MD/DNB Topic wise Question Paper
- MEDICOLEGAL ISSUES & ANESTHESIA
- Informed consent
- Describe consent in anaesthesia practice including ethical and legal aspects
- What are the ingredients of professional negligence? Write a note on informed consent
- Vicarious liability for negligence
- Utility of anaesthetic records
- Effect of anaesthesia and surgery on immunological mechanism
- Safe anaesthetic procedure
- Simulators in anaesthesia training
- Computer based patient record for anaesthesia
- Stress management in anaesthesia practice
- Ethics in anaesthesia
- Write briefly on research ethics
- Stress response to trauma and surgery
- Evidence Based Medical education
- Discuss the role of EBM in anaesthesiapractice. Quote few examples(June
- Communication skill and anaesthesiologist
- Describe role of patient simulator in anesthesia and critical care traninig, mentioning few clinical scenarios where it can be useful.
- Sleep,Memory and Consciousness
- Write down the physiology of sleep. How does it differ from anaesthesia? What phases occur during various stages of anaesthesia
- PHYSIOLOGY
- Clinical tests for evaluation of autonomic nervous system
- A 50 year old male and known diabetic is scheduled for upper abdominal surgery. How will you evaluate the ANS?
- How is autonomic neuropathy evaluated preoperatively? What is its significance in anaesthesia?
- What are the signs and symptoms of autonomic neuropathy? What is its significance and how is it evaluated preoperatively
- ) CNS Physiology
- Regulation of CBF
- Regulation of
- How is CBF regulated? What is the effect of various anaesthetic drugs on CBF?
- What is cerebral autoregulation? Discuss the implications of various inhalational anaesthetic agents on cerebral auroregulation
- Write and illustrate blood supply of brain. What is cerebral perfusion pressure(CPP)? What factors can affect CPP?
- Neuromuscular Physiology and Pharmacology
- Neuromuscular transmission
- Briefly describe the physiology of NMJ. Name the commonly used cholinesterrase inhibitors and any one in detail with its relevance in anesthesia
- Respiratory Physiology.
- ODC
- Oxygen cascade,oxygen transport and Oxygen Dissociation Curve
- Describe the oxygen hemoglobin dissociation curve. How does it differ from the carbon dioxide dissociation curve? What is Haldane effect?
- What is oxygen flux? Draw oxygen hemoglobin dissociation curve and enumerate the factors producing leftward and rightward shift of the curve
- FRC
- Define FRC. What is its significance in anaesthesia?
- Define FRC and closing volume. Describe their clinical significance
- Eneumerate the causes of impairement of respiratory function during anesthesia. Which intervention can prevent atelectesis during anesthesia
- Draw a labeled diagram showing various lung volume and capacities. Discuss the importance of FRC in anesthetic practice
- Closing volume of the lung and its measurement
- Lung compliance
- Discuss the distribution of ventilation and perfusion in a normal lung with the help of a labeled diagram. What are the factors affecting ventilation perfusion ratio?
- Describe the metabolic functions of the lung
- What are the major causes of hypoxemia? What is HPV? How can GA worsen v/q mismatch
- Define Fink effect,Diffusion hypoxia and second gas effect. How are they of importance to the anaesthetist?
- Define and classify dead space ventilation. Define minute ventilation. Under what conditions is minute ventilation increased?
- 16)Cardiac Physiology
- Describe the arterial circulation of the heart with the aid of a diagram mentioning the unique features of coronary blood flow. Explain the Goldman’s cardiac risk index and its importance to the anaesthetist
- Factors affecting coronary circulation
- Describe coronary circulation. Discuss factors affecting oxygen demand and supply to the myocardium
- Hepatic Physiology-Pathology
- Plasma proteins and anaesthesia
- Discuss synthetic functions of the liver. What is the role of albumin in pharmacokinetics?
- Renal Physiology
- Role of kidney in acid base balance
- Define base excess. How do kidneys compensate for acid base balance?
- Describe the countercurrent mechanism in the kidney. Discuss the renal protection strategies during perioperative period
- Basic Principles of Pharmacology.
- Continous infusion of drugs in anaesthesia
- Interactions of pre-existing drug therapy with anaesthetic agents and techniques
- Drug interactions(June 2006)
- Enzyme induction-describe the mechanism with routine anaesthesia examples
- Enzyme induction-its role in anaesthesia with examples
- Transdermal administration of drugs
- Draw the structure of acetylcholine receptor(ach). Describe the changes that occurs in acetylcholine receptors when Ach binds at the receptor site
- Inhaled Anaesthetics , delivery and IV drugs
- Minimum alveolar concentration
- Sevoflurane
- SevofluraneVsDesflurane
- Nitrousoxide:current status
- Compare and contrast Sevoflurane and isoflurane
- Define minimum alveolar concentration. What are the factors affecting MAC? What is its significance in anaesthesia?
- Define minimum alveolar concentration. Describe briefly the methods used to measure the depth of anesthesia
- Inhaled Anaesthetics-Uptake and Distribution
- Concentration effect and second gas effect produced during uptake of inhalational agent
- Nitrous oxide-current status in anaesthesia practice
- Define MAC. What are the types of MAC? Describe the role of blood gas and oil gas solubility of volatile anesthetics
- CVS Pharmacology
- CCB’s in surgical patients
- Compare and contrast dopamine and dobutamine as an inotropic agent
- Classify inotropes on the basis of their mechanism of actions. Compare dopamine and dobutamine
- Classify antihypertensive drugs. Describe the management of hypertensive emergency
- Classify antihypertensive drugs. Describe the management of a hypertensive episode during anaesthesia
- Inhaled Anaesthetics-Metabolism and Distribution
- Nephrotoxicity of halogenated anaesthetics
- Merits and demerits of halothane and isoflurane
- Hepatotoxicity of halothane
- Nephrotoxicity of fluorinated anaesthetics
- Inhaled Anaesthetics-Delivery systems
- CIRCUITS
- Coaxial circuits
- Paediatric circuits
- Mapleson’s breathing system
- Draw schematic diagrams of various types of Mapleson’sbreathing circuits. Give the functionalanalysis,advantages and disadvantages of Bain circuit
- Describe the functional analysis of Bain’s circuit. How will you check the functional integrity of Bain’s circuit
- Classify anaesthesia circuits. Describe the test used for checking the integrity of bain. s circuit.
- VAPORIZERS
- Types of plenum vaporizers
- Charecteristics of ideal vaporizer
- Classify vaporizers. Briefly mention the effects of altered barometric pressure on the performance of the vaporizers
- What are the two major effects of pressure fluctuation in theanaesthesia machine on vaporizer output? Describe the improvisations in designing to overcome this problem
- What is the difference between pumping and pressurizing effect in a vapourisor? What modifications are done to prevent these effects?
- SAFETY FEATURES IN MODERN DAY ANAESTHESIA MACHINE
- Safety features in a modern day anaesthesia machine
- Describe briefly the safety features in modern anaesthesia machines. Discuss various features that prevent the delivery of hypoxic gas mixtures
- PRE-ANAESTHETIC MACHINE CHECK
- Describe the pre anaesthetic check list for anaesthesia machine and equipment
- Describe the anaesthesia machine check protocol prior to induction of anaesthesia
- Evolution of rotameter
- What is low flow anaesthesia? Discuss its advantages and disadvantages.
- Functional analysis of pressure reducing valve
- Link 25 proportioning system
- Role of humidification in anaesthesia practice
- What are the different types of carbondioxide absorbents? Describe their composition. Discuss the advantages and disadvantages of each
- What is relative and absolute humidity? What are active and passive humidifiers? What are their advantages and disadvantages?
- IV Anaesthetics drugs.
- ADRENERGIC DRUGS
- GENERAL
- Adrenergic receptor antagonist and their uses
- Name the adrenergic agonists and antagonists. Describe in detail their uses in anaesthesia practice
- Adrenergic agonists
- Discuss the current role of norepinephrine and vasopressin in ICU
- BETA BLOCKERS
- Beta receptor blockade:-its relation in anaesthesia
- Perioperative beta blocker therapy
- Manifestation and treatment of beta adrenergic toxicity
- Effect of atenolol pretreatment on CVS,NMJ and IOP
- ALPHA-2 AGONISTS
- Clinical use of alpha 2 agonists in anaesthesia
- What are alpha 2 agonists? Discuss the pharmacodynamics and anesthetic uses of alpha 2 agonists.
- CLONIDINE
- Clonidine in anaesthesia and ICU
- Discuss PK and PD of clonidine and its role in clinical practice
- DEXMEDETOMIDINE
- Dexmedetomidine:Clinical applications and complications
- Dexmedetomidine
- Discuss pharmacokinetics and pharmacodynamics of dexmedetomidine. What is its role in clinical practice
- CALCIUM CHANNEL BLOCKERS
- Calcium channel blockers drugs and anaesthesia
- Calcium channel blockers and anaesthesia
- PROPOFOL
- Compare Propofol with Midazolam
- Propofol as compared to Thiopentone
- Disscuss the MOA,PD and PK of propofol
- Impact of cancer therapy on anaesthetic management
- Midazolam
- Untoward effects of intravenous sodium bicarbonate
- Role of corticosteroids in the practice of anaesthesiology
- Adenosine and its clinical uses
- Mannitol in surgery/surgical uses of mannitol
- PK of IV Thiopentone
- Mention the commonly used immunosuppressive drugs and their interaction with anaesthetic agents
- Describe the pharmacokinetics and pharmacodynamics of etomidate. Describe briefly its role in clinical practice
- )Opoids.
- What are the various routes of administration of morphine? Discuss the pharmacokinetics and pharmacodynamics of epidural morphine
- Remifentanyl in clinical practice
- Narcotic antagonists
- Spinal opiate receptors
- Pharmacology of fentanyl congener
- What are the various routes of administration of opoids? Discuss the merits and demerits of each
- Transdermal opoids
- Acute pain relief in opoiddependant pain
- Mention the intrathecal and epidural opoids in clinical practice and their complications
- Various epidural narcotics for management of postoperative pain
- Epidural opiates in anaesthesia practice
- Classify opoids. Discuss the merits and demerits of epidural fentanyl and morphine
- What are the various routes of administration of morphine? Discuss the pharmacokinetics and pharmacodynamics of epidural morphine
- Classify opioid drugs. Briefly mention the mechanism of action and pharmacology of remifentanilalongwith its indication and limitations
- Classify opioids according to their action on opioid receptors. Compare and contrast fentanyl and remifentanyl.
- What is eutectic mixture? Describe the principle of transdermal drug delivery. Describe the advantages and disadvantages of transdermal fentanyl patch28)IV Drug Delivery Sytems.
- TIVA
- Describe the three compartment model of distribution of intravenous drugs. What is zero order kinetics?
- What is total intravenous anesthesia? What mathematical models are commonly used with target controlled infusion(TCI)? Describe the best indication for use of TCI
- What are the benefits of patient controlled analgesia (PCA)? Write a prescription and setting of PCA pump to deliver morphine for post operative pain relief.
- Pharmacology of Muscle Relaxants and Antagonism.
- Interaction of depolarizing with NDMR’s
- Hauffman’s degradation
- Rocuronium
- Pipecuronium
- Elimination of Atracurium from the body
- Enumerate the problems with muscle relaxants
- Adverse effects of NMBA
- Local Anaesthetics LAST
- Management of local anaesthetic toxicity
- Treatment of systemic toxicity of LA drugs
- Lipid emulsion for the treatment of local anaesthetic toxicity-mechanism and dosage
- Role of lipid emulsions in local anaesthetic toxicity
- Discuss the clinical manifestations of local anaesthetic toxicity and its management
- Classify local anesthetic. Discuss their mode of action. how will you treat lidocaine toxicity?
- Mechanism of action of local anaesthetic agents
- Complication of local anaesthetics
- Ropivacaine
- 31)Nitric Oxide and Inhaled Pulmonary Vasodilators
- Role of nitric oxide in ICU
- Nitric oxide in clinical practice
- Nitric oxide for management of pulmonary hypertension
- Nitric oxide-current status
- 33)Risk of Anaesthesia(Anesthetic complications)
- INTRAOP COMPLICATIONS
- Pathophysiology of VAE. Mention the methods of detection,prevention and treatment
- Embolisms during anaesthesia
- Discuss the pathophysiology. signs and symptoms and management of VAE
- How will you diagnose VAE? Describe its pathophysiology and management
- Enumerate the causes of air embolism in clinical practice. Discuss the clinical features and its management
- How do you diagnose and manage a case of VAE during spine surgery? DVT
- What are the clinical features of DVT. Describe the prophylactic and management strategies.
- ARRYTHMIAS
- Prevention and treatment of ventricular arrhythmias during GA
- Cardiac arryhthmias during anaesthesia
- Discuss the etiology and management of SVT’s during surgical proceduresManagement of multifocal ventricular ectopics during anaesthesia
- Discuss the etiology and management of various cardiac arrhythmias occurring during anaesthesia
- Desribe the cardiac conduction system. How do you manage a patient with PSVT?
- Describe the common arrhythmias encountered during pre-operative period. Discuss the therapeutic uses of Amiodarone
- Discuss the etiology and management of Supra Ventricular arrhythmias during surgery under GA
- Discuss the different types of arrhythmias encountered in the intraoperative period. Discuss its causes and management.
- BRONCHOSPASM
- Intraoperative bronchospasm
- Management of intraoperative bronchospasm
- Bronchospasm during anaesthesia and immediate postop period and its management
- Discuss the differential diagnosis of introperativebronchospasm. How will you manage it?
- LARYNGOSPASM
- Laryngospasm during anaesthesia
- Enumerate the causes and differential diagnosis of post extubation laryngospasm. How will you manage it
- ANAPHYLAXIS(ANAPHYLACTOID) REACTIONS
- Clinical manifestations and management of anaphylactic reactions in anaesthesia practice
- Hypersensitivity reaction in anaesthesia practice
- Discuss the pathophysiology and management of anaphylactoid reactions in anaesthesia
- Identification of anaphylaxis under GA and its management/Anaphylactoid reaction during anaesthesia
- Anaphylactic reaction on the operation table and management
- Clinical manifestations and management of a patient with acute anaphylaxis
- Enumerate the agents implicated in allergic reactions during anaesthesia. How would you manage a patient with anaphylaxis during anaesthesia?
- INFECTIONS
- Infections related to anaesthesia practice
- Transmission and precaution against HIV in hospital setting. HIV and anaesthesia
- Hepatitis B and anaesthesiologist
- DELAYED RECOVERY
- Possible causes of delayed recovery from GA
- What are the potential causes of delayed resumption of spontaneous recovery after abdominal surgery with general anaesthesia. Discuss the problem,its diagnosis and management
- Discuss the causes of delayed recovery from anaesthesia and the management
- What are the indications for postoperative ventilation? Describe the various causes of delayed postoperative recovery in an elderly patient.
- DESATURATION
- Management of a patient who is not maintaining oxygen saturation after an elective abdominal surgery
- List the various causes of reduced arterial oxygen tension in the intraoperative period and outline their management
- A 30 year old female ASA Grade 1 following exploratory laparotomy,is not maintaining oxygen saturation in the postop period. Discuss its causes and management
- What are the various causes of intraoperative desaturation? Write troubleshooting plan in a patient who has developed desaturation intraoperatively
- PMI
- Prevention and treatment of intra-operative MI
- Discuss the diagnosis and management of MI in a patient undergoing non-cardiac surgery
- HTN
- Etiology and treatment of hypertension during surgery
- Define perioperative hypertension. Describe the causes and management
- What are the causes of intra-operative hypertension in a previously normotensive patient? Discus various modalities to manage it
- Anaesthetic management of a case of essential hypertension scheduled for upper abdominal surgery
- Describe the anaesthetic management and postoperative care in a patient with uncontrolled hypertension(BP-180/120 mmHg) for emergency laparotomy for perforated duodenal ulcer
- A 45 years old man with uncontrolled DM and HTN is admitted with upper intestinal obstruction for emergency laparotomy. Discuss the preoperative evaluation,preparation and anaesthetic management of the case
- Discuss the preoperative evaluation and anaesthetic management of 70 year old hypertensive patient for total laryngectomy
- A 35 year old hypertensive patient with chronic cholecystitis is scheduled for laparoscopic Outline the pre-operative evaluation,preparation and anaesthetic management of this patient
- Classify acute hypertensive episodes. Discuss the principles of management and the drugs used in the management of hypertensives emergencies.
- HYPERCAPNIA
- CO2 carriage in blood and effects of hypercapnia
- What are the causes of hypercarbia during the intraoperative period. Discuss the effects and management
- PULMONARY EDEMA
- Treatment of acute pulmonary edema
- Pulmonary edema in intraoperative and immediate postoperative period
- BLOOD LOSS
- Blood loss monitors
- Discuss the management of massive blood loss
- HYPOTENSION
- Aetiology and management of hypotension during anaesthesia
- OCCUPATIONAL HAZARDS
- Occupational hazards for/to the
- MIX QUESTIONS
- Causes of perioperative seizures
- Peripheral nerve injury under anaesthesia is preventable complication
- Risk and management of pulmonary aspiration
- Iatrogenic complications in anaesthesia
- PreoperativeEvaluation and coexisting diseases
- PAC
- PAC clinic
- Preoperative visits
- ASA physical status classification for preoperative anaesthetic risk assessment
- What are the goals of pre-anaestheticcheck up? ASA risks grading and fasting guidelines
- What is the ASA physical status classification? Briefly describe other factors that may alter risk associated with anesthesia?
- What are the objectives of preoperative anesthesia check up in a patient scheduled for elective surgery? What is ASA physical status classification?
- SMOKING
- Hazards of smoking relevant to anaesthetist
- Discuss the assessment,preparation and problems of anaesthesia in a chronic smoker for cholecystectomy
- Enumerate the effects of chronic smoking and the anaesthetic implications
- LIVER DISEASE
- Assessment of risk factors for patient with moderate to severe liver disease
- Preoperative preparation and surgical risk assessment in a patient with cirrhosis of liver
- Pre-anaesthetic evaluation and preparation of a patient with portal hypertension for lieno renal shunt
- What are the functions of liver? Describe the anesthetic implications of ascitis and its management
- IHD
- Evaluation of cardiac patient for non –cardiac surgery
- Enumerate the RCRI. Draw the algorithm of cardiac evaluation for non-cardiac surgery as recommended in ACC/AHA 2007 guidelines on peri-operative CVS evaluation and care
- How will you evaluate a 50 year old male patient with history of IHD presenting for major abdominal surgery?
- VHD
- Preoperative evaluation of a patient with VHD
- Pre-operative evaluation and preparation of a apatient with TOF
- Discuss the pathophysiology and its impact on perioperative management of left to right and right to left shunts. Give examples of each.
- Pre anaesthetic evaluation of a patient of MS for MTP and sterilization
- Preoperative preparation of a diabetic patient with history of bleeding variceslino renal shunt operation
- anaesthetic evaluation of a thyrotoxic patient scheduled for thyroidectomy
- 35)AnaestheticComplications of Concurrent Disease
- PHEOCHROMOCYTOMA:-
- Discuss the pathophysiology and diagnosis of a case of pheochromocytoma. Give an account of preparation,monitoring and anaesthetic management of a 25 year old patient suffering from pheochromocytoma
- Discuss the anaesthetic management of a 35 year old patient with pheochromocytoma scheduled for bilateral adrenalectomy
- What is pheochromocytoma? What are its clinical features? Discuss preoperativeinvestigations, preparation and anaesthetic management of such a case for surgical removal
- Discuss pre anaestheticassessment,preparation and management of a 16 year male kept for How will you manage post anaesthetic complications?
- IHD
- CORONARY STENT
- Guidelines for management of anaesthesia in a patient with coronary stent
- Draw the algorithm for preoperative management of a patient receiving antiplaelet therapy as recommended by ACC/AHA guidelines in perioperative cardiovascular evaluation and care. Describe thepreoperative management of a patient with coronary stent
- CARDIAC PATIENT FOR NON CARDIAC SURGERY
- Discuss the preoperative evaluation and anaesthetic management of an emergency abdominal operation in a 60 year old man who had MI 6 weeks back
- Preoperative preparation and evaluation of a patient with history of exertional angina for surgery under general anaesthesia. (June 1996)
- Discuss briefly the preoperative evaluation and anaesthetic management of a 50 year old patient who had acute MI three months ago, and is scheduled for inguinal hernia repair
- Describe the arterial circulation of the heart with the aid of a diagram mentioning the unique features of coronary blood flow. Explain the Goldman’s Cardiac risk Index and its importance to the anaesthetist
- Pathophysiology of CAD. Discuss the anaesthetic management of a patient with angina
- Cardiac evaluation for non-cardiac surgery
- Classify cardiomyopathies. Describe management of a 60 year old male with dilated cardiomyopathy scheduled for laparotomy
- Classify CMPs. Briefly describe the anesthetic management of a patient with HOCM scheduled for TAH
- What is diastolic dysfunction? Discuss the evaluation and implications to the anaesthetists
- Discuss the pre-operative evaluation of a patient with IHD. Discuss the perioperative monitoring for MI and its management
- What are the predictors of cardiac risk in cardiac patients undergoing non cardiac surgery? Describe briefly the anaesthetic consideration in a patient with coronary artery disease with ejection fraction of 40% for laparoscopic cholecystectomy
- VHD
- Clinical features of infective endocarditis,principle guidelines to use antibiotics as prophylaxis against,during surgery
- Discuss the anaesthetic management of 20 year old male with RHD with MS for closed mitral valvotomy
- Preop evaluation and anaesthetic management of a 30 year old patient with MS and AF scheduled for balloon angioplasty and valvoplasty
- HTN
- Define HTN. How will you evaluate and prepare preoperatively a 40 year old female patient scheduled for abdominal hysterectomy. Discuss the anaesthetic and postoperative management of such a case?
- What are the anesthetic concerns in a patient with uncontrolled hypertension posted for elective surgery? Discuss the complications and drug interactions of antihypertensive drugs during perioperative period
- DM
- Discuss pre and post anaesthetic management of acute abdomen in a patient with uncontrolled diabetes
- Discuss the preoperative investigations,preparation and anaesthetic management of a 50 year old diabetic patient presenting for an exploratory laparotomy for a lump in the abdomen
- Principles of management of DKA
- Preoperative patient of a diabetic patient with history of bleeding variceslinorenal shunt
- Anaesthetic management of a case of DM scheduled for open cholecystectomy
- Diabetic patient with autonomic neuropathy for TAH
- Discuss the anaesthetic management of an inadequately managed diabetes mellitus patient with ketoacidosis posted for BKA
- Describe the PREOPERATIVE EVALUATION and different methods used for perioperative control of blood sugar in diabetic patients undergoing major abdominal surgery with their advantages and disadvantages
- Discuss how glycemic control affects the outcome in critically ill patients. Describe the advantages and disadvantages of tight and non tight glycemic control in ICU.
- Discuss complications of diabetes mellitus of interest to Discribe anaesthetic management of emergency laparotomy in a diabetic
- THYROID
- HYPOTHYROIDISM
- Describe the clinical features of hypothyroidism. Discuss the anaesthetic consideration in a hypothyroid patient scheduled for upper abdominal surgery
- THYROID STORM
- Etiopathology and management of thyroid crisis
- Manifestations and management of thyroid storm
- Describe preop evaluation and preparation of a patient of thyrotoxicosis. Describe anaesthetic and postoperative management of such a case.
- A 35 year old lady with huge thyroid mass presenting with thyrotoxicosis is posted for subtotal Discuss the preoperative preparation and anaesthetic management
- Myxoedema coma
- Causes of airway obstruction following thyroid surgery and its management
- Thyrotoxic patient for subtotal thyroidectomy
- Enumerate the NS of larynx. Enumerate the signs and symptoms of bilateral recurrent laryngeal nerve palsy following total thyroidectomy
- Discuss preoperative evaluation and anaesthetic management of a 40 year old hyperthyroid patient posted for total thyroidectomy. Enumerate postoperative complications
- What are the perioperative risks in patients with uncontrolled hyperthyroidism? How will you manage such a patient posted for emergency surgery? RETROSTERNAL GOITER:
- Describe in brief symptoms and signs, diagnosis and anesthetic management of retrosternal goiter
- COPD
- Discuss the current concepts in the management of a case of chronic obstructive airway disease in respiratory failure
- Describe in detail the anaesthetic management of patients with reactive airway disease
- Intraoperative anaesthetic considerations in COPD patient scheduled for upper abdominal surgery
- What is chronic obstructive pulmonary disease? How will you manage oxygenation and pain in post operative period of a case of COPD undergoing upper abdominal surgery
- ASTHAMA
- A40 yrs old female with history of bronchial asthama is scheduled for laparoscopic Describe pre op preparation and anesthetic management
- CARCINOID TUMOR
- A 30 year old woman is scheduled for removal of carcinoid tumor. Write the anaesthetic management
- CUSHING’s SYNDROME
- Discuss the anaesthetic management of a 25 years old female with cushing’s syndrome for bilateral adrenalectomy
- Anaesthetic problems in an amemic patient(Dec 1998).
- A 60 years old man presents for elective parathyroidectomy. Discuss the anaesthetic management
- 36)PatientPositioning.
- Positional hazards under anaesthesia
- Enumerate various positions in relation to anaesthesia and discuss in detail the problems associated with them
- Describe the complications associated with sitting position during posterior fossa surgery and their management
- Discuss the anaesthetic problems of surgery in prone position
- Describe the perioperative anesthetic management of a patient for post cranial fossa surgery in a sitting position
- Describe the precautions that need to be taken when positioning anaesthetised patient in prone Give an account oof positive pressure ventilation in prone position
- 37)Neuromuscular Disorders and Malignant Hyperthermia
- MG
- MG versus Myaesthenic syndrome
- What is myasthenia gravis? What are its clinical features? Discuss the preoperative investigations,preparation,anaesthetic management of such a case presenting for interval appendicectomy and management of the likely complications
- Discuss pre-anaestheticassessment,preparation,anaesthetic management and post operative complication in 20 year old female with myaesthenis gravis posted for thymectomy
- Preoperative preparation of a case of MG scheduled for thymectomy 5. Myaesthenic syndrome
- What are the clinical features of MG? Discuss perioperative evaluation and anaesthetic management of a case presenting for interval appendicectomy
- MH
- MH
- Current concepts in the diagnosis and treatment of MH
- What is malignant hyperthermia? Discuss its clinical features and laboratory finding. Why is it important for the anaesthetist to know about this syndrome
- Temperature regulation in adults,predisposingfactors,diagnosis and management of MH
- What are the diagnostic features that would lead to identify malignant hyperthermia during immediately after anaesthesia and state the guidelines of management?
- Diagnosis and management of an acute attack of malignant hyperthermia
- A 4 years old child weighing 15 kg undergoing strabismus surgery suddenly develops tachycardia,rigidity of extremeities and rise in temperature during anaesthesia. Discuss the anaesthetic management
- Describe clinical presentation,pathophysiology and managemet of malignant hyperthermia
- GBS
- GBS-discuss briefly etiology,pathogenesis,symptomatology and management including anaesthesia
- PARKINSON’s DISEASE
- Pre-op evaluation and anaesthetic considerations of a patient with Parkinson’ disease
- 38)Fundamental Principles of Monitoring and Instrumentation(PHYSICS related to anaesthesia)
- VENTURI
- Venturi principle and its clinical implication
- Desribe Bernoulli’s principle and its various applications in anaesthesia
- MONITORING STANDARD
- Minimum patient monitoring during anaesthesia
- What is minimum monitoring standard? Describe the objectives and methods
- Invasive intraop monitoring
- 39)MonitoringDepth of Anaesthesia.
- BIS
- What is BIS monitoring? What are its clinical applications in anaesthesia practice?
- Causes and prevention of awareness under anaesthesia
- what do you mean by awareness during anaesthesia? Mention the monitors in use to measure the depth of anaesthesia
- Discuss the pharmacological principles of measuring the depth of anaesthesia and techniques for monitoring the depth of anaesthesia
- List and brief statement and effectiveness of each of the means available for detecting awareness during anaesthesia
- What are the measures by which you can measure the depth of anaesthesia during the intra operative period
- Why is it important to measure the depth of anaesthesia? Briefly describe the methods used
- Describe awareness under anesthesia. What are the risk factors for awareness/ how can depth of anesthesia be monitored?
- 40)Cardiovascular Monitoring
- IJV
- Complications of cannulation of IJV
- Describe the anatomy of IJV with the help of a diagram. Discuss any one approach for IJV cannulation
- Enumerate various approaches for central venous cannulation. Describe the technique and complications of IJV cannulation
- Describe the anatomy of IJV with a diagram. Discuss any one approach to IJV cannulation and its complication
- Discribe the anatomy of carotid triangle with the help of diagram(s). Describe the technique of rt IJV cannulation and its uses in anesthesia
- CARDIAC OUTPUT MONITORING
- Non invasive cardiovascular monitoring
- Cardiac output management with thermodilution technique
- What are the determinants of cardiac output and discuss various non-invasive methods of measurement of cardiac output
- Pulmonary artery pressure monitoring
- CVP,its application in anaesthesia
- Jugular venous oximetry
- Methods of central venous cannulation,uses,limitations and complications of CVP monitoring
- Describe the indications,contraindications and complications of invasive arterial blood pressure monitoring. Describe the technique
- 41)TEE
- How is USG useful in anaesthesia and intensive care medicine and explain the usefulness of TEE during cardiac surgery
- TEE in anaesthesia practice.
- Describe the role of intraoperative echocardiography in clinical anaesthesia
- USG->principles and its uses in day to day practice of anaesthesia
- Describe the role of TEE IN hemodynamic monitoring of a pt with CAD scheduled for sx under GA.
- 42)ECG & CARDIAC CYCLE:
- Modified bipolar standard limb lead systems and its usefulness for intraoperative monitoring
- Describe the pressure and volume changes during different phases of cardiac cycle.
- 43)ICD and Pacemakers
- Discuss different types of pacemakers and briefly enumerate precautions to be taken during surgery with pacemaker
- Enumerate the evidenced based indications for pacemaker insertion. Mention the general principles of anaesthetic management of a patient with pacemaker scheduled for surgery
- 44)Respiratory Monitoring.
- PULSE OXIMETER
- Limitations of pulse oximeter
- Pulse oximetry
- Pulse oximetry-principles and applications
- What are the recent advances in pulse oximetry? briefly describe the multiwave length and reflectance pulse oximetry)
- CAPNOGRAPHY
- Role of capnography during anaesthesia
- capnography
- Discuss principles of monitoring end tidal CO2
- -What is capnography? Draw a neat labeled diagram of a normal capnograph and discuss clinical considerations of capnography(Etco2 monitoring
- Factors influencing tissue oxygenation
- Respiratory monitoring in anaesthesia
- Discuss various methods of oxygen monitoring in anaesthesia practice
- What are the measures of tissue oxygenation? Describe briefly oxygen delivery, oxygen consumption and oxygen extraction
- 46)Neurologic Monitoring.
- SSEP
- Minimum monitoring for post spinal fusion in scoliosis
- Methods of intracranial pressure monitoring,uses and complication of ICP monitoring
- ICP monitoring and its applications
- 47)Neuromuscular Monitoring
- Methods of monitoring neuromuscular junction function
- Methods of monitoring of neuromuscular transmission during anaesthesia
- Intraoperative neuromuscular monitoring
- Compare and contrast TOF and Double burst
- What are the factors affecting neuro-muscular blockage? Discuss various methods to monitor neuromuscular blockage
- Enumerate various techniques of monitoring neuromuscular blockade during anaesthesia. List the advantages and limitations of each of these techniques
- Discuss various patterns of nerve stimulation in neuromuscular monitoring and their interpretation with the help of diagrams
- What is neuroplasticity? Describe drugd and techniques that can prevent and treat neuroplasticity
- 48)Temperature Regulation & Monitoring
- Discuss the regulation of body temperature. How will you prevent hypothermia in a neonate posted for major abdominal surgery
- Describe in brief the sites and devices for temperature monitoring
- Classify hypothermia. Describe the pathophysiological effects of hypothermia
- 49)Perioperative Acid-Base Balance .
- Preanalytical consideration of ABG measurement
- What are the major buffer systems in the body? Enumerate the causes,effects and management of metabolic acidosis
- What is anion gap? Desribe the causes and management of metabolic acidosis from low cardiac output
- 50)Airway Management in the Adult
- AIRWAY ASSESSMENT
- Airway assessment
- List the bedside test available to predict the difficult intubations. Comment on their use
- SGA
- Supra Glottic Airway devices
- I-gel Airway
- Enumerate the different SGA’s. Tabulate the differences between Proseal LMA and I-gel airway
- Classify supraglottic airway devices(SADs)? ? What are the modifications done in third generation SADs. Discuss the complications associated with the use of SADs
- LMA
- Merits and demerits of LMA
- LMA:various modifications
- ROLE OF LMA in ASA difficult airway algorithm.
- DIFFICULT AIRWAY
- TM ANKYLOSIS
- Describe airway management of a patient of ankylosing spondylitis with severe restriction of neck movement posted for total hip replacement
- Discuss the preoperative assessment and the method of anaesthesia in patient with TM ankylosis for the release of ankylosis
- Describe briefly the difficult airway algorithm. How will you perform awake intubation in an adult with restricted mouth opening?
- Describe the airway management of a patient of TM joint ankylosis with restricted mouth opening posted for upper abdominal surgery
- Evaluation of difficult airway
- Difficult intubation/Predictive factors and intubation difficulty
- Describe briefly the difficult airway algorithm. How will you perform awake intubation in an adult with restricted mouth opening?
- How will you evaluate a 55 year old chronic smoker with CA LARYNX scheduled for Discuss the anesthetic management.
- Describe the management of unanticipated difficult airway in a stepwise manner.
- What are the predictors of difficult mask ventilation? Write an algorithm to manage/plan to manage a patient with predicted difficult mask ventilation.
- Describe various local anesthetic techniques used to provide anesthesia of airway. What are the complications associated with airway blocks
- Describe in a step wise manner rapid sequence intubation(RSI). What are the different modifications suggested with RSI
- ATTENTUATION OF LARYNGOSCOPIC RESPONSE
- Attentuation of laryngoscopic reaction to intubation.
- Discuss various methods to obtund intubation response to laryngoscopy and intubation
- Describe the occulocardiac reflex? Discuss measures to attenuate pressor response to laryngoscopy/intubation
- FOB
- Modes of ventilation during bronchoscopy
- Draw a labeled diagram of a flexible FOB and describe methods for its sterilization or high level disinfection
- Describe the techniques for anaesthetizing the airway for awake fibreoptic laryngoscopy and intubation through nasal route in an adult with restricted mouth opening
- Double Lumen ETT
- Airway management in an unconscious patient
- How will you anaesthetize the airway of a 40 year old man for awake intubation?
- Discuss the management of CICV situation in the OT
- What is the role of airway exchange catheter in modern anesthesia practice? Describe in short the management of post extubation stridor.
- 51)Spinal,Epidural and Caudal Anaesthesia.
- ANTICOAGULANTS AND RA
- Antothrombotic prophylaxis and neuraxialanaesthesia
- Enumerate the guidelines for RA in a patient on anticoagulant therapy
- Describe anaesthetic concerns for regional anaesthesia in a patient on anticoagulants.
- PDPH
- What is PDPH? What are the factors affecting it? Describe the management of such a case
- What are the differences between a subdural and subarachnoid block? Write the clinical features and management of PDPH
- Complications of epidural anaesthesia
- Pulmonary function changes following central neuraxial blockade
- Continous subarachnoid block
- IVRA
- Epidural analgesia for postop pain relief
- Epidural pressure and various factors affecting the same
- Indications and contraindications of regional anaesthesia
- Effect of intrathecal neostigmine on spinal anaesthesia
- CSE
- Caudal block
- Describe the boundaries of epidural space. Discuss five common complications of epidural block
- What is baricity? Describe the relevance of baricity in spinal anesthesia. Describe the adjuvant used with intrathecal block
- 52)Nerve Blocks.
- STELLATE GANGLION BLOCK
- 1Enumerate the indications,contraindications,complications and method of establishing stellate ganglion block
- Describe the anatomy of stellate ganglion. Discuss indications,techniques and implications of stellate ganglion block
- BRACHIAL PLEXUS BLOCK
- Anatomy of brachial plexus and its importance to the anaesthetists
- Discuss one method of brachial plexus block through supraclavicular approach and enumerate the complications associated with
- Anatomy of brachial plexus with the help of a diagram. Enumerate the various techniques of brachial plexus block
- SCIATIC NERVE BLOCK:
- Describe sciatic nerve with regards to its root value, branches and write the labet,s approach of sciatic nerve block
- OPTHALMIC BLOCKS
- Peribulbar block-indications,techniques and complications
- Merits and demerits of retrobulbarvsperibulbar block
- Describe various lacal anesthetic techniques used for providing ophthalmic anaesthesia. Discuss their merits and demerits
- Describe various local anesthetic techniques used for producing ocular anesthesia. What are the complications of retrobulbar block?
- COELIAC PLEXUS BLOCK
- Describe the anatomy of celiac plexus. Discuss the indications and methods to block celiac plexus
- Illustrate the anatomy of celiac plexus with the help of a diagram. Describe the technique of celiac plexus block and its complications
- Eneumerate the methods available for pain relief in patient with ca pancreas. Describe celioc plexus block with the help of diagram
- ANKLE BLOCK
- Innervation of foot and technique of performing ankle block2. Describe the nerve supply of foot and the technique of ankle block for amputation of great toe
- Describe the nerve innervationsof the foot with diagram and dsicuss the local anaesthetic block at the ankle for the amputation of gangrenous toes in a patient
- Describe the regional block for removal of infected corn foot
- PARAVERTEBRAL BLOCK
- Describe the anatomy of paravertebral space with diagram. Describe one method of establishing paravertebral block
- Compare the advantages and disadvantages of inter pleural and paravertebral block.
- OTHER BLOCKS:
- Three-in-one’ block
- Horner’s syndrome
- Describe with the help of a labeled diagram,the anatomy of lumbar plexus and describe the techniques of lumbar plexus block
- Describe the course of sciatic nerve and any one approach to block the nerve
- 53)USG guidelines for RA
- What principle is used in USG? How is USG useful in anaesthesia
- Describe the principles of ultrasound. Discuss the use of ultrasound in evaluating a patient in emergency department.
- What is the principle used in ultrasound scanning? Describe the applications of ultrasound in anesthesia and intensive care
- IV Fluid and BLOOD
- CRYSTALLOID/COLLOID
- Merits and demerits of crystalloids and colloids
- Discuss the different types of colloid solutions. Describe their advantages and disadvantages
- Plasma volume expansion
- Uses, advantages and disadvantages of plasma expanders
- Water and electrolyte disturbances and their pre anaesthetic correction in small gut obstruction
- Gelatin as spinal preloading
- Comparitive evaluation of RL,Low molecular weight Dextran and 3. 5%poly
- Human Albumin
- Third space loss-its importance to anaesthesiologist
- Discuss the role of plasma proteins in anaesthesia
- Describe different fluid compartment in the body. Describe how edema develops?
- Describe the role of albumin in ICU and current concepts of intravenous fluids in ICU.
- Mg2+
- Role of Magnesium in anaesthesia and ICU
- What are the physiological functions of magnesium? Describe its therapeutic uses in anaesthesia
- K+
- Define hypokalemia. What are the clinical manifestations of hypokalemia? How will you treat hypokalemiaintraoperatively?
- Causes,diagnosis and treatment of hypo and hyperkalemia
- Define hyperkalemia. Discuss signs and symptoms and anaesthetic consideration
- Enumerate the causes,clinical manifestations and management of hyperkalemia
- Causes,diagnosis and treatment of hypo and hyperkalemia
- Discuss the ECG abnormalities due to various electrolyte imbalances
- SIADH
- Water intoxication
- How is the diagnosis of dilutionalhyponatremiamade? What is its significance in anaesthesia
- What is SIADH? Describe the clinical features and management of SIADH
- Describe the causes and management of acute dilutionalhyponatremia in the immediate postoperative period
- Na+
- What are the manifestations of hyponatremia and how will you treat it
- Enumerate the signs and symptoms of hyponatremia. Describe the management in a patient with serum sodium level of 115 meq/L scheduled for knee replacement under RA
- What are the causes and clinical features of hyponatremia in the post operativeperiod. Describe its management.
- Ca2+
- Discuss causes,clinical manifestations and treatment of hypercalcemia. What are the anaesthetic considerations?
- 55)Transfusion Therapy
- BLOOD COMPONENT THERAPY
- Present trend of blood component therapy
- Blood component therapy
- Role of blood components in perioperative period
- Enumerate the indications for transfusion of packed red cells,FFP,platelets and cryoprecipitates
- COMPLICATIONS
- Blood transfusion and related disease transmission
- Complications and Sequelae of BT
- What are the complication of massive blood transfusion? Describe the tests used to monitor blood coagulation
- Management of mismatched BT
- How will you diagnose mismatched BT intraoperatively? Describe its management
- MASSIVE BLOOD TRANSFUSION
- Define massive BT. Discuss the complications associated with massive blood transfusionand their management.
- Storage lesions in blood
- Recent trends of BT and blood products
- Clinical uses of blood
- 56)Coagulation.
- What is DIC? Enumerate its causes and management
- Discuss the physiology of Hemostasis and its significance
- What is TEG? Draw a labeled diagram to show a normal tracing. What are its implications
- Describe various tests for monitoring peri-operative coagulation
- Briefly outline the evaluation and management of a patient with suspected perioperative coagulopathy
- 57)AutologousTransfusion, rVIIa and Bloodless Medicine.
- AUTOLOGOUS BLOOD TRANSFUSION
- Autologous BT
- What is autologous BT? Describe the various techniques of autologous BT
- Discuss criteria for patient selection,contraindications,advantages and disadvantages of autologous BT
- BLOODLESS MEDICINE/BLOOD CONSERVATION STRATEGY
- Perioperative blood conservation
- What are the methods adopted by the anaesthetist to reduce the need for allogenic blood transfusions
- Artificial blood/synthetic oxygen carrying substances
- Write the blood conservation strategies in a 20 year old female scheduled for excision of angiofibroma of nose
- Different techniques of reducing the need of allogenic blood transfusion
- RECOMBINANT FACTOR VIIa
- What is recombinant Factor VIIa? Describe the clinical usage of it
- Pain.
- WHO STEP LADDER PATTERN FOR PAIN RELIEF
- WHO regimen of chronic pain management
- The WHO three step ladder pattern for pain relief in advanced cancer
- Role of anaesthesiologist in managing shoulder dystrophy syndrome
- Trigeminal neuralgia,clinical features and management
- Management of reflex sympathetic dystrophy
- Anaesthetists role in pain and palliative care
- Phantom limb pain
- Pain management options in a patient with intractable pain due to carcinoma of head of pancreas
- Define and classify chronic pain. Describe the methods of treatment of CRPS in left upper limb in a 20 year old male patient
- Explain the term CRPS? What are the types of CRPS? Describe its clinical features and options for treatment
- What is IASP(international association for study of pain) definition of pain? How do you classify pain? Briefly describe the interdisciplinary management of chronic pain.
- What are the acute and long term effects of post operative pain? Describe chronic post surgical pain (CPSP) and various methods to prevent it.
- Define CRPS. Describe the techniques and complications of stelleteganglione block.
- What is hospice? When should you beging hospice care? how does hospice serve patients and families
- SUPERSPECIALITY ANESTHESIA
- Anaesthesia for Thoracic Surgery
- OLV
- What are the indications for OLV? Discuss the ventilatory management during one lung anaesthesia
- What are the indications of OLV? What are the methods of lung separation? Discuss the problems involved
- What are the indications of one lung ventilation. Describe the management of hypoxemia during one lung ventilation
- Describe in brief the principles of one lung anesthesia. Justify the need and indications of postoperative ventilator support
- PNEUMONECTOMY
- Discuss the anaesthetic management of a patient posted for pneumonectomyCa Right Bronchus-preparation and management
- Discuss the pre-operative evaluation and preparation of a 55 year old male with bronchiectasis scheduled for right lower lobe excision
- How would you evaluate and prepare a patient with chronic bronchiectasis scheduled for pneumonectomy? Briefly enumerate the postoperative complications
- ESOPHAGECTOMY
- Preoperative assessment,preparation specific to thoraco abdominal esophagectomy. Describe your anaesthetic problem during operation
- A 68 year old patient with carcinoma esophagus is scheduled for transthoracic esophagectomy. Outline the preoperative evaluation,preparation and anaesthetic management
- A 68 year old male with carcinoma esophagus is posted for total esophagectomy and gastric pull up. Describe the preoperative preparation,evaluation and anaesthetic management
- PFT’s
- Relevance of PFT’s
- Describe with diagram the flow volume loops in:
- (a)Healthy adult
- (b)Patient with restrictive lung disease
- (c)Patient with obstructive lung disease
- Draw a diagram to show various lung volumes and capacities. Describe the spirometry features of patients with obstructive and restrictive pulmonary disorder(
- Bedside PFT’s
- Discribe various pulmonary function tests and there relevance in clinical practice.
- MIXED THORACIC
- Anaesthesia for drainage of empyema thoracis
- Anaesthetic consideration for patient with BPF for repair.
- Hydropneumothorax
- Write the indications of mediastinoscopy? Write the anaesthetic implications of mediastinoscopy
- A 40 year old male with emphysematous bullae in right lung is scheduled for thoracoscopic excision of bulla(VATS). Describe the anaesthetic management
- Anaesthesia for cardiac surgery
- CPB
- Myocardial preservation
- Myocardial protection during CPB
- Anticoagulation and CPB
- Cardioplegia and its role in cardiac anaesthesia practice
- Discuss the various criteria required before weaning a patient from CPB
- Describe the commonly encountered problems following CPB in the post-bypass period
- What is the difference between partial and total cardiopulmonary bypassduring open heart surgery? Describe the complications associated with cardiopulmonary bypass
- Describe the role of cardioplegia in myocardial preservation. What are the other techniques employed for myocardial preservation during cardiopulmonary bypass?
- OPCAB
- Discuss advantages and disadvantages of OPCAB(Dec 2006)
- Enumerate the indications of OPCAB. Describe the technique,advantages and disadvantages
- Discuss anaesthetic management of 20 years old male with RHD with MS for closed mitral valvotomy
- Preop evaluation and anaesthetic management of a 30 year old patient with MS and AF scheduled for balloon angioplasty and valvoplasty
- Enumerate the circulatory assist device. What are the mechanism, indications,contraindications and complications of IABP?
- CARDIAC TRANSPLANT
- Preopanaesthetic implications in a patient with transplanted heart posted for incidental surgery
- Anaesthesia for Correction of Cardiac Arrythmias(pacemakers)
- Specific problems and their prevention during anaesthesia in a patient with artificial pacemaker
- What are the indications for elective cardioversion? How do you prepare and perform this procedure
- Discuss different types of pacemakers and briefly enumerate precautions to be taken during surgery in a patient with pacemaker
- Describe the cardiac conduction system. How do you manage a patient with PSVT
- Anaesthesia for Vascular Surgery.
- Role of anaesthetist in a case of TAO
- Describe the anaesthetic management in a patient with Abdominal Aortic dissection scheduled for aortic bypass graft
- Discuss hemodynamic and metabolic changes during aortic clamping and cross clamping. Describe the renal protective measures during aortic clampingpathophysiology of acc. Also.
- Describe the preoperative evaluation,anaesthetic management and intra operative monitoring of a patient scheduled for carotid endarterectomy
- Anesthesia for Neurosurgery.
- POSTERIOR CRANIAL FOSSA SURGERY
- A 40 year old male had pulse 45/min and BP 190/110 mmHg,diagnosed case of tumor mass in the posterior fossa. How will you prepare and manage the case for removal of tumor
- A 20 year old female with mass in posterior cranial fossa is scheduled for craniotomy. Describe the anaesthetic management
- Describe the anaesthetic considerations for excision of a mass in the posterior cranial fossa in a 20 year old patient
- Describe anaesthetic and postoperative management of a patient undergoing intra-cranial aneurysm surgery
- Hydrocephalus and its various methods of management
- what is cerebral protection? Explain the methods adopted in clinical practice for cerebral protection 4. Discuss the perioperative management of cerebral AVM
- Anaesthetic management of a case of pituatory adenoma for transphenoidalhypophysectomy
- Intraoperative problems of neurosurgical procedures under anaesthesia in sitting position
- A 25 years old man presents with marked features of acromegaly and is posted for Discuss the anaesthetic management
- Discuss the regulation of ICP. Describe the methods available for reducing it under anaesthesia
- Describe the preop evaluation and anesthetic management of a 20 years old male scheduled for cerebral AV MALFORMATION surgery.
- Anaesthesia for Bariartric Surgery.
- Morbid obesity-its anaesthetic implication
- Discuss the anaesthetic techniques and postoperative problems in an obese patient for large hernia of interior abdominal wall
- Define morbid obesity. Enumerate the changes that occur in the respiratory,cardiovascular and metabolic systems in obesity. A 40 year old patient with height 158 cms and weighing 150 ks is scheduled for pyelolithotomy. How will you evaluate this patient preoperatively? Discuss the problems involved and the anaesthetic management
- Describe obesity and problems related to this. How would you manage the anaesthesia and choice of anaesthetic agent
- Discuss the perioperative problems in a patient with morbid obesity(Dec 2008).
- Discuss the problems and their anaesthetic implications of a 40 year old morbidly obese patient scheduled for gastric banding
- Define BMI. Classify obesity and discuss the anaesthetic considerations in a morbidly obese patients
- Discuss the preoperative evaluation of a 25 year old man with OSA scheduled for laparotomy. How would you prepare him for surgery
- Classify obesity. Describe preoperative evaluation, preparation and anesthetic goals in a 30 year old female scheduled for bariatric surgery
- How will you evaluate a patient of obstructive sleep apnoea scheduled for an elective laparotomy. Briefly describe the preop prep of such patient.
- Describe the tumescent technique for local anesthesia in a patient undergoing liposuction and abdominoplasty
- 65)Anaesthesia for Renal and GUT
- Describe the anaestheticassessment and management of a 70 year old patient posted for What are the possible complications and how will you treat them?
- Anaesthetic management of 80 years old male kept for TURP
- Anaesthetic considerations of a patient on pacemaker for TURP
- What are the problems associated with anaesthesia for an elective surgery in a patient of chronic renal failure
- Discuss the anaesthetic concerns in a patient with end stage renal disease. Differentiate between peritoneal dialysis and haemodialysis.
- Describe clinical presentation,pathophysiology and management of TURP syndrome
- A 70 year old male with a drug eluting stent placed two years ago following myocardial infarction is scheduled for TURP. Describe the anesthetic management
- Anaesthesia and Hepatobiliary System .
- HEPATO RENAL SYNDROME
- Discuss the patho-physiology of hepatorenal syndrome. What are the measures to prevent it?
- Describe briefly the diagnosis,patholophysiology and treatment of heaptorenal syndrome in a case of advanced liver cirrhosis
- LIENO -RENAL SHUNT
- Pre anaesthetic evaluation and preparation of a patient with portal hypertension for leno renal shunt
- Write preoperative evaluation and preparation of a patient with portal HTN scheduled for L-R shunt
- A 40 year old patient with portal hypertension is scheduled for lieno renal shunt. Outline the pre-operative evaluation,preparation and anaesthetic management of this patient
- Anaesthetic considerations in Chronic liver Failure
- A patient with obstructive jaundice(Serum bilirubin 20 mg%) is posted for Whipple’s Discuss preoperative evaluation and anaesthetic management of this case
- Describe the risk stratification of a patient with deranged liver functions scheduled for partial liver resection
- Enumerate the functions of liver. Discuss the anaesthetic implications in a patient with cirrhosis and ascites
- 67)Anaesthesia for Organ Transplantation.
- RENAL TRANSPLANT
- How do you plan for renal transplant surgery? Draw plan for an operation theatre exclusively for renal transplant surgery
- Pre-operative evaluation of a case with CRF posted for renal transplant
- Discuss the preoperative evaluation,preparation and anaesthetic management of a patient with transplanted kidney presenting for incidental elective surgery
- LIVER TRANSPLANT
- Anaesthetic problems of liver transplantation surgery
- HEART TRANSPLANT
- A patient who has undergone heart transplant requires non cardiac surgery. What precautions must be undertaken by an anaesthetic for surgery
- 68)Anaesthesia for Laparoscopic Surgery.
- Problems of laparoscopic surgery and monitoring techniques used during the procedure
- Discuss the physiological changes due to pneumoperitoneum in laparoscopic abdominal List the intra-operative complications
- Describe the preanesthetic preparation of a patient with prosthetic heart valves on warferin posted for laproscopic cholecystectomy
- obstretic anaesthesia
- PIH
- HELLP SYNDROME
- Diagnosis and management of HELLP syndrome
- HELLP syndrome:role of anaesthesiologist
- Define pre-eclampsia and eclampsia. discuss the pathophysiology. Formulate,with reasons the anaesthetic technique for such a patient posted for
- Describe the problems,complications and anesthetic management of CS in a patient with pre-eclamptic toxemia
- Discuss the pathophysiological changes in pre-eclampsia and eclampsia. Discuss your choice of anaesthetic technique for such a patient for emergency CS.
- A 25 years primi gravid in 34 weeks of pregnancy with PIH presented with a BP of 200/110 mmHg for an elective LSCS. Discuss the problems involved and the anaesthetic management
- Mg SO4 therapy
- A 35 weeks pregnant pt with BP of 200/100 mmHg,edema and albuminuria is to be prepared for elective CS. Discuss preparation and preferred anaesthesia technique(regional or general)
- Anaesthetic management of patient with severe pre eclampsia for CS
- Discuss the perioperative evaluation and management of a 30 year old primi admitted at 36 weeks of pregnancy with eclampsia presenting for emergency LSCS
- Define PIH. How it is different from essential hypertention. Describe the anesthetic management of a 25 year old patient with 38 wks of pregnancy scheduled for emergency LSCS AND elective LSCS.
- NON OBSTETRIC SURGERY DURING PREGNANCY
- A female patient aged 32 with 5 months amenorrhoea suffered from Koch’s mid dorsal spine developed paraplegia. She is scheduled for anterolateral decompression surgery. Discuss pre-operative preparation,anaesthetic management and postoperative care
- Anaesthetic management of emergency appendicectomy in a 16 weeks pregnant patient
- Anaesthesia for a pregnant woman for non-obstetric surgery
- Laparoscopic surgery in a pregnant patient
- Outline the anaesthetic management of a female with 28 weeks pregnancy scheduled for emergency appendicectomy
- Describe the physiological changes of cardiovascular and respiratory systems in pregnancy. Discuss the anaesthetic considerations and management of pregnant patient undergoing non-obstetric surgery during first trimester
- Outline the perioperative considerations in an obstretic patient for non obstretic surgical intervention
- ANAESTHESIA FOR CS
- Mendelson’s syndrome
- Discuss the pathogenesis,clinical features and management of mendelson’s syndrome
- Aspiration prophylaxis in obstetrics
- What is Mendelson’s syndrome? Enumerate acid aspiration prophylaxis in a patient scheduled for emergency CS
- PHYSIOLOGICAL CHANGESDUE TO PREGNANCY
- Describe physiological changes occurring during pregnancy and clinical implications to the anaesthesiologist
- Supine hypotension syndrome
- Techniques to prevent hypotension after SA in CS
- What are the objectives of premedication in a patient scheduled for elective CS? Describe the drugs used with their doses and rationale
- PREGNANCY AND CO-EXISTING DISEASE
- A patient of COA is scheduled for CS. Discuss the preoperative preparation,anaesthetic management and postoperative care of the patient
- Medical diseases and obstetrics
- Problems and management of pregnant patient with dilated cardiomyopathy on treatment for emergency LSCS
- Pre-anaesthetic evaluation of a patient of MS for MTP and sterilization
- Discuss the pre operative evaluation and management of a 30 year old female patient who underwent mitral valve replacement 6 months ago and is now scheduled for MTP with laparoscopic sterilization
- Enumerate the perioperative problems and anaesthetic management of a 28 year old patient with MS for elective CS
- A HIV positive patient is scheduled for elective CS. Describe the precautions for the management of this patient
- LABOUR ANALGESIA
- Describe the various regimens for painless labour
- Modern trends in obstetric analgesia.
- Describe innervations of female genital tract with a diagram and discuss methods of producing painless labour
- Discuss the physiological changes secondary to pain in labour. Describe the role of para-cervical and pudendal nerve blocks in obstetric analgesia
- Draw a labeled diagram of labor pain pathway. Describe method,advantages and disadvantages of preferred technique of labor analgesia
- ORTHO/ENT/OPTHALM/PAED/MISC.
- Amniotic fluid embolism
- Role of anaesthesiologist in an obstetric unit
- Regional Vs GA in obstetric surgery
- Medical aspect and obstetrics
- What are the causes of obstetric haemorrhage? Describe its management including anaesthesia
- Describe in a step wise manner management of uterine atony during caesarean section.
- Describe the use of tranaxemic acid and activated factor VII in management of obstretic haemorrhage
- Anaesthesia for Orthopaedics.
- TOTAL HIP REPLACEMENT
- A 60 year old women with RA is for THR. Discuss the anaestheticproblems and management
- An 80 year old male is posted for total hip replacement. Discuss the pre-operative evaluation, preparation and anaesthetic management of this case
- Anaesthetic consideration of a patient for surgery for fracture neck of femur,one year after CABG
- An 86 year old patient is scheduled for open reduction and internal fixation of subtronchanteric fracture of femur. Discuss the preoperative evaluation and anaesthetic management of this patient
- Describe the anaesthetic management of an 80 year old male scheduled for THR. Mention the methods of postop pain relief
- What are the pre-operative considerations in total hip arthroplasty? What are the goals of its intra-operative management?
- What are the causes of intra operative hypotension during total hip replacement? Outline the treatment strategies
- TOTAL KNEE REPLACEMENT
- Discuss the preanesthetic evaluation, anesthetic management and postop pain management in a 75 years old female scheduled for B/L knee replacement
- SCOLIOSIS
- Discuss the anaesthetic problems,preoperative preparation and anaesthetic management of a case posted for correction of kyphoscoliosis
- Anaesthetic problems in scoliosis surgery
- FAT EMBOLISM
- Discuss in detail the etiology,pathophysiology,diagnosis and treatment of fat embolism syndrome(June 2002)
- RA technique for upper extremity surgery
- What are the indications and contraindications for use of arterial tourniquet. What complication may arise from the use of such tourniquet
- Problems encountered by anaesthetists during the orthopaedic operative procedures
- Risk factors for venous thromboembolism and classify the current methods of prevention with examples
- How will you diagnose DVT? Write the methods of prophylaxis and management
- How do you diagnose DVT? Describe the predisposing factors and its management
- 71)Anaesthesia for Geriartrics.
- Enumerate age related changes in CVS,RS,NS and renal systems in geriartric patient which can affect anaestheticmanagement. How do the changes in renal functions affect anaesthetic management?
- Describe the process of aging with regard to organ functions and its anesthetic relevance
- 72)Anaesthesia for Trauma.
- Role of anaesthetist in multiple trauma
- Post traumatic fat embolism
- How will you do anaesthetic management in 10 years old child with multiple injuries?
- Assessment of an adult who sustained multiple trauma of few hours duration
- What are the factors that predispose trauma patients to increased anaesthetic risks? Briefly mention their management
- Describe the objectives and initial assessment of an adult roadside trauma victim presenting to the emergency department.
- 73)Anesthesia for Prehospital Emergency and Trauma Care.
- GOLDEN HOUR
- What do you mean by the golden hour in trauma? Discuss the role of anaesthetist in resuscitation of trauma patient
- what do you mean by golden hour in trauma? Explain the role of anaesthetist in trauma management
- TRIAGE
- What is Triage? What are triage criteria in relation to trauma?
- What do you mean by multi-casulaty triaging? Why is it important? How do you triage victims in the casualty following a mass disaster?
- Mention briefly the organization of anesthesia and resuscitative services for disaster management.
- Pre-hospital trauma care
- 74)Chemical and Biological Warfare Agents:The Role of the Anaesthesiologist.
- Enumerate the classical biological warfare agents. Describe physical findings,pathogenesis and treatment of anthrax
- 75)Anaesthesia for Eye.
- PERFORATING EYE INJURY IN A CHILD
- Anaesthesia for perforating injury of the eye in a 3 year old child
- A 4 year old child is scheduled for emergency repair of penetrating eye injury of the eye. Discuss the anaesthetic management
- Describe the anaesthetic management in a 10 year old child scheduled for perforating eye injury repair
- Describe the preoperative evaluation and anaesthetic management of a four year old child with perforating eye injury scheduled for repair under GA
- Anaesthesia for squint surgery
- Occulocardiac reflex
- Anaesthesia for intraocular surgery
- Describe the different anaesthesia techniques practiced for cataract surgery and their complications
- Anesthesia for ENT
1 year old child is scheduled for adenotonsillectomy. Describe the preopassesment and anesthetic management including management of pain. - Describe the options available for maintaining airway during microlaryngeal surgery. What are the anesthetic concerns in a patient undergoing microlaryngeal surgery?
- POST- TONSILLECTOMY BLEEDING
- Post tonsillectomy bleeding
- Anaesthetic management of a case for post-tonsillectomy bleeding
- Anaesthetic considerations and management of a child with post-tonsillectomy bleeding
- An 8 years old child who underwent tonsillectomy 4 hours ago retuns to the operating table with bleeding from tonsillar site. Describe preparation,preoperative assessment and anaesthetic management of this case
- Anaesthetic management of a child with retropharyngeal abscess presenting for surgical drainage
- Problems of microlaryngeal surgery
- Discuss the anaesthetic management of a 70 year man with carcinoma larynx for total laryngectomy
- Describe in detail the anaesthetic management of a patient with coronary artery disease, posted for microlaryngeal surgery. What are the main postoperative problems, their prevention and management
- Anaesthesia for Robotic Surgery.
- Anaesthetic problems in robotic surgery
- What are the anesthetic implications in robotic surgery? Discuss the common postoperative complications after laparoscopic procedures
- 78)Anaesthesia for Laser Surgery.
- Problems during anaesthesia for laser surgery
- Anaesthesia for laser surgery of larynx
- Anaesthetic management of laser surgery on tracheobronchisl tract
- A 22 year old male patient with multiple papilloma of larynx is scheduled for laser excision. Describe the anaesthetic management
- What are the anesthetic implications for laser surgery of the airway? Briefly describe the preventive measures.
- 79)Anaesthesia for DCS(AA).
- MONITORED ANAESTHESIACARE
- Monitored AnaesthesiaCare
- Monitored anaesthesia care in a 75 year old man with IHD for cataract surgery
- Define monitored anaesthesia care. Discuss its goals and techniques
- What is monitored anaesthesia care? Discuss the discharge criteria for a patient after day care surgery.
- What is monitored anaesthesia care? Describe minimum monitoring standards for a patient undergoing monitored anaesthesia care
- Define monitored anaesthesia care. Eneumerate its goals and indications. Discuss its advantages and disadvantages.
- DCS
- Anaesthesia for DCS
- Discharge criteria in outpatient anaesthesia
- Criteria for selection of patients for ambulatory surgery
- RA in day care surgery
- Describe the criteria for selection of anaesthetic agents for use in DCS. Enumerate the agents of your choice with reasons
- A 6 years old boy underwent adenoidectomy under GA as DCS. Enumerate the discharge criteria of this patient
- What are the anaesthetic considerations for DCS? Discuss the clinical criteria for recovery a nd discharge after day care surgery
- Describe the various drugs used for premedication in patients undergoing ambulatory (outpatient) anesthesia/surgery along with there specific roles80)Anaesthesia at Remote / OUTSIDE OR
- Enumerate the general principles of anesthesia outside the OR. Briefly outline the anesthetic plan for 23 year old patient scheduled for oocyte retrival in IVF suite
- MRI
- MRI and anaesthesia
- What are the problems in monitoring an anaesthetized patient in MRI
- What are the limitations and hazards of providing anaesthesia in the MRI suite? Describe the anaesthetic management of a 6 months old child with hydrocephalus scheduled for
- Describe the anaesthetic management in a patient scheduled for MRI
- RD AND RT
- Anaesthesia for RT
- Anaesthetic management of radio diagnostic procedures
- ECT
- Anaesthetic considerations for modified ECT
- A 60 year old male with refractory depression is scheduled for ECT. Describe the anaesthetic management
- Elective cardioversion
- CT
- Management of a 4 year old child scheduled foe CT brain using an iodine solution(Dec 2000).
- 81)Clinical Care in Extreme Environments at High and Low pressure in Space.
- What are the problems with acute exposure to high altitude? Discuss briefly the anaesthetic considerations at high altitude
- 82)Dental Anesthesia
- Anaesthesia for multiple dental extractions in a child with TOF
- Problems and role of anaesthetist in dental chair
- Discuss in brief the problems of adult patients with Down’s syndrome for multiple teeth extraction
- SECTION VI-PAEDIATRIC ANAESTHESIA
- ANATOMY OF LARYNX
- Tracheo-bronchial tree with diagram
- Discuss the anatomy of diaphragm with a diagram. How does it behave under different stages of anaesthesia
- Describe the anatomy of larynx and its innervations. What are the differences between neonatal and adult larynx
- Describe the innervations of larynx and the palsises following nerve in jury with the help of diagram(s)
- Describe the anatomy of larynx with difference in adult and children. What is importance of recurrent laryngeal nerve in anaesthesia practice
- How does the paediatric airway differ from that of an adult? What are the implications for an anaesthesiologist
- Describe the nerve supply of nasal cavity and larynx. How would you block these nerves for awake nasal intubation?
- Describe the anatomy of larynx. How would you anaesthetize the airway for awake intubation
- VOCAL CORD PALSIES
- Vocal cord palsies with the aid of diagrams of direct laryngoscopic view(Dec 2000).
- Anatomy of larynx. Enumerate with diagrams the types of vocal cord palsies
- 83)RA in Children.
- CAUDAL EPIDURAL IN PAEDIATRICS
- Caudal epidural analgesia in anaesthesia practice
- What are the indications of caudal epidural in paediatric patient undergoing surgery? Describe the techniques and write its complications
- What are the indications of caudal epidural anaesthesia in paediatric patients undergoing surgery? Describe the technique and enumerate its complications
- Discuss indications,techniques and complications of caudal epidural block in children
- What are the options for providing postoperative pain relief in children? Describe the complications of caudal block and measures to prevent them
- Postoperative analgesia in children
- Discuss the various methods of postop pain relief in paediatrics
- Regional analgesia in children
- Postop analgesia in infant for circumscision
- Postop analgesia in children for inguinal hernia
- Assessment of pain in children
- Role of regional anaesthesia in paediatric surgery
- Spinal anaesthesia in children
- Indications,techniques and complications of spinal anaesthesia in paediatric patients undergoing surgery
- What are the methods of pain assessment in infants and children? Discuss the pharmacological management of acute pain in paediatric patients
- Paediatric Anesthesia.
- TEF
- Describe the anatomy and physiology of various types of TEF. Discuss the anaesthetic management
- Describe the anaesthetic management of a neonate scheduled for repair of TEF
- Discuss the perioperative problems and anaesthetic management of a two days old child scheduled to undergo TEF repair
- MENINGO-MYELOCOELE
- Preoperative management of a neonate for meningomyelocoele surgery
- A neonate for repair of cervical meningo-myelocoele
- HYDROCEPHALUS
- Preoperative assessment and anaesthetic management of a 2 year old child of hydrocephalus posted for shunt procedure
- Discuss the perioperative problems and anaesthetic management of a one year old child with hydrocephalus scheduled for shunt procedure
- What are the types of hydrocephalous? What are the anesthetic concerns in a baby with hydrocephalous posted for V-P shunt procedure?
- GASTROCHISIS
- Discuss the problems,preoperative preparation and anaesthetic management of a neonate posted for repair of gastrochisis
- FOREIGN BODY
- A 4 year old boy has come in emergency with foreign body in right bronchus. How will u manage for bronchoscopy for such a patient
- Anaesthetic management of a 2 year old child for therapeutic bronchoscopy following inhalation of foreign body 2 days ago child could not exhibit any sign of airway obstruction
- A 2 year old child weighing 10kg is scheduled for removal of organic foreign body in right Discuss the anaesthetic management
- Discuss the pre-operative evaluation and anaesthetic management of a 2 year old child scheduled for removal of foreign body in bronchus
- CDH
- Anaesthetic problems of repair of CDH in a neonate
- Pre-operative evaluation and anaesthetic management of one day old child with CDH
- Describe the pathophysiology,clinical manifestations and anaesthetic management of CDH in a neonate
- What are the anesthetic risks in a premature neonate? Describe the prognostic indicators in a neonate scheduled for repair of congenital diaphragmatic hernia.
- TEMPERATURE REGULATION
- Discuss the regulation of body temperature. How will you prevent hypothermia in a neonate posted for major abdominal surgery
- Temperature regulation in neonate and prevention of hypothermia in neonate during perioperative period
- Heat loss during abdominal surgery in a newborn child
- INGUINAL HERNIA
- months old baby for hernia repair-anaestehtic and postoperative pain management discuss
- FLUID MANAGEMENT
- Perioperative fluid requirement for a paediatric patient undergoing elective surgery
- Recent advances in intra-operative paediatric fluid management
- Perioperative fluid requirement in small paediatric patients
- Outline the principles of perioperative fluid therapy in a 10 days old child scheduled for elective surgery
- GENERAL
- Anaesthetic implications of neonatal anaesthesia
- Preoperative considerations in paediatric patients
- Fasting guidelines for children. How does premedication inadults differ from that in
- Discuss the anaesthetic implications and perioperative management of a six month old child scheduled for excision of cystic hygroma
- Enumerate the major concerns for anaesthesiologist in hypertrophic pyloric stenosis in a Write down the anaesthetic management of such a case
- Describe the preop evaluation and anesthetic management of a one month old child with biliary atresia scheduled for laparotomy and repair
- Anesthesia for Paediatric Cardiac Surgery.
- TOF
- A ten year old child suffering from TOF is diagnosed to have brain abscess. outline the perioperative management
- A child with TOF is posted for corrective surgery. Discuss the preoperative evaluation and anaesthetic management of this case
- How will you evaluate a three year old child with systolic murmur scheduled for surgery? Briefly discuss the anaesthetic implications?
- What are the causes and manifestations of congenital cyanotic heart disease. Briefly discuss the principles of anesthetic management in a case of TOF.
- PDA
- Classify CHD. Explain with diagrams the blood flow before and after delivery in PDA
- Write anaesthetic management of a 3 year old child scheduled for PDA ligtion
- Discuss the pathophysiology and clinical presentation of a patient with PDA? Describe the perioperative anesthetic management of an infant posted for surgical closure of PDA.
- 86)Paediatric and Neonatal Intensive Care.
- Assessment of pain in children
- Discuss briefly different modes used for neonatal ventilation
- 87)Fetal Anaesthesia.
- Draw a neat labeled diagram of fetal circulation and delineate the difference from adult
- Anaesthetic implications of fetal surgery
- Draw a labeled diagram to illustrate the fetal circulation. What are the circulatory changes that occur at birth?
- Describe fetal circulation. Describe the process of conversion of fetal into adult circulation.
- POSTOPERATIVE AND CRITICAL CARE
- POSTOP SHIVERINGPERIOPERATIVE HYPO THERMIA
- Post-op shivering
- Postoperative hypothermia its causes,prophylaxis and management
- Discuss pathophysiology and management of shivering in PACU
- Post anaesthesia shivering-implications and management
- Breifly describe thermoregulation in human body. Discuss the impact of perioperative hypothermia.
- APACHE score
- Oxygen therapy in the postoperative period
- Postoperative jaundice
- Post-operative elective ventilation
- Postoperative pulmonary complications
- Causes and management of postoperative hypoxemia
- -what are the factors leading to arterial hypoxemia in the PACU? Discuss the differential diagnosis
- Planning of PACU
- Describe the techniques of chest physiotherapy? What is its role in the post surgical period
- What are the criteria for discharge from PACU?
- What is postoperative jaundice? Describe its cause
- 89)PONV.
- Post anaesthetic vomiting
- PONV for ophthalmology
- Enumerate the risk factors for PONV. Discuss its management
- Enumerate the risk factors for PONV. Discuss measures to prevent and its management
- Describe the risk factors and predictors of PONV. Describe its management in the pre-operative period
- 90)Acute Postoperative Pain.
- PRE EMPTIVE ANALGESIA
- Discuss the various methods of providing postoperative pain relief. What do you understand from the term pre-emptive analgesia
- Pre-emptive analgesia
- Current concepts in pre-emptive analgesia
- Commonly used techniques and drugs for postoperative pain relief
- Pain relief for fracture ribs
- Acute pain management service
- Outline the various modalities for management of postoperative pain following major abdominal surgery. Enumerate the differences between acute and chronic pain
- 92)Cognitive Dysfunction and Other Longterm Complications of Surgery
- Central anticholinergic syndrome in postoperative period
- Types of post operative cognitive dysfunction(POCD). Enumerate the method to detect POCD in clinical practice
- 93)Postoperative Visual Loss.
- Enumerate causes of postoperative visual loss. Describe the pathophysiology and its management
- -CRITICAL CARE MEDICINE
- POISONING
- OP POISONING
- Clinical manifestations and management of acute OP poisoning
- What are the clinical features of organophosphorous poisoning? How will you manage a patient of oragnophosphorous poisoning in ICU?
- What are the signs and symptoms of organophosphorous poisoning? Describe its treatment and late complications.
- CO POISONING/ PARACETAMOL/CYANIDE
- Discuss the pathophysiology and management of a case of carbon monoxide poisoning
- Describe briefly pathophysiology,signs,symptoms,diagnosis and treatment of carbon dioxide poisoning
- Write clinical features,diagnosis and management of a case of paracetamol poisoning
- Methhemoglobinemia and anaesthetist
- Discuss the signs and symptoms,pathophysiology and management of cyanide toxicity
- NOSOCOMIAL INFECTIONS
- What are the common nosocomial infections in the ICU? Discuss the measures for prevention of VAP
- The factors influencing tissue oxygenation
- Discuss the management of a patient with snake bite
- What are the determinants of cardiac output and discuss various non-invasive methods of measurement of cardiac output
- A 65 year old patient,chronic cigarette smoker is admitted to emergency department with acute respiratory distress and altered sensorium. His ABG reveals Pao2 50 mmHg,Paco2 85 mmHg, pH-7. 10. Discuss your plan of management
- What is mixed venous oxygen saturation and its importance in critical care setup? How is it measured
- Critical Care Protocol.
- MECHANICAL VENTILATION:-
- ]WEANING
- Weaning from prolonged ventilation
- Weaning modes of ventilation
- Weaning criteria in a patient of COPD on ventilator
- Enumerate the predictors of weaning from mechanical ventilation(June 2009).
- Enumerate the predictors of weaning a patient on prolonged ventilatory support in the ICU
- ]MODES
- Pressure support ventilation
- Mandatory minute ventilation
- Inverse ratio ventilation
- Pressure Controlled Ventilation
- Write briefly on newer modes of ventilation. Discuss each of theseventilatory modality with reference to an established case of ARDS.
- Newer modes of ventilation
- Non invasive ventilation
- Permissive hypercapnia
- ]COMPLICATION
- Volutrauma
- Long term ventilation and its complication
- Oxygen toxicity
- Ventilator associated pneumonia-what are the causes and preventive measures possible?
- ]PEEP
- PEEP and its application in anaesthesia
- Describe PEEP,its mechanism of action,uses and complications
- Compare and contrast PEEP and CPAP
- What is PEEP? How does it improve arterial pO2? What are its disadvantages?
- ]IPPV
- Physiological changes associated with
- Applied physiology of IPPV
- ]ANALGESIA /SEDATION/PARALYSIS
- Use of muscle relaxants in ICU
- Enumerate the role of sedation in ICU patients
- The role of sedation in ICU patients
- Enumerate the role of analgesics and sedation in patients on ventilator therapy in ICU
- Describe about current openion on managing pain in ICU. What is the role of sedation in ICU patients
- }BURNS
- Discuss the management of a case of 40% burns
- Discuss the pathophysiology and management of inhalational injury
- Management of an adult with smoke inhalational injury
- Resuscitation of a patient with 60% deep burn injury
- Anaesthesia for burnt patient
- Discuss the principles,assessment and methods of analgesia for pain relief in burns
- Assessment and resuscitation of patient with severe burns
- Describe the initial assessment and resuscitation in a 25 year old female with massive burns evacuated from the site of fire
- ARDS
- Describe the pathogenesis and management of adult respiratory distress syndrome
- Describe the ventilatory management of ARDS
- Recent advances in the management of ALI and ARDS
- Permissive hypercapnia
- What is ARDS? Discuss the ventilator strategies in a patient of ARDS
- What are the diagnostic criteria for ARDS. DESCRIBE THE VENTILATOR strategies for management of ARDS
- Discuss in brief causes, management and outcome of ARDS. What is the end point of r esuscitation in sepsis?
- SHOCK/SEPSIS
- Discuss the pathophysiology,preventive and corrective measures of irreversible shock
- Define MODS. How do you plan to manage such a case?
- Septic shock
- Role of vasopressors in septic shock
- Enumerate the symptoms of shock and discuss the methods used for assessment of systemic perfusion
- Describe various components of surviving sepsis guidelines
- Define and classify shock. Discuss the recent guidelines for the management of septic shock
- How would you assess a case of septic shock due to pancreatitis? Briefly discuss its management
- Describe the criteria for diagnosis of SIRS. Briefly discuss its management.
- Write an algorithm for the management of early haemorrhagic shock. What are the goals in early resuscitation during active bleeding?
- Describe the pathophysiology of traumatic hemorrhagic shock. Eneumerate the goals, advantages and disadvantages of earLy and late resuscitation practice
- Define and classify shock. Discuss the recent guidelines for the management of CARDIOGENIC shock
- Classify haemorrhagic shock. What are the indications for permissive hypotension? Describe fluid management in a patient with haemorrhagic
- What is anaphylaxis? Describe in a stepwise manner management of hypersensitivity reaction in an anesthetized patient.
- }TRACHEOSTOMY
- Tracheostomy -techniques and complications
- Percutaneous dilational tracheostomy-various techniques and their advantages over conventional tracheostomy
- Enumerate the indications of tracheostomy. Describe different techniques of performing percutaneous dilatational trachesotomy
- 96)Respiratory Care.
- Oxygen therapy
- -Oxygen therapy in postop period
- High Frequency ventilation
- Discuss methods of humidification
- NIV:advantages,disadvantages and methods of administration
- What is oxygen delivery? Classify oxygen delivery systems. Discuss the role of ventimask in oxygen therapy
- Describe the interfaces used with non invasiveventilation(NIV). What is NIV protocol? Describe the current definitive indication of NIV
- Neurocritical Care.
- Resuscitation of head injury patient
- GCS
- Monitoring and control of raised ICP in head injury
- Methods of decreasing increased ICP
- Management of spinal injury
- Regulation of intracranial tension
- -Discuss the management of intracranial hypertension
- Medical management of head injured patient
- What is cerebral protection? Explain the methods adopted in clinical practice for cerebral protection
- Describe the regulation of ICP and methods available for reducing the pressure under anaesthesia
- What are the pathophysiological insults which exacerbate the primary brain injury following head trauma? How can these effects be reduced?
- What are the indications for ICP monitoring in patients with head injury? describe the ICU management strategies of a patient with severe head injury?
- What is awareness during surgery? Describe methods of monitoring awareness. What are the complications associated with awareness during surgery?
- Describe Glasgow coma score. Describe preoperative management of traumatic brain injury.
- 98)Nutrition and Metabolic Control.
- Present day concept of IV alimentation
- Indications and hazards of parenteral nutrition
- Parenteral nutrition in critically ill patient
- A 50 year old man with COPD is on ventilator in ICU. Plan his enteral feeding and discuss its advantages and disadvantages
- Enteric feeding in the critically ill patient
- -Enteral feeding in the critically ill patients-indications,techniques and complications
- What are the goals of nutritional support in critically ill patients? Describe the daily requirements for proteins,lipids,carbohydrates for a patient with advanced sepsis admitted in the ICU
- How will you calculate the energy requirements in an ICU patient? What are the advantages and disadvantages of parenteral versus enteral nutrition?
- How would u prescribe TPN to a 50 kg patient in ICU? Briefly mention the monitoring of this
- What are the complications of nutritional support in ICU. What are the special consideration in a patient with renal dysfunction.
- 99)RRT.
- What are the problems related to chronic hemodialysis
- What are the indications for RRT? List different modes of RRT. Discuss the role of CRRT in septic shock
- Discuss indications and techniques of RRT. Discuss role of CRRT in septic shock
- What are the indications for renal replacement therapy? Describe its role in MODS
- 100)CPR-BLS and ALS.
- NEONATAL RESUSCITATION
- Neonatal resuscitation in the labour room
- What are the recent guidelines for neonatal resuscitation
- What are the new guidelines for ventilation and external cardiac compression for neonatal resuscitation? What are the drugs (with doses) used for neonatal resuscitation?
- Write down the algorithm for resuscitation of a newborn
- Describe the BLS measure in an adult, who has been brought into the emergency room of the hospital; in a state of cardiac arrest
- Resuscitation of term pregnant patient
- Defibrillation
- Recent advances in CPR).
- Discuss the management of an unconscious young patient with history of drowning
- -Discuss resuscitation of near drowning patient as per modified CPR guidelines
- Airway devices recommended and used for CPR
- Enumerate 5 H’s and 5 T’s as possible causes of cardiac arrest. What it the management of PEA in an unconscious patient?
- Write the PEA algorithm as per the AHA guidelines
- Enumerate the changes in the ACC/AHA guidelines on resuscitation (BLS & ACLS) for management of cardiac arrest in adult
- Describe the physiology of circulation during closed chest compressions. Discuss the algorithm for BLS
- Describe the salient fetures of the CPR as per AHA 2010 guidelines.
- Describe the current role of induced hypothermia after cardiac arrest? What are the complications of hypothermia in a patient of polytrauma?
- 101)Brain Death.
- Describe the criteria and neurological test for brainstem death and preparing the patient for organ donation
- Write in brief the criteria for determination of brain death and clinical tests for confirmation
- Criteria for brain death and the role of anaesthetist (anesthetic management) in organ harvesting
- Describe the criteria for brain death. and its clinical significance.
- Describe the management of a deceased donoe in intensive care
- -ANCILLARY RESPONSIBILITIES AND PROBLEMS
- OR Management.
- OR pollution
- Sterilization of anaesthesia equipment
- Disinfection
- Pollution in anaesthesia
- OT safety
- What is scavenging in OT? What are the five basic parts of a scavenging system? What are the hazards of a scavenging system?
- What are the types of scavenging systems used in OTs. Describe the role of volatile anesthetics in environmental pollution.
- 103)Electrical Safetyin the OR
- Prevention of fire and explosion hazards in OT
- 104)Environmental Safety including Chemical Dependancy.
- Discuss the environmental hazards in the OT and discuss the measures for its prevention
- 105)Statistical Methods & LAWS in Anaesthesia.
- What do you understand by randomization and blinding in a clinical study? What is importance of p-value and power of study?
- What is normal distribution? What is the difference between paired and unpaired student, s t-test? How are two proportions compared between independent samples?
- Describe sensitivity and specificity as diagnostic statistical test
- Describe boyle,s law and its application to anesthesia
- BIOMEDICAL WASTE
- Define biomedical waste. Briefly describe the guidelines for the management of biomedical waste.
- SENARIO BASED
- TURP+PACEMAKER
- Discuss the pre-operative evaluation and anaesthetic management of an 80 year old patient with cardiac pacemaker for TURP
- Outline the anaesthetic management of a 70 year old patient with permanent pacemaker scheduled for TURP
- Discuss the anaesthetic management of a 60 year old patient for resection of carcinoma sigmoid colon with history of MI sustained 10 weeks ago
- Preoperative evaluation and preparation and anaesthesia management of a known case of bronchial asthma posted for radical mastectomy
- A patient of coarctation of aorta is scheduled for CS. Discuss the preoperative preparation, anaesthetic management and post-operative care of the patient
- Anaesthetic management of a patient with suspected posterior fossa tumor with BP 180/90 mmHg, HR-45/min and signs of raised ICT
- A patient for surgery for fracture neck of femur, one year after CABG
- Diabetic patient with autonomic neuropathy for abdominal hysterectomy
- Intraoperative management of 40 years old male with hypertension and IHD for right pyelolithotomy
- Discuss the anaesthetic management of a 20 year old male with achalasia cardia and bronchial asthma for laparoscopic cardiomyotomy
- A 70 year old hypertensive man with CAD is scheduled for TURP. Discuss the anaesthetic management
- Preop evaluation and preparation of 36 years old asthmatic female scheduled for laparoscopic cholecystectomy
- Discuss anaesthetic management of 70 years old hypertensive with CAD scheduled for TURP
- Discuss the preoperative evaluation and anaesthetic management of a 45 year old male with history of MI 3 months back and is scheduled to undergo exploratory laparotomy
- RECENT ADVANCES.
- ANTS (anesthesia non technical skills).
- Levosimendon
- Remifentanyl
- Suggamadex
- Dexmedetomedine
- Desflurane
- Alladincassett vaporizer
- Sepsis guidelines recent (2017).
- Airway guidelines (2015)
- Videolaryngoscopes
- Supraglottic airway devices.
- Newer drug delivery systems (opioids)
- Lung ultrasound (blue protocol0
- Recent advances in post-op pain management (pediatric & adult).
- Obstructive sleep apnoea (stop bang criteria)
- Blood substitutes
- Recent advances in perioperative fluid management (3rd space concept)
- Newer modes of ventilation (NAVA/HFV/LIQUID/HELIOX).
- PARAVERTEBRAL BLOCK ANATOMY
- Anesthesia for fetal surgeries.
- Recent guidelines for neonatal resuscitation. (2014)
- Recent advances in neuromuscular monitoring.
- Recent advances in labour analgesia.
- Oocyte retrival in IVF suites.
- Measures of tissue oxygenation.