All right, buddy, welcome back to Behind the Knife. It's John here. We only have two more Absight episodes

left for you to include today's, which is Anesthesia. They upcoming in this week will be our high-yield image review which you can also find on YouTube

as well as the do not open until your way to the test

program which we review those quick hits right before you walk in.

Additionally if you're looking for more content check out our YouTube channel.

We have a newly revised mnemonic review. We've taken all of the mnics that people have used every the years and

compiled into one video and I found them very helpful from when I took the exam.

As always good luck studying and Jason take it away.

Okay welcome back to behind the knife's Ab site review. I hope everybody's

studying is going well and they are feeling confident so we're going to jump right into it with a brief anesthesia review.

So this is anesthesia for the abside.

Of course, not comprehensive, but this will hopefully pick you up a couple points.

So we're going to get rolling.

John, so let's talk about the ASA physical status

classification for anesthesia.

That's the American Society of Anesthesiologist's physical status classification.

These are your ASA grades, 1 through 6.

So I'm going to give you a patient, you're going to tell me what ASA they are.

Okay? Ready?

All right, let's say it's like you, a healthy patient without any disease.

I'm not sure if you know that but that's ASA Class 1.

Jason, how about a patient with mild systemic disease has very little

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