Articles written by Vincent Bargnes
Volume 78 Number 02
Perfusion Paradox: Balancing Hemodynamic Priorities
In the rare setting of concurrent acute aortic dissection and hypoperfusion-related cerebral infarction during hemodynamic modulation, blood pressure management is particularly complex. This case illustrates the importance collaborating across disciplines in complex vascular emergencies.
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Applying Yourself to the APPLIED Exam
The two-component APPLIED Examination is designed to assess real-world judgment, communication and professionalism rather than foundational knowledge alone. Understanding the structure and evolution of the board certification process helps candidates prepare more effectively and perform with confidence.
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How District Bylaws Promote Leadership and Safe Practice: Framework for a Successful Future
What could put a room full of anesthesiologists to sleep faster than a slug of propofol? Reading the district bylaws aloud.
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Snooze Button Not Included: Chronicles of an Anesthesiology Resident
“One of the greatest rewards of being an anesthesia resident is the significant portion of our day that is spent providing direct patient care. We become one of their most fierce advocates. We provide a voice to those under anesthesia and ensure safety throughout the case.”
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Catch the “Wave”: Resident Education in Point-of-Care Ultrasound
Five years after the launch of the first Objective Structured Clinical Examination, it has expanded to include a separate section dedicated to POCUS. Assessment for abdominal free fluid along with gastric content and volume are to begin during this year’s round of testing, and sonographic evaluation of airway-related structures will start in 2027.
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