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Subject Code | Name of the Subject | T-Pr-Pi | Credits |
CUTM 1822 | ANAESTHESIA TECHNIQUES INCLUDING COMPLICATIONS | 3-0-1 | 4 |
Course Objectives
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CO1: Understand the monitoring of cardiac anesthesia and neuro anesthesia.
CO2: Demonstrate the management of anesthesia in trauma and shock.
CO3: Analyse conditions in obstetric and paediatric anesthesia.
CO4: Appraise anesthesia considerations outside the operation room.
Module I: To setup the required equipments for general anesthesia, spinal, epidural, nerve block.
Module II: Regional anaesthesia technique, Introduction, Indication, Contraindication, Check list, Procedure, Complications, Management, Spinal, Epidural, Nerve Block
Module III: General Anesthesia techniques
General anesthesia techniques – LMA, Intubation, Total intravenous anesthesia, MAC
Confirm the identification of the patient. Monitoring – minimum (ISA standards) Noninvasive & Invasive monitoring. Induction – drugs used. Endotracheal intubation. Maintenance of anaesthesia. Positioning of the patient. Blood/Fluid & electrolyte balance. Reversal from anaesthesia – drugs used. Transferring the patient Recovery room - set up,i. things needed ii. Problems. Post operative complications & management
Module V: Anesthetic consideration in different diseases
Endocrine disease: Pheochromocytoma b) Renal disease: Urolithiasis, TURP
Module VI: Monitoring and procedures done in ICU
Intensive Care: Central venous access, ECG monitoring, Invasive hemodynamic monitoring
Module VII: GeneralcareofpatientinICU-Eye,GItract,Bladder,skin,
Case of mechanically ventilated patient, Tracheostomy, humidification, Vascular lines, arterial, venous line, Radiography, Physiotherapy, chest physiotherapy.
Session 1: Setup of equipment for general anesthesia
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Session2: Setup of equipment for spinal anesthesia
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Session 3: Setup of equipment for epidural anesthesia
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Session 4: Setup of equipment for nerve block anesthesia
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Session 5: Introduction to regional anesthesia techniques
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Session 6: Indications for regional anesthesia
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Session 7: Contraindications for regional anesthesia
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Session 8: Checklist before regional anesthesia
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Session 9: Spinal anesthesia
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Session 10: Epidural anesthesia
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Session 11: Nerve block anesthesia
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Session 12: General anesthesia techniques
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Session 13: Laryngeal mask airway (LMA)
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Session 14: Endotracheal intubation
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Session 15: Total intravenous anesthesia
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Session 16: Monitored anesthesia care (MAC)
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Session 17: Confirming patient identity and preoperative preparation
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Session 18: Minimum monitoring standards (ISA)
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Session 19: Non-invasive monitoring techniques
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Session 20: Invasive monitoring techniques
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Session 21: Induction of anesthesia
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Session 22: Maintenance of anesthesia
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Session 23: Positioning of the patient during surgery
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Session 24: Fluid, blood, and electrolyte balance in anesthesia
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Session 25: Reversal from anesthesia
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Session 26: Recovery room setup and requirements
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Session 27: Recovery room problems and their management
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Session 28: Postoperative complications - prevention and management
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Session 29: Anesthetic considerations in pheochromocytoma
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Session 30: Anesthetic considerations in renal disease (urolithiasis and TURP)
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Session 31: Major catastrophes in ICU
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Session 32: Central venous access
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Session 33: ECG monitoring in ICU
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Session 34: Invasive hemodynamic monitoring
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Session 35: General ICU patient care – eye, GI tract, bladder, skin
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Session 36: Management of mechanically ventilated patients
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Session 37: Tracheostomy care and humidification methods
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Session 38: Vascular lines – arterial and venous line management
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Session 39: Radiography and chest physiotherapy in ICU
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