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Rev Mex Anest 2025; 48 (3)

Simulation in total intravenous anesthesia

Cortés-Hernández T, Delgado-Cortés R, Martínez-de SCA, Raudales-Ruíz S

Language: Spanish
References: 25
Page: 148-152
PDF size: 1337.35 Kb.


ABSTRACT

Repetition improves our skills, and in healthcare, we see and apply this daily. Deliberate practice relies on establishing activities with defined goals, individual motivation to achieve objectives, constant and immediate feedback, and the opportunity to repeat activities until perfected. A key piece of equipment for performing safe intravenous infusions is the infusion pump, also known as an IV infusion pump. Improper management of medical equipment can have serious consequences, such as the incorrect selection of the pharmacokinetic model, the use of the model in a population, or dosing errors. Proper training in the use of TCI infusion machines reduces the risk of adverse events, improving patient safety and enhancing the quality of care provided by the anesthesiologist.


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