Issue, February 2026
Newsletter
Top 5 Must-Watch Sessions on Conceptual Anesthesia You Can’t Afford to Miss
Every anesthesiology resident knows this feeling — “I’ll watch it later” often turns into “I wish I had watched this earlier.”
Some sessions are simply too important to skip — they sharpen your clinical thinking, strengthen your basics, and directly impact how you perform in the ICU, OT, and exams.
Here are the Top 5 most-watched and highly appreciated sessions on Conceptual Anesthesia that every anesthesia and critical care trainee must watch 👇
1. Point of Care Ultrasound in Critical Care By Dr. Payel Bose
POCUS is no longer optional — it’s a bedside necessity in modern critical care. In this session, Dr. Payel Bose explains how to use ultrasound for rapid diagnosis, real-time decision-making, and procedural guidance in the ICU, with a strong clinical focus.
Ideal for:
• Critical care physicians
• ICU residents & fellows
• Emergency medicine trainees
• Anesthesiology & internal medicine residents
2. Trauma Intensive Care – MCQ Based Discussion By Dr. Kishore Mangal
A high-yield MCQ-based discussion focusing on trauma ICU protocols, critical decision-making, and exam-relevant scenarios. This session is designed to help you think like an intensivist while staying exam-ready.
Key takeaways include:
• Initial assessment and prioritization in trauma ICU
• Ventilation strategies in polytrauma patients
• Hemodynamic management and shock differentiation
• Neurotrauma and head injury basics
• Common ICU mistakes tested in NEET PG & DNB
• MCQ-solving approach with clinical reasoning
3. Regional Anesthesia MCQs: Spinal Anesthesia By Dr. Jhanvi Bajaj
A crisp, exam-oriented review covering:
• Anatomy
• Drugs
• Indications & contraindications
• Complications
• Common exam traps
Perfect for rapid revision and strengthening spinal anesthesia fundamentals.
4. Critical Care MCQs on Obstructive Shock By Dr. Saurabh Taneja
A high-yield MCQ session that simplifies one of the most confusing shock states using a concept-first approach.
This session covers:
• Causes of obstructive shock (PE, tension pneumothorax, tamponade, etc.)
• Pathophysiology explained through MCQs
• Key differentiating features from other shock types
• Diagnostic clues and bedside assessment
• Immediate management principles
• Frequently tested exam concepts and traps
Ideal for critical care practice and last-minute exam revision.
5. MCQs on Intravenous Regional Anesthesia (IVRA / Bier’s Block) By Dr. Jhanvi Bajaj
This session focuses on upper and lower extremity IVRA, covering:
• Drug choices
• Tourniquet techniques
• Contraindications
• Complications
• Viva-oriented clinical pearls
A must-watch for anesthesia residents, NEET PG/SS aspirants, and DNB trainees.
Conclusion:
These sessions are only a glimpse of what Conceptual Anesthesia offers. From fundamentals to advanced critical care, from exam-oriented MCQs to real-life clinical reasoning — Conceptual Anesthesia is built to make you confident, not confused.
👉 Subscribe to Conceptual Anesthesia today and get access to structured, high-yield sessions that truly support your residency, exams, and day-to-day clinical practice.
Don’t wait. Learn it now — when it actually matters.