How To Prepare an Operating Room for Anesthesia Using the 'MS MAIDS' Mnemonic | ND MD

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Instructional video for pre-meds and medical students to give a general overview of how anesthesiologists set up the operating room. Using a handy pneumonic "MS MAIDS," anesthesiologists prepare for every scenario a specific OR case may undergo to ensure adequate patient safety. Hopefully this is a brief look into what to expect on your anesthesia rotation!

Captured with permission from Dr. Vikas Kumar and the Medical College of Georgia at Augusta University Department of Anesthesia and Perioperative Medicine

This video is not comprehensive and is only meant to be an introduction to pre-op set up for those interested in the field of anesthesiology. This video is not medical advice nor exhaustive education on the subject.

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