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Subject Code | Name of the Subject | T-Pr-Pi | Credits |
CUTM 1825 | ANESTHESIA FOR SPECIALTIES
(INCLUDING CRITICAL CARE ASSISTANCE AND VENTILATION) PAPER – II |
3-0-1 | 4 |
Course Objectives
Course Outcomes
On successful completion of the course, the learner will be able to:
CO1: Demonstrate a comprehensive understanding of anesthesia principles across cardiac, neuro, trauma, obstetric, pediatric, and day care settings.
CO2: Apply preoperative assessment, intraoperative management, and postoperative care strategies tailored to each specialty.
CO3: Safely operate and interpret monitoring systems and ICU equipment for critically ill patients.
CO4: Identify and manage anesthesia-related complications and emergencies.
NYHA classification, Arrhythmias, Angina, Dyspnoea, Premedication, Setting up of monitoring system, Monitoring – invasive and non-invasive, Getting ready for the case, Induction of cardiac patient, precautions to be taken, transferring the patient to ICU, Care to be taken, ICU management
Glasgow coma scale, Signs of raised ICT, Premedication, Check list, Induction of a patient Positioning in neuro surgery, I.C.P. monitoring, Air embolism, Transferring to I.C.U. / Ward
Resuscitation, Preop investigation /assessment, Circulatory management, Management of anaesthesia, Rapid sequence induction, other problems
Differences between a pregnant and a normal lady, Risks for anaesthesia, Precautions to be taken Check list, regional vs general anaesthesia, Induction / maintenance. Resuscitation of the new born, APGAR score, Reversal and extubation, Emergencies – Manual removal of placenta, A.P.H,- P.P.H., Ruptured uterus, Ectopic pregnancy, Labour, Epidural analgesia,
Theatre setting, Check list, Premedication, Induction, Intubations-securing the ETT, Monitoring, Reversal & extubation – problems, Transferring / IC management, Pain management.
Special features, Set up, Advantages, Disadvantages, Complications, Future
Session 1: NYHA classification and its relevance in anesthesia
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Session 2: Management of arrhythmias in cardiac anesthesia
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Session 3: Anesthetic considerations in angina and dyspnoea
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Session 4: Premedication strategies for cardiac patients
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Session 5: Setting up and calibrating monitoring systems in cardiac anesthesia
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Session 6: Invasive and non-invasive monitoring in cardiac surgery
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Session 7: Preoperative preparation for cardiac surgical cases
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Session 8: Induction techniques for cardiac patients and precautions
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Session 9: Postoperative transfer of cardiac patients to ICU
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Session 10: ICU care and management after cardiac surgery
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Session 11: Glasgow Coma Scale and neurological assessment
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Session 12: Signs and management of raised intracranial tension
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Session 13: Premedication and preparation for neurosurgery
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Session 14: Checklist and preparation for neuroanesthesia
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Session 15: Induction techniques for neurosurgical patients
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Session 16: Positioning considerations in neurosurgery
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Session 17: ICP monitoring methods and interpretation
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Session 18: Recognition and management of air embolism in neurosurgery
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Session 19: Safe transfer of neurosurgical patients to ICU or ward
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Session 20: Resuscitation principles in trauma and shock
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Session 21: Preoperative investigations and assessment in trauma cases
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Session 22: Circulatory management in trauma anesthesia
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Session 23: Anesthetic management in trauma patients
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Session 24: Rapid sequence induction and airway control in trauma
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Session 25: Special challenges and problems in trauma anesthesia
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Session 26: Physiological changes in pregnancy relevant to anesthesia
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Session 27: Anesthetic risks and precautions in obstetric patients
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Session 28: Regional versus general anesthesia in obstetric practice
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Session 29: Induction and maintenance of anesthesia in obstetric cases
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Session 30: Newborn resuscitation and APGAR scoring
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Session 31: Reversal, extubation, and obstetric emergencies
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Session 32: Epidural analgesia and labor anesthesia
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Session 33: Theatre preparation and checklist for pediatric anesthesia
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Session 34: Premedication and induction techniques in pediatric patients
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Session 35: Intubation and securing ETT in pediatric anesthesia
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Session 36: Monitoring, reversal, and extubation challenges in pediatrics
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Session 37: Pediatric ICU transfer and pain management
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Session 38: Day care anesthesia features, setup, and patient selection
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Session 39: Advantages, disadvantages, and complications of day care anesthesia
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Session 40: Future trends in day care anesthesia
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Session 41: ICU monitoring equipment and their applications
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Session 42: Arterial blood gas analysis and interpretation
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Session 43: Ventilators and modes of ventilation in ICU
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Session 44: CPAP, BiPAP, HFNC, and ECMO in ICU management
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