LEARNING OBJECTIVES

• Describe that the primary mechanism of action of anesthetics is through the maintenance of oscillations whose characteristics depend on the agent’s molecular targets and the neural circuits connecting those targets.

• Explain how anesthetic oscillations can be used to monitor level of unconsciousness during general anesthesia and to carry out closed-loop control of unconsciousness.

• Describe how multimodal general anesthesia is a neurophysiologically-based approach to carry out anesthetic management.

• Explain how reanimation following general anesthesia is a neurophysiologically-based approach to awaken patients following general anesthesia.

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