1. Who do you plan to interview? What is this person's area of expertise?
I plan to interview my mom, who is an anesthesiologist with over 20 years of experience, or Dr. Edgar Guerero, who has also been an anesthesiologist for 20+ years.
2. Post 20 open-ended questions you want to ask an expert in the field concerning your senior project. Your focus should be finding answers to your EQ.
- What do you enjoy most about your job?
- What do you dislike about your job?
- What are the most common surgeries you help with?
- How often would you say complications arise while working?
- What are typically the most difficult patients to care for? Why?
- What has been the most difficult aspect of anesthesia to learn?
- What drugs do you use most often?
- How often do new drugs replace older ones?
- How important would you say the medications in a procedure are?
- What are the main monitors you use? What are they for?
- To you, what are the most important monitors?
- What key factors do you pay attention to when creating your plan for anesthesia for each patient?
- On average, how do patients with an alcoholic history react to anesthesia? drug users? smokers?
- How important is it to know about the patient's history and background?
- How do you go about not knowing a patient's full history and background in the state of emergency?
- What are a few memorable patients that you can recall?
- Being that anesthesiologist do not get to spend as much time with patients as other doctors, how do you establish a great doctor-patient relationship within the short span of time before surgery?
- What do you believe is the main duty of an anesthesiologist?
- Which of these three do you believe is the best way an anesthesiologist can ensure a patient's safety and comfort for surgery: knowing your drugs, monitoring the patient, or knowing patient history and background? Why?
- What advice would you give someone, like myself, who is considering becoming an anesthesiologist in the future?
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