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Anaes VivasAnaesthetic machine

Anaes Vivas · Anaesthetic machine

Clinical viva — low-flow anaesthesia

A clinical viva on low-flow technique — agent conservation, humidification, reduced pollution, slow equilibration, monitoring requirements (inspired and expired agent, oxygen analyser), and soda lime considerations.

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The examiner asks you to describe the conduct of low-flow anaesthesia (fresh gas flow below 1 L/min) and its advantages and disadvantages compared with standard flow.

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Describe the conduct of low-flow anaesthesia (fresh gas flow below 1 L/min) and its advantages and disadvantages compared with standard flow.

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  1. [2]Parthasarathy S, et al. The closed circuit and the low flow systems. Indian J Anaesth, 2013.PMID 24249885
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