Smooth emergence is critical during plastic surgery, whether the procedure is aesthetic or functional. Proper understanding of anesthetic complications from emergence during plastics surgery include: 

Anesthesia for direct laryngoscopy typically involves:

A nasal intubation is likely to be performed on: 

Contraindications for controlled hypotension include: 

Thoracic epidural is a key component of postoperative pain management and typically includes:

Anesthesia for laryngeal surgery in adults typically involves:

Anesthetic considerations for a patient having a tympanoplasty with facial nerve monitoring include: (Select 2)

Which of the following approaches to esophagectomy involve the use of a thoracotomy? (Select 2)

Prevention of postoperative nausea and vomiting in sinus surgery includes all of the following, EXCEPT:

Tubeless ventilation techniques for laryngeal surgery involves the use of: