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Anesthesiology : Introduction
33
1.1
Introduction to Anesthesiology – Anesthesiology Basics
1.2
History of Anesthesiology – Anesthesiology Basics
1.3
First Surgical Anesthetic – Anesthesiology Basics
1.4
OtherForms of Anesthesia – Anesthesiology Basics
1.5
Physiologic Basics – Respiration and Cardiovascular System
1.6
Anesthesia and Respiration – Respiration and Cardiovascular System
1.7
Ventilation vs. Spontaneous Ventilation – Respiration and Cardiovascular System
1.8
Cardiac Function and Anesthesia – Respiration and Cardiovascular System
1.9
Effect of Vapours on Cardiac Function – Respiration and Cardiovascular System
1.10
Introduction – Hemostasis and Acid Base Balance
1.11
Acid Base Balance and Anesthesia – Hemostasis and Acid Base Balance
1.12
Oxygen: Effect on Acid Base Balance – Hemostasis and Acid Base Balance
1.13
Anesthetic Gases – Gases and Induction Drugs
1.14
Anesthetic Vapours – Gases and Induction Drugs
1.15
Induction Drugs – Gases and Induction Drugs
1.16
Muscle Relaxants – Gases and Induction Drugs
1.17
Depolarizing Muscle Relaxants – Gases and Induction Drugs
1.18
Non-depolarizing Muscle Relaxants – Gases and Induction Drugs
1.19
Reversal Agents – Gases and Induction Drugs
1.20
Pain: Definition – Opiates and Sedatives
1.21
Analgesics: Definition – Opiates and Sedatives
1.22
Opioid Use Disorder – Opiates and Sedatives
1.23
Antiemetic Drugs – Opiates and Sedatives
1.24
Sedative Drugs – Opiates and Sedatives
1.25
AnestheticMachine – Anesthetic Systems
1.26
Partial Rebreathing System– Anesthetic Systems
1.27
SafetyFeaturesin the AnestheticMachine – Anesthetic Systems
1.28
Patient Monitoring – Anesthetic Systems
1.29
Invasive Monitors – Anesthetic Systems
1.30
Introduction – Difficult Airway
1.31
If You Can NotIntubate – Difficult Airway
1.32
If You Can NotIntubate and Ventilate – Difficult Airway
1.33
My Technique – Difficult Airway
Anesthesia
23
2.1
Pre-operative Assessment ofthe Patient – General Anesthesia
2.2
Induction of Anesthesia – General Anesthesia
2.3
Securing the Airway – General Anesthesia
2.4
Intubating the Patient – General Anesthesia
2.5
Continuing the Anesthetic – General Anesthesia
2.6
Recovery – General Anesthesia
2.7
Post-anesthesia Care Unit – General Anesthesia
2.8
Regional Anesthesia and Analgesia – Neuraxial Blocks
2.9
Epidural Anesthesia and Analgesia – Neuraxial Blocks
2.10
Finding the Epidural Space – Neuraxial Blocks
2.11
Spinal Anesthesia and Analgesia – Neuraxial Blocks
2.12
Usage ofthe Nerve Stimulator – OtherLimb Blocks and Intravenous Regional Anesthesia
2.13
Brachial Plexus Blocks – OtherLimb Blocks and Intravenous Regional Anesthesia
2.14
LowerLimb Blocks – OtherLimb Blocks and Intravenous Regional Anesthesia
2.15
Intravenous Regional Anesthesia – Other Limb Blocks and Intravenous Regional Anesthesia
2.16
Opiate Receptor Agonists – Analgesics, Case Reports and Obstetrical Pain
2.17
Non-steroidal Anti-inflammatories – Analgesics, Case Reports and Obstetrical Pain
2.18
Antidepressants – Analgesics, Case Reports and Obstetrical Pain
2.19
Anticonvulsants – Analgesics, Case Reports and Obstetrical Pain
2.20
NMDA Receptor Antagonists – Analgesics, Case Reports and Obstetrical Pain
2.21
Local Anesthetics – Analgesics, Case Reports and Obstetrical Pain
2.22
Case Reports – Analgesics, Case Reports and Obstetrical Pain
2.23
Obstetrical Pain – Analgesics, Case Reports and Obstetrical Pain
Emergencies
9
3.1
Different Emergenciesin the OR – Drug Induced Emergencies
3.2
Malignant Hyperthermia – Drug Induced Emergencies
3.3
Anaphylaxis – Drug Induced Emergencies
3.4
Hyperkalemic Cardiac Arrest – Drug Induced Emergencies
3.5
Massive Hemorrhage – Patient and Doctor Induced Emergencies
3.6
Increased Intracranial Pressure – Patient and Doctor Induced Emergencies
3.7
Cardiac Diseases – Patient and Doctor Induced Emergencies
3.8
Wrong Drug and Wrong Dose – Patient and Doctor Induced Emergencies
3.9
Surgical Errors – Patient and Doctor Induced Emergencies
The ICU
9
4.1
Special Employees and Conditions in the ICU: Introduction
4.2
Types – Special Employees and Conditions in the ICU
4.3
Employees – Special Employees and Conditions in the ICU
4.4
Common Conditions – Special Employees and Conditions in the ICU
4.5
Continuous Renal Replacement Therapy – Special Devices(ICU and Brain Death Determination)
4.6
Intra-aortic Balloon Pump – Special Devices (ICU and Brain Death Determination)
4.7
Systemic Inflammatory Response Syndrome – Special Devices(ICU and Brain Death Determination)
4.8
Sedation in the ICU – Special Devices(ICU and Brain Death Determination)
4.9
Brain Death Determination – Special Devices(ICU and Brain Death Determination)
Pathophysiology of Pain
5
5.1
Definition of Pain – Pathophysiology of Pain
5.2
Pain Team– Pathophysiology of Pain
5.3
Special Analgesics – Pathophysiology of Pain
5.4
Complex Regional Pain Syndrome – Pathophysiology of Pain
5.5
Neuropathic Pain – Pathophysiology of Pain
Anesthesia in Special Situations
12
6.1
Airway of a Child – Anesthesia for Children
6.2
Equipmentfor Pediatric Anesthesia – Anesthesia for Children
6.3
Other Considerations for Children – Anesthesia for Children
6.4
Pediatric Procedural Sedation
6.5
Thoracic Anesthesia – Anesthesia for Special Operations
6.6
Endobronchial Tube: Positioning – Anesthesia for Special Operations
6.7
Complications and OtherIssues – Anesthesia for Special Operations
6.8
Cardiac Anesthesia & Neuroanesthesia – Anesthesia for Special Operations
6.9
Changes in Anesthesiology – The Future of Anesthesia
6.10
Palliative Care – The Future of Anesthesia
6.11
Chronic Pain Management – The Future of Anesthesia
6.12
Perioperative Medicine – The Future of Anesthesia
Fellowship in Anesthesiology
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