, explains jut what an anesthesiologist is and delves into the many subspecialties within the framework of the anesthesiologist.

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continuous-flow anesthetic machine

anesthetic vaporizers

oxygen mask

nasal oxygen set

guedel airways

suction catheter

peripheral venous catheter

artificial resuscitator (bag valve mask)

bain circuit

laryngoscope

endotracheal tube

laryngeal mask airway

tracheostomy tube

endoscopes

needles, syringe

epidural anesthesia set

epidural catheter

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responsible for the preoperative assessment of a patient and their postoperative condition as they recover from the effects of the anesthesia

provide anesthesia and appropriate treatments to reduce or eliminate pain before, during, and after a procedure

monitor the patient for reactions to or complications with the anesthesia

maintain heart rate, body temperature, blood pressure, and breathing during surgery

help stabilize ill or injure patients in intensive care units

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http://www.anesthesiazone.com/anesthesiologist-information.aspx

http://www.healthcaresalaryonline.com/anesthesiologist-job-description.html

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Instruments_used_in_anesthesiology

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4 year undergraduate degree (some also enroll in a pre-med program)

4 years of medical school

1 year of internship

3 years of anesthesiology residency

(optional) 1 year of fellowship in a specific area of anesthesiology such as critical care medicine, pain medicine, research or education