What happened next The lessons

What happened next. . .

The lessons from this:

Imagine a world without anaesthesia. . .

Without anaesthesia. . .

But what is anaesthesia?

The other triad of anaesthesia

Anaesthesia can be:

But wait. . . there’s more:

Perioperative system includes:

But why?

The Pre-anaesthetic Consultation

ASA Physical Status

Relevance of this?

Perioperative management

Diabetic patient for vascular surgery

History

Safety Initiatives in Anaesthesia

Principles of Safety

Monitoring in anaesthesia

Pulse oximetry

Electrocardiogram

Capnography

Oxygen monitoring

Temperature monitoring

Other monitors

Patient with polycystic ovaries for laparoscopic cystotomies as day case procedure

History

Anaesthetic issues

Remember:

Classification of drugs used for anaesthesia

General features of IV agents

Propofol

Other IV agents

Why use paralysing drugs at all?

Properties of NMBDs

“Sux” versus the NDNMBDs

Nondepolarising relaxants

Side effects of suxamethonium

Problems with nondepolarisers

Paralysis obviously mandates controlled ventilation

The Physiology of Controlled Ventilation

Pharmacology 5: Local anaesthetic agents

Adjuvant agents used with LAs

History

Issues

Adult-Paediatric Differences

History

Issues

Principles

Differences in Pregnancy

Drugs & the Placenta

Scenarios

Analgesic options

Lung separation techniques:

Special considerations in neurosurgical anaesthesia:

Anaesthetic Emergencies

A: Emergency Anaesthesia

Considerations in Emergency Anaesthesia

Anaesthetic management

Emergency Anaesthesia: Maintenance

Airway Management I

Airway Management II

Airway Management III

Airway Management IV

Respiratory Management I

Respiratory Management II

Circulatory management

Hypothermia in Trauma

Recreational drugs

The geriatric trauma patient

The Pregnant Patient

B: Anaesthetic Emergencies & Complications

Anaesthetic Risk In Perspective