Wheel of Fortune?
Posted By: Hubba Hubba on 2007-09-27
In Reply to: Sorry, no such thing as Wheel of Anesthesia. Wheel of Fortune maybe, but the correct term is wheal - ME
Subject: Wheel of Fortune?
LOL!!! That was good!!
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Sorry, no such thing as Wheel of Anesthesia. Wheel of Fortune maybe, but the correct term is wheal
Subject: Sorry, no such thing as Wheel of Anesthesia. Wheel of Fortune maybe, but the correct term is wheal
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wheel of anesthesia sm
Subject: wheel of anesthesia sm
http://www.brooksidepress.org/Products/OperationalMedicine/DATA/operationalmed/Manuals/FMSS/SUTUREMATERIALSANDTECHNIQUES.htm
he pain of the anesthesia injection itself can be minimized by injecting the agent slowly and steadily.[4,5] The addition of 8.4 percent sodium bicarbonate to the lidocaine (ratio: 1:10) appears to decrease the burning sensation during infusion, presumably by raising the pH.[4] The correct angle for a subdermal injection is 30 degrees, which will smoothly raise the lesion from the skin[2] (Figure 1). If the injection is too deep, the lidocaine will diffuse into the fat, and a wheel of anesthesia will not form.
wheel is actually wheal nm
Subject: wheel is actually wheal nm
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Wheal or wheel of 1% lidocaine?
Subject: Wheal or wheel of 1% lidocaine?
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s/l wheel of plain lidocaine? TIA nm
Subject: s/l wheel of plain lidocaine? TIA nm
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skin wheal/wheel
Subject: skin wheal/wheel
Under the definition of wheal, the round, elevated area of skin must be different in appearance from the surrounding skin (like in hives). So, when this surgeon has decided to do a suprapubic catheter on this gentleman who had a misplaced Foley, he elevated a "wheal" of skin (he spelled w-h-e-a-l). I'm not sure about that. Opinions?
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