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Anesthesiologist reaction time increased after night call

medicalxpress.com December 12, 2016

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For anesthesiologists, reaction time increases after a night call, with greater increases seen in correlation with reliance on avoidance as a coping mechanism. Post-call psychomotor vigilance test mean reaction time decreased by an average of 31.2 ms.

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