Positioning Considerations for the Anesthesia Provider

Considerations when positioning your patient during anesthesia.
0:23 Objectives
0:33 Background, Anatomy & Physiology
4:03 Specifics of Injuries in the OR
8:50 Risk Factors for Nerve Injuries
17:21 Brachial and Ulnar Neuropathies
23:32 Median and Radial Neuropathies
31:29 Lower Extremity Neuropathies
36:22 Thoracic Outlet Obstruction
42:42 Start Physiology and Positioning
48:01 Compartment Syndrome
51:51 Post-Op Vision Loss and Corneal Abrasions
57:29 Venous Air Embolism
1:07:32 Spinal Cord Injury
1:13:08 Supine
1:16:21 Prone
1:36:53 Trendelenburg Position
1:45:58 Reverse Trendelenburg Position
1:47:41 Beach Chair Position
1:57:10 Lithotomy Position
1:59:01 Lateral Decubitus Position and Axillary Roll

[@michaelr3953]

Excellent lecture. Greatly appreciate.

[@calincalabrese6260]

Glad it was helpful!

[@melissaacevedo9394]

Great video! Would love to see more videos from you!

[@melissaacevedo9394]

I’m in CRNA school and found your video so helpful :)