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HistoryofAnesthesia

History of Anesthesia

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1841 - claims to be first to use ether to relieve pain in minor procedures Crawford Long
1845 - dentist, driven out of Boston after failed demonstration of Nitric Oxide; Harvard Medical School; Credited with discovery of N2O; "humbug" HORACE WELLS
1846 - dentist, successfully demonstrated ether during surgery in MGH Ether Dome on GILBERT ABBOTT (WARREN removed tumor); charged fee (vig) WILLIAM T G MORTON
1846 - WILLIAM T G MORTON, dentist, successfully demonstrated ether during surgery in MGH Ether Dome on _________ (WARREN removed tumor); charged fee (vig) GILBERT ABBOTT
1846 - _____(cheek tumor) and ______(OB) - surgeons use ether at Jefferson to perform surgeries THOMAS MUTTER & JOHN MITCHELL
1853 - English MD, chloroform to Queen, led to OB anesthesia, first anesthesiologist JOHN SNOW
1854 - chemist, distilled ether with steam, no patent; studied under Franklin Bache EDWARD SQUIBB
1861-1865 - nurse, provided anesthesia for soldiers in Civil War CATHERINE LAWRENCE
1875 - artist, "Gross Clinic" painting of SAMUEL GROSS (surgeon), and W. JOSEPH HEARN (anesthetist) THOMAS EAKIN
1875 - THOMAS EAKIN, artist, "Gross Clinic" painting of _______ (surgeon), and _________(anesthetist) SAMUEL GROSS & W. JOSEPH HEARN
1877 - nun/nurse, first CRNA; St. Vincent Hospital, Erie, PA SISTER MARY BERNARD SHERIDAN
1893 - DR. WILLIAM WORRELL MAYO proclaimed ________the "mother of anesthesia", developed open drop ether technique ALICE MAGAW
1893 - ________ proclaimed ALICE MAGAW the "mother of anesthesia", developed open drop ether technique DR. WILLIAM WORRELL MAYO
1898 - 1st CRNA publication documenting 14,000 anesthetics delivered without complication ALICE MAGAW
1909 - first CRNA school St. Vincent Hospital, Portland, Oregan
1914-1917 - ______&______ and other CRNAs provide anesthesia during WWI AGATHA HODGINS, DR. CRILE
1915 - who started Lakeside Hospital School of Anesthesia in Cleveland, OH? AGATHA HODGINS, DR. CRILE (what institution did they start?)
How did the Medical Practice Act come about? What did it chance about nursing delivery of anesthesia? Lakeside Hospital School of Anesthesia in Cleveland, OH was closed after a letter from Ohio state medical board; school was reopened with ________where nurses can administer anesthesia under MEDICAL SUPERVISION
1917 - 1st legal challenge ______; plaintiff claimed "anesthesia is practice of medicine" --> lost then reversed upon appeal FRANK VS. SOUTH; MARGARET HATFIELD, CRNA and DR. LOUIS FRANK; Louisville Society of Anesthetists
- anti-CRNA, became crippled, spread propaganda FRANCIS MCMECHAN
What did AMA organize in 1913? American Association of (Physician) Anesthetists
1931 - founded NANA, later becoming AANA in 1939; cleveland, OH AGATHA HODGINS
1930s - ____ hires _____as personal CRNA VERN HUNT, DAGMAR NELSON
1934 - 2nd legal challenge; ________; affirmed the legality of nurse anesthesia CHALMERS-FRANCIS VS. NELSON
started base hospitals in WWI DR. CRILE
American CRNA that trained British nurses ANNE PENLAND
1953 - CRNAs first publically recognized by published book by ______ Virginia Thatcher
1954 - Study done by ______ CRNA mortalities were 1/2 of MDAs; sample had similar ASA score BEECHER & TODD
1982 - What is Tax Equity & Fiscal Responsibility Act (TEFRA)? ); 4:1 ratio for MDA supervision
1989 - Watchful Care, by ________ Maryann Bankert
CRNA Philadelphia Jewish Hospital (Albert Einstein); inclusion of all CRNAs regardless of race or gender; PANA; delaware group HILDA SALOMON
pioneering educator HELEN LAMB
professional advocacy (legislative) IRA GUNN
what year: schools of anesthesia from hospitals to universities 1998
Year and state: 1st opt-out state; now 16 states total 2001 - Iowa
2011 - AANA; pain management PAUL SANTORO
glass inhaler soaked with ether sponge William Morton
Most famous CRNA of 19th century Alice Magaw
Year and group that petitioned AMA to recognize specialty of physician anesthesia NY Society of Anesthetists, 1912
Interstate Association of Anesthetists Francis McMechan with Mckesson and Long
Boston MD, chemist; advised Morton and claimed to play large part in ether discovery; went to Congress and lost Charles Jackson
Who were 4 people credited for "conquering surgical pain"? Crawford Long, Horace Wells, William Morton, Charles Jackson
How did the Mayo Clinic start? St. Mary's Hospital established by Sisters of St. Fancis and operated by Dr. William Mayo; Rochester, Minnesota
when were men allowed to be nurses and anesthetists? 1947
who believed in "perserverance, patience, hard work, vision, and the will to further the profession"? Hilda Salomon
What are the 7 conditions for Reimbursement under TEFRA? pre anesthesia eval; prescribe anesthesia plan; participate in induction and emergence; monitor at frequent intervals; remain available; provide postop care; refrain from personally providing care when engaged in medical direction
what does NBCRNA stand for? National Board of Certification and Recertification of Nurse Anesthetists
What does CCNA and COR stand for? council of certification of nurse anesthetists; council on recertification
COA? council on accredidation of anesthesia education programs
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