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anesthesia hashtag performance

The hashtag #anesthesia on TikTok showcases humorous, relatable, and sometimes educational content about anesthesia experiences, medical procedures, patient stories, and funny moments during surgeries, all highlighting the human side of medicine.
Anesthesia is top tier comedy šŸ¤£ #anesthesiatiktok #anesthesia #comedyvideo #hilarious #fypć‚·ć‚šviral
Pets after anesthesia #dogsoftiktok #pets #funny #fyp #anesthesia #catsoftiktok
Where does the pulse ox go? #vet #snakesurgery #anesthesia #greenscreen
Has your baby had tubes? Tell me how it went! #tubes #earinfection #ears #dayinmylife #day #doctor #anesthesia
#anesthesia #nurseanesthesiaresident #gradschool
#funny #anesthesia #haha #reaction #šŸ¤£šŸ¤£šŸ¤£
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#funny #anesthesia #haha #reaction #šŸ¤£šŸ¤£šŸ¤£
like please give me a heads up before you do itšŸ¤¢ #obgyn #anesthesia #doctor
Is this normal? #anesthesia #surgerytiktok #surgery #storytime
Ive been a CRNA for almost 10 yearsā€¦CRNA= certified registered nurse anesthetist. My scope of practice is the SAME as anesthesiologist, (within the anesthesia realm)ā€¦. I do epidurals, central lines, choose your entire anesthetic, Iā€™m in the OR the whole time and can work independently from an anesthesiologist (do not require an MD supervision). Iā€™ve avoided this topic and post for 2 years bc itā€™s a political topic and Iā€™m not here for hate or to hurt feelings. I love my job and Iā€™m proud of it. If you chose one of the other careers, be proud of that and dont be bothered by statements below. Youā€™ve asked my thoughts so here you go.  MORE BELOW.  I chose CRNA for a variety of reasons. First, I would simply never want to be anyoneā€™s assistant or be dependent on someone elseā€™s skill set in case of an emergency (in a line of work when SECONDS COUNT) = AAs. If I was going to school I wanted to be trained in EVERYRTHING and come out independent and completely competent in ALL areas. I also SIMPLY wanted to be the one IN THE OPERATING ROOM choosing & giving drugs (giving the anesthesia), most places in the US even when a MDA is around they are supervising several and not the ones in the operating room.   I would never find myself in such a place as an AA. AAs are beholden to anesthesiologists and therefore limited in terms of practice setting/location and schedule. šŸ”„THEY CANT WORK IN EVERY STATEā€¦ and even in the states they are allowed to, certain facilities donā€™t even allow them šŸ«£ I value the direct patient care experience that CRNAs are REQUIRED to have (AAs donā€™t need any direct pt care for schoolā€¦it doesnā€™t mean some donā€™t have it, but I didnā€™t want to be grouped under a title where people assumed I wouldnā€™t have it) and I truly believe our backgrounds alone (ICU and any other in patient clinical care) make us superior providers. ā™„ļøšŸ”„there is no difference in the scope of practice of an anesthesiologist and a CRNA within the anesthesia realm. NONE. so why not choose the one with a better schedule, and the one giving the anesthesiaā€¦fits my personality better to do all the skills I went to school for, not watch others do it for me.  - AAs can only practice in approx 20 states, ALWAYS medically directed by an Anesthesiologist. CRNAs are not.  -Any degree can get someone into AA school, and no prior patient care experience is needed. SCARY. -AAs are trained to be DEPENDENT on an anesthesiologist (their assistant). ā€¼ļøAAs are providers WHO CAN ONLY TAKE delegated orders from an ANESTHESIOLOGISTā€¼ļø. I did not go to school for someone to do the thinking for me, I wanted autonomy and an actual skill set; I wanted to know just as much if not more than the other providers around me, not the other way around.  -A new grad AA has nowhere near the experience of a new grad CRNA.  AAs struggle with critical ICU patients on pressors, unlike most CRNAs with an ICU background. Thereā€™s rotten eggs in every line of work, but why would I go in to a stressful line of work and come out under prepared and dependent on someone elseā€™s skills set not even required to be in the room with me the whole time while caring for someone elseā€™s loved one šŸ˜³ -CRNAs can be business owners, open ketamine clinics, open aesthetic centers, bill cash pay for plastics, do mobile dental, teach in universities, deploy for the military, go on medical missions independentlyā€¦the opportunities are endless ā€¦not limited. I refuse to be limited. The end.  I also love to point out that CRNAs have a proven track record of providing safe and effective anesthesia for over 150 years in this country and our trusted as the primary providers in our military and rural hospitals (our worth is undisputed).  Opinions are my own not my places of employment. Obviously.  #crna #nursesoftiktok #nurseanesthestist #anesthesia #medicine #medical #surgerytiktok #trending #foryoupage #knowledge
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Ive been a CRNA for almost 10 yearsā€¦CRNA= certified registered nurse anesthetist. My scope of practice is the SAME as anesthesiologist, (within the anesthesia realm)ā€¦. I do epidurals, central lines, choose your entire anesthetic, Iā€™m in the OR the whole time and can work independently from an anesthesiologist (do not require an MD supervision). Iā€™ve avoided this topic and post for 2 years bc itā€™s a political topic and Iā€™m not here for hate or to hurt feelings. I love my job and Iā€™m proud of it. If you chose one of the other careers, be proud of that and dont be bothered by statements below. Youā€™ve asked my thoughts so here you go. MORE BELOW. I chose CRNA for a variety of reasons. First, I would simply never want to be anyoneā€™s assistant or be dependent on someone elseā€™s skill set in case of an emergency (in a line of work when SECONDS COUNT) = AAs. If I was going to school I wanted to be trained in EVERYRTHING and come out independent and completely competent in ALL areas. I also SIMPLY wanted to be the one IN THE OPERATING ROOM choosing & giving drugs (giving the anesthesia), most places in the US even when a MDA is around they are supervising several and not the ones in the operating room. I would never find myself in such a place as an AA. AAs are beholden to anesthesiologists and therefore limited in terms of practice setting/location and schedule. šŸ”„THEY CANT WORK IN EVERY STATEā€¦ and even in the states they are allowed to, certain facilities donā€™t even allow them šŸ«£ I value the direct patient care experience that CRNAs are REQUIRED to have (AAs donā€™t need any direct pt care for schoolā€¦it doesnā€™t mean some donā€™t have it, but I didnā€™t want to be grouped under a title where people assumed I wouldnā€™t have it) and I truly believe our backgrounds alone (ICU and any other in patient clinical care) make us superior providers. ā™„ļøšŸ”„there is no difference in the scope of practice of an anesthesiologist and a CRNA within the anesthesia realm. NONE. so why not choose the one with a better schedule, and the one giving the anesthesiaā€¦fits my personality better to do all the skills I went to school for, not watch others do it for me. - AAs can only practice in approx 20 states, ALWAYS medically directed by an Anesthesiologist. CRNAs are not. -Any degree can get someone into AA school, and no prior patient care experience is needed. SCARY. -AAs are trained to be DEPENDENT on an anesthesiologist (their assistant). ā€¼ļøAAs are providers WHO CAN ONLY TAKE delegated orders from an ANESTHESIOLOGISTā€¼ļø. I did not go to school for someone to do the thinking for me, I wanted autonomy and an actual skill set; I wanted to know just as much if not more than the other providers around me, not the other way around. -A new grad AA has nowhere near the experience of a new grad CRNA. AAs struggle with critical ICU patients on pressors, unlike most CRNAs with an ICU background. Thereā€™s rotten eggs in every line of work, but why would I go in to a stressful line of work and come out under prepared and dependent on someone elseā€™s skills set not even required to be in the room with me the whole time while caring for someone elseā€™s loved one šŸ˜³ -CRNAs can be business owners, open ketamine clinics, open aesthetic centers, bill cash pay for plastics, do mobile dental, teach in universities, deploy for the military, go on medical missions independentlyā€¦the opportunities are endless ā€¦not limited. I refuse to be limited. The end. I also love to point out that CRNAs have a proven track record of providing safe and effective anesthesia for over 150 years in this country and our trusted as the primary providers in our military and rural hospitals (our worth is undisputed). Opinions are my own not my places of employment. Obviously. #crna #nursesoftiktok #nurseanesthestist #anesthesia #medicine #medical #surgerytiktok #trending #foryoupage #knowledge
Pa famoso yo šŸ˜… #viralvideo #viraltattoo #tattoo #backtattoo #besttattoo #dragontattoo #pain #anesthesia #stencil #stencilart #art #artistsoftiktok #tiktoktattoo #mbtattoostudio #masterbarbatattoo #coralspringsflorida #florida #miami
Kids on anesthesia are comedy gold šŸ¤£ #anesthesia #hilarious #funnyvideos #comedyvideo #fyp
SABES QUE !con anestesia general te duermes en 5-7 segundos! #anesthesia #anestesia #felipe #ojitos #cirugia #nervios #cirujano
Work hard, play hard. Make ish happen! #crna #anesthesia #medicaltiktok #nursesoftiktok #humor #nurseanesthestist #trending #foryoupage #knowledge #workhard #workhardplayhard #motivation #medicine #funnyvideo
Anesthesia is a big responsibility! #anesthesia #anesthesiologist #surgery #medical
Replying to @akmorales if you have a serious risk or history of PONVā€¦we avoid anesthesia gas and do your entire anesthetic with a continuous propofol drip instead of gas, which we refer to that as a total IV anesthetic = TIVA  #crna #anesthesia #nurseanesthestist #surgerytiktok #surprise #medicaltiktok #medicine #knowledge #learntiktok ##nursesoftiktok #advanced #why
Iā€™ll be honestā€¦ few things frighten me more than a laboring patient with no #IVaccess. I know many people come to this app for advice about constructing a #birthplan. My goal with this video is not to invalidate anyoneā€™s experiences, but instead to #educate and share my thoughts on intravenous access on L&D. This video is for educational purposes only. Please discuss your care with a healthcare provider you trust, but feel free to ask questions about #OBanesthesia or my perspective as an #anesthesiologyresident. ā˜ŗļø #pregnancy  #postpartum #anesthesia  #anesthesiatiktok  #anesthesiologist #LearnOnTikTok  #laboranddelivery
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Iā€™ll be honestā€¦ few things frighten me more than a laboring patient with no #IVaccess. I know many people come to this app for advice about constructing a #birthplan. My goal with this video is not to invalidate anyoneā€™s experiences, but instead to #educate and share my thoughts on intravenous access on L&D. This video is for educational purposes only. Please discuss your care with a healthcare provider you trust, but feel free to ask questions about #OBanesthesia or my perspective as an #anesthesiologyresident. ā˜ŗļø #pregnancy #postpartum #anesthesia #anesthesiatiktok #anesthesiologist #LearnOnTikTok #laboranddelivery
Melatonin in small amounts is probably not a big deal, but everyday is sus. #sleep #melatonin #anesthesia
#breathing #tube #gone #voice #eye #baby #trisomy18 #fighter #daughter #imissyou #anesthesia
Wjats my schedule like?  All makeup in my šŸ”—ā¤ļø  #crna #anesthesia #knowledge #makeuptutorial #makeuphacks #grwm #easymakeup #medical #surgery #womenempowerment #womeninmedicine #MomsofTikTok #easymakeup #onthisday
Things your anesthesiologist doesnā€™t want you to do before surgeryā€¦ but why?  ā—ļøEating or drinking before surgery can cause food or liquid to enter your lungs during anesthesia, which can cause choking or aspiration. ā—ļøItā€™s often recommended to stop using herbal supplements, especially ginger and ginkgo, for at least two weeks before surgery. This reduces the risk of bleeding complications and helps ensure that your anesthesiologist has full control over the factors that affect your anesthesia and surgical outcomes. Always inform your surgical team about any herbal or dietary supplements you are taking to ensure your safety! ā—ļøSmoking can affect lung function, making it harder for your body to get enough oxygen during surgery and increases the risk of complications during recovery. Itā€™s best to quit or reduce smoking well in advance of your procedure. #anesthesia #surgery #askthedoctor #tiktokdoc
Replying to @.                          šŸŖ³ I know this is long... but trust me, it's worth it watching the whole thing!! Part 2 coming soon if you guys want it! #wisdomteeth #surgery #anesthesia #wisdomteethremoval #storytime #fyp #viral

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