Basics of Anesthesia II

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Pre-requisites: ENFE 7133 - Basics of Anesthesia I The course provides nurse anesthesia students with a thorough understanding of advanced clinical monitoring systems and its applicability. It integrates all relevant aspects pertaining to outpatient and office- based anesthesia. Students develop all pertine nt knowledge and skills in the use of ultrasound guided anesthesia techniques for placement of invasive lines and peripheral nerve blocks. The study of hematologic system and anesthesia is also incorporated. The course analyzes the physiological and pathop hysiological underpinnings of chronic and acute pain, and its management. Important complications related to anesthesia practice are discussed and subjected to critical analysis. The course uses interactive lectures, case study discussions, simulations and supervised laboratory practices, and others. The acquisition of all skills and knowledge is incorporated with the use of simulated laboratory experiences. The course is face-to-face. ENFE 7 238 - Clinical Practice I. One (1) credit.