Hello and welcome back to Ackrack. I'm Jed Woll-PA and I have back with me today

Dr. Jillian Isaac who everyone knows is a frequent superstar guest on at crack for the keyword series and we're back with yet another installment and

today we're going to talk about volatile anesthetic pharmacology and Jillian will explain

exactly how the ABA breaks this down but that is what we're going to cover

today it's just one topic because it will take us the length of a usual two

topics and I am going to let Jillian explain

some more and say welcome back to the show Dr Isaac. Oh thanks it's good to be

back. Yeah so today I was looking at the pharmacology section of the outline and we've done a fair amount of pharmacology.

We've done a lot of our induction drugs.

We've done barbiturates Propovol, Ketamine,

we've done a bunch of drugs so far,

but we haven't really done a lot of the volatilees.

And it's interesting the way the ABA breaks up the outline.

So if you look at page 7 of the outline,

which is the first 24 pages I think are basic.

So under the basic topics, under pharmacology, and there's four pages just for pharmacology.

They have what they want you to know pharmacology wise for volatile amesthetics.

Interestingly enough, under physics is where they talk about uptake and distribution and

inhalational agents and there are a lot of questions that stem from that

topic alone but that's under physics and not actually under pharmacology.

So today we're going to focus on pharmacology as outlined by the ABA.

So the things that the ABA wants you to know if you look at the outline is they want you to know about physical properties,

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