Bsc Pr of Nurs Anesth II

Catalog description

Lecture and laboratory course which continues to build on concepts studied in the Basics I course. This course includes case planning protocols and strategies for interventions and problem solving throughout the perioperative period. Students will develop plans of care based on test results and pre-existing conditions. Extensive coverage of local/regional anesthetics, peripheral nerve blocks, neuraxial including its technique, physiologic alterations, and complications will be in this course. hypotensive and ERAS techniques, the use of imaging for diagnosis, and other conditions that affect the provision of anesthesia This course will focus on readying the student for clinical residency and includes cases encountered in the first clinical residency. These include basic general, gynecological, orthopedic, ophthalmological, and laparoscopic techniques. The anesthesia patient simulator is also utilized to further operationalize theoretical and critical thinking concepts. Prerequisites: All first year courses as outlined by CRNA schema