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Understand assessment and management of the respiratory system and airway during anesthesia care.
Airway assessment, airway devices, airway management, ventilation, oxygenation, respiratory monitoring, and airway emergencies.
Understand the preparation, operation, checking, and safe use of anesthesia machines and related equipment.
Anesthesia machine components, breathing systems, vaporizers, gas delivery systems, equipment checks, alarms, and safety systems.
Apply knowledge of respiratory physiology, monitoring, and management relevant to anesthesia practice.
Respiratory physiology, oxygenation, ventilation, pulmonary function, respiratory monitoring, and respiratory complications.
Understand cardiovascular physiology, monitoring, and management of patients receiving anesthesia.
Cardiovascular physiology, blood pressure, heart rate, ECG monitoring, hemodynamics, cardiovascular disease, and complications.
Understand principles of blood and blood-product administration and safe transfusion practices during anesthesia care.
Blood products, transfusion procedures, compatibility, blood loss, transfusion reactions, monitoring, and patient safety.
Recognize and respond appropriately to peri-anesthetic emergencies and crisis situations.
Resuscitation principles, cardiac arrest, airway emergencies, anaphylaxis, malignant hyperthermia, emergency response, and crisis management.
Understand neurological physiology and anesthesia-related considerations for patients with central nervous system conditions.
Neurological assessment, CNS physiology, intracranial pressure, neuroanesthesia considerations, neurological monitoring, and complications.
Apply infection prevention and control principles in the anesthesia and perioperative environment.
Hand hygiene, aseptic technique, sterilization, disinfection, personal protective equipment, equipment handling, and infection prevention.
Demonstrate professional, ethical, and patient-centered responsibilities within anesthesia practice.
Professional conduct, informed consent, confidentiality, communication, patient rights, scope of practice, and ethical responsibilities.
Understand anesthesia considerations for obstetric patients and common obstetric procedures.
Maternal physiology, labor analgesia, cesarean delivery, obstetric emergencies, hemorrhage, airway considerations, and fetal considerations.
Understand the principles, preparation, monitoring, and support required during general anesthesia.
Pre-anesthetic preparation, induction, airway management, maintenance, monitoring, emergence, recovery, and complications.
Understand the principles and safe support of patients undergoing regional anesthesia techniques.
Local anesthetics, regional techniques, nerve blocks, spinal anesthesia, epidural anesthesia, monitoring, contraindications, and complications.