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Anesthesia Guides & App Updates
Practical preparation workflows, reference-library notes, and a closer look at what’s new in GlottaVue.
Development preview: global-health references for anesthesia
GlottaVue's next reference expansion brings conditions relevant to global health and resource-limited settings into one browsable collection. The work adds 20 draft disease references and connects them with ten existing topics, so a student or CRNA can find…
GlottaVue 1.6.5: Assistant, Rhythm Tools and Guided Case Logs
GlottaVue brings anesthesia references, case preparation and training tools into one app for CRNAs, anesthesia residents and nurse anesthesia students. The latest update connects a more focused Assistant experience with guided case logging, offline rhythm…
Beta update: guided rhythm review and pediatric equipment planning
Published October 3, 2026. This retrospective covers development completed October 2. Internal beta: iOS version 1.6.5 (127) has completed processing and is confirmed in internal TestFlight testing. The changes below are not being announced as a public App…
Building a Website for Phebe's Nurse Anesthesia Program in Liberia
I have been working on a website draft for the Phebe Nurse Anesthesia Program in Liberia. The first version is now available to view at https://phebeanesthesia.com . It is a proposal for school review, with details still to be confirmed by the…
Intraoperative ECG Rhythm Recognition with 3- and 5-Lead Monitoring
Learning ECG rhythm recognition for the operating room means working with the monitor available to you. GlottaVue's new Rhythm center is designed around 3- and 5-lead intraoperative monitoring, with guided observation, recorded ECG examples and practice cases…
Illustrated Anesthesia References: Anatomy, Procedures and Disease
An anesthesia reference is easier to study when you can connect the words to the anatomy. GlottaVue's latest illustration update brings labeled figures into procedure, regional anesthesia, disease, cardiac and obstetric references, with selected medication…
Surgical Pathophysiology in an Anesthesia Care Plan
A procedure name tells you what operation is planned. It does not necessarily tell you why that person needs it. That distinction matters when organizing an anesthesia care plan, especially when the surgical condition and the patient's other medical…
No judgment. No stupid questions. Ask a Clinical Question.
Have you ever heard “It’s fine” in the OR and still wanted to understand why? Or hesitated to ask something because you felt you should already know the…
Improving incomplete answers in Ask a Clinical Question
Work recorded September 24, 2026. Retrospective written September 26, 2026; entry dated to the development work. By Conor Early, CRNA, creator of GlottaVue…
Optional AI care-plan synthesis: access, limits and review
Work recorded September 22, 2026. Retrospective written September 26, 2026; entry dated to the development work. By Conor Early, CRNA, creator of GlottaVue…
Understanding GlottaVue’s pre-set dose reference
Work recorded September 21, 2026. Retrospective written September 26, 2026; entry dated to the development work. By Conor Early, CRNA, creator of GlottaVue…
How to Build an Anesthesia Care Plan and Export PDF or Word
A useful anesthesia care plan connects the procedure, the patient's known conditions and the decisions that need review. GlottaVue's care-plan builder organizes that work into stages, then exports a PDF for sharing or printing and a Word document for further…
A student workspace for favorites, study cards and case logs
Work recorded September 17, 2026. Retrospective written September 26, 2026; entry dated to the development work. By Conor Early, CRNA, creator of GlottaVue…
Saved cases: what GlottaVue remembers and what you should recheck
Work recorded September 15, 2026. Retrospective written September 26, 2026; entry dated to the development work. By Conor Early, CRNA, creator of GlottaVue…
Offline Anesthesia Reference: Procedures, Medications and Diseases
Case preparation often starts with a procedure and branches into questions about a medication, a coexisting disease or a laboratory result. GlottaVue's offline anesthesia reference library connects those topics inside the app, helping CRNAs, nurse anesthesia…
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