Day in the life of a SRNA: Anesthesia Cases 

I made a huge rookie mistake around **12:40 ish. When discussing Mac and Miller blades, I said Mac is straight and Miller is curved, and that is so wrong haha. Miller is a straight blade, and Mac is a curved blade. (facepalm)

LOVE the case studies, keep them coming!

We need more of these case studies! Or point us to wear we can learn more! Thank you and good luck on this last year!

With someone who has severe liver and kidney failure, nimbex is always a good option for paralytic. If you’re doing a procedure where the patient needs an ETT but requires nerve monitoring and they have renal failure with a higher potassium, lidocaine sprayed on the chords before inserting the tube is very helpful as well. Or you want to keep the patient breathing for induction with a difficult airway

Absolutely loved this video please continue to do more. It’s very helpful in getting nurses like myself (interested in CRNA school) in the habit of thinking like a SRNA!

More of these type of videos! Super interesting and enlightening! Appreciate it!

This was awesome. Extremely insightful! Was learning and hooked from beginning to end. Great job!

Very useful! Would love to talk through more cases

Great video man! I learned a lot! I really enjoy donating to the CRNA Foundation, since it was hard for me to go to college because of my cerebral palsy, I’m 33 from Memphis! I think it takes a special person to be a CRNA and you’re one of them, I’m one of them too! I really wanted to be a CRNA! You rock man! Could you do more videos like this? I really enjoyed it! Thanks

Well done. I am a NP in a rural setting that performs advanced life saving procedures including intubation. Very useful and relevant information for my practice. Enjoy all of your content. Keep it coming. Thank you.

Loved this walk through of a case. Eye opening

Just finished watching the whole video, WOW, THAT WAS EXCITING!! CRNA is definitely for me. I love the deep thinking that goes into planning for a case. Thanks so much for this and yes, please do more of these videos. I am preparing to take my NCLEX and I remember my teachers going over acetylcholine, muscarinic agonists etc. This helped refresh my memory. I hope and pray it goes well with you for your clinicals. Thanks again! I just hope when the time comes, I can get into a CRNA program. so competitive...

This video reminded me of some recent conversations I had with some high school buddies that I haven't seen in a while. I recently got into CRNA school and it of course came up in conversation when I saw them. All of these friends don't work in the healthcare field so I had to do my best at explaining what exactly I am going to school for and what I would be doing. I found it quite challenging to put into words of what a CRNA does and I had some reflection in that, while I obviously have some idea on what a CRNA does, I honestly don't know ANYTHING into the full scope of what an anesthesia provider does/knows. This video was like a second dose of that reality. To think that in roughly a years time that I will have even an ounce of the knowledge you shared in this video is a hard to believe. Please continue to share your journey, fantastic content and it is truly inspiring!

I loved this!! You are living my dream right now and this is giving me drive to keep pushing!! Keep them coming please!

So funny, I don’t understand what you are talking about for most of it. I’m in tech. You have a great voice though so I find listening to you very relaxing and maybe I’ll learn something!

I miss you! Just wanted to pop in and tell you im sooooo dang on proud of you and your success here in RU-vid! Keep going! Miss you lots and hope life is treating you well! ❤❤

Long time no see! Thank you for your videos❤

More videos on these topics please!!!

Great vid! I'm a new nurse, and due to crazy health circumstances (including a complicated airway which caused me to have an almost fatal laryngospasm in endoscopy) I've been out of work, but I get my surgery I need next week, so it's interesting to hear the steps CRNAs and Anesthesiologists take. Great vid!

Ill be taking the nclex in May, feel like the Guinee pigs for this new nclex

Did going through ACNP first help you through the CRNA coursework? I only ask because I am applying to an ACNP school and should hopefully begin this fall, but have always dreamed of doing CRNA