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In your opinion, which country is most successful in control over COVID-19 spread so far? Please share the reasons in favor of your choice.
12 May 2020 1,103 33 View
The COVID-19 pandemic has erupted over 4 months back and yet to reach its plateau. Nobody knows how long it will take to be tolerated. Three-fourth of the globe is maintaining social distance for...
19 April 2020 5,270 82 View
Unintentional errors in claiming authorship are not infrequent in RG which need correction. Do you recommend incorporation of ORCID to mitigate it? Or even QR Codes maybe included. Your opinions...
30 November 2019 8,679 23 View
The modern world is returning back to the nature! Organic/ Natural/ Unprocessed/ Wholemeal foods for good health, longevity - have become a craze now. But in case of treatment and prophylaxis -...
19 October 2019 7,052 12 View
Sugar is sweet & loved by all, but doctors campaign not to take it after a certain age. If an octogenarian wanna taste sweetmeat everyday, what to tell her? Again, it's believed that almost all...
09 October 2019 4,697 18 View
"Is my patient now dead really?" - a common question from NOK of a BSD patient, particularly in case of organ donation and harvesting. "But still his/her heart is beating, is breathing (on life...
26 July 2019 2,837 26 View
A 52/F professional from high socioeconomic status reported with low-grade irregular fever for 20 days and night-sweat only. No cough/sputum, no enlarged LNs, no coexisting disease. CXR> a...
14 March 2019 9,860 13 View
We face some unsatisfied patients, refractory to standard analgesics even with max doses. It often occurs following major surgeries in both genders but particularly substantial among the...
02 January 2019 9,908 3 View
During induction of general anaesthesia, is there any established sequence of onset of disabilities like vision, hearing, smell, taste, temperature, sensory, motor, and so on? Do they have any...
21 May 2018 428 4 View
BIS was within 40 to 60 (retrieved & checked). But a patient claims awareness during GA. Is it hallucination or any thing else?
15 April 2018 6,381 9 View
It is observed that, not all, but a good number of surgeons have an obsession to involve or should it be said, to mess the liability with the anesthesiologist(s) following an unwanted surgical...
26 March 2018 3,066 23 View
We use I/V TRAMADOL 100 mg for post-op analgesia. It's cheaper & providing relief of post-surgical pain reasonably. But, subsequent vomiting is very frequent instead of using preemptive...
09 February 2018 9,104 7 View
A 59-yr-old male, a victim of an road traffic accident, sustained polytrauma, undergone multiple sessions of definitive and reconstructive surgeries and now waiting in the ward for another...
13 October 2017 2,051 3 View
Just after receiving the post-op patients in the ward, conventionally, we do not allow his/her relatives to visit their patient in the name of infection control. But, what did I see, if they are...
02 April 2017 6,721 3 View
I work in a 75-bedded Post Anaesthesia Care Unit in which average 60 post-surgical patients get postoperative nursing care per day. Patients of both genders stay in this unit for about 24 hours...
23 July 2016 9,257 4 View
I encounter quite a good number of patients with Acute Kidney Injury (AKI) which developed subsequently following ingestion or parenteral intake of commonly used (ODC) NSAIDs. These are happening...
13 July 2016 5,975 4 View
A 28-year-old pregnant woman (2nd trimester) sustained cerebral concussions due to a road traffic accident, having no external injury; CT - unremarkable. But, feeling intolerable headache &...
04 July 2016 3,076 10 View
A study protocol is designed to detect the faults & physiological effects due to unidentified misplacement of DLT (inserted conventionally for one-lung ventilation) by using FOB. What may be the...
01 February 2016 1,602 1 View
I shall be grateful if any expert would share us the formula to estimate the study sample for a comparative study please.
16 January 2016 8,632 11 View
Do you think, one day the technology will be developed by which each and every single human being can be monitored continuously without any device with them; just sensing their DNA barcode? Their...
01 January 1970 5,165 3 View
I think almost all of us (♀/♂) are more or less affected by this. Work interferes with family & vice versa. In your view, which one is too detrimental & how to achieve so called 'balance'? Is it...
01 January 1970 1,690 37 View
Lesser attraction+impact on students (specially teens+UG) is observed in classes taken by even expert older teachers. Any recommended age difference in pedagogy?
01 January 1970 10,215 44 View
Do you follow a standard format to make your answers understandable and pleasing to your students? Have you ever carried out any feedback study? Time is a vital factor, because lengthening develop...
01 January 1970 6,625 57 View
Losing consciousness is always associated with concern of privacy. People often fear more of anesthesia than surgery, which is the primary objective. Anesthetists strive to allay anxiety & make...
01 January 1970 2,532 32 View
Patient psychology is at the core of successful patient engagement, yet there is no separate entity in the undergraduate medical curriculum. Do you think that the time has come to include this...
01 January 1970 6,637 17 View
Is it wise or accepted to forecast the life span of incurable moribund patients by the treating physicians and express it to her/him or to their relatives? What is your opinion on this practice?
01 January 1970 1,812 8 View
Alcohol has effects, both short-term and long-term, on almost every single organ of your body. Overall, the evidence suggests that there is no “safe limit” – in fact, the risk of damage to your...
01 January 1970 8,784 19 View
How are you dealing with anxiety and psychological injuries among the juniors during this COVID-19 lockdown? Please share your activities to encourage others.
01 January 1970 3,438 17 View
A new era of AI is in full swing! Printed journals and books are being replaced by online ones. Will the peer reviewers be replaced by AI now? AI-assisted peer review
01 January 1970 1,582 16 View
Early childhood (EC) is the most sensitive period to develop human capabilities. Individuals failing to overcome vulnerabilities at this period, their life capabilities end up on a lower path. How...
01 January 1970 3,620 11 View
Serving humanity? Fulfiling commitment? Innocent satisfaction? Passion? Responsibility? Cooperate others? Name+Fame? Degree? Pride+Honor? Award? Grant+Money? Position+Promotion? Publicity? Scores?...
01 January 1970 6,051 25 View
How to make them more interested, dynamic, proactive and inquisitive?
01 January 1970 8,422 36 View
Six out of 10 kidney donors are women, but some 6 in 10 recipients are men. About one-fifth of living kidney donors are wives giving to their husbands. Why.....??? Read this very interesting...
01 January 1970 3,418 16 View
Pediatric patients' management requires natural closeness and facial expressions. But social (or physical) distancing and putting on masks and varieties of personal protective gear is a clear...
01 January 1970 3,586 6 View
