PHARMACOLOGY:

1. Basic Principles
   

2. Autonomic Nervous System Pharmacology
   

3. Opioids
   

4. Non Opioid IV Anaesthetics
   

5. Muscle Relaxants
   

6. Inhalational Anaesthetics
   

Preparing for anaesthesia:

1. General Considerations
   

2. Consent and Anaesthetic Risk
   

3. CV Disease
   

4. Respiratory Disease
   

5. Haematological Disease
   

6. Renal Disease
   

7. Hepatic Disease
   

8. Endocrine and Metabolic Disease
   

9. Neuromuscular Disease
   

10. Miscellaneous
    

management of anaesthesia:

1. Monitoring/Equipment/Position
   

2. Airway Management
   

3. Fluid/Hemodynamic Management
   

4. General Surgery
   

5. Day Case Surgery
   

6. Endocrine Surgery
   

7. Vascular Surgery
   

8. Urological Surgery
   

9. Hepatic Surgery
   

10. Paediatric  Surgery
    

11. Thoracic Surgery
    

12. Cardiac Surgery
    

13. Neurosurgery
    

14. Trauma and Burns Surgery
    

15. Orthopaedic Surgery
    

16. ENT Surgery
    

17. Max/Facial Surgery and Ophthalmic Surgery
    

18. Plastic Surgery
    

19. Gynaecological Surgery

Post Anaesthesia management,complications and consultant practice:

1. Acute Pain
   

2. PONV
   

3. Complications
   

4. Enhanced Recovery (“Fast Tracking”)
   

5. Chronic Pain
   

regional anaesthesia:

1. General/Anatomy
   

2. Pharmacology of Local Anaesthetic Agents
   

3. Complications of Regional Anaesthesia
   

4. Central Neural Blockade
   

5. Head and Neck Blocks
   

6. Upper Limb Blocks
   

7. Truncal Blocks
   

8. Lower Extremity Blocks
   

9. Continuous Blocks
   

obstetric anaesthesia:

anaesthetic emergencies: