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[null,"No. Completed","No. LO's","% Complete"]
["Airway Mx",{"$f":"'Airway Mx'!B51","v":0},{"$f":"'Airway Mx'!B50","v":43},{"$f":"'Airway Mx'!B52","v":0}]
["GA + Sedation",{"$f":"'GA + Sedation'!B56","v":0},{"$f":"'GA + Sedation'!B55","v":48},{"$f":"'GA + Sedation'!B57","v":0}]
["Pain",{"$f":"Pain!B44","v":0},{"$f":"Pain!B43","v":36},{"$f":"Pain!B45","v":0}]
["Periop Med",{"$f":"'Periop Med'!B137","v":0},{"$f":"'Periop Med'!B136","v":33},{"$f":"'Periop Med'!B138","v":0}]
["Regional + LA",{"$f":"'Regional + LA'!B71","v":0},{"$f":"'Regional + LA'!B70","v":35},{"$f":"'Regional + LA'!B72","v":0}]
["Resus, Trauma + Crisis Mx",{"$f":"'Resus, Trauma and Crisis Mx'!B166","v":0},{"$f":"'Resus, Trauma and Crisis Mx'!B165","v":58},{"$f":"'Resus, Trauma and Crisis Mx'!B167","v":0}]
["Safety + Quality",{"$f":"'Safety + Quality'!B76","v":0},{"$f":"'Safety + Quality'!B75","v":39},{"$f":"'Safety + Quality'!B77","v":0}]
["Roles in Practice",{"$f":"'Roles in Practice'!B100","v":0},{"$f":"'Roles in Practice'!B99","v":56},{"$f":"'Roles in Practice'!B101","v":0}]
["Cardiac",{"$f":"'Cardiac '!B64","v":0},{"$f":"'Cardiac '!B63","v":29},{"$f":"'Cardiac '!B65","v":0}]
["Gsurg+Uro+Gyn+Endo",{"$f":"'Gsurg+Uro+Gyn+Endo'!B60","v":0},{"$f":"'Gsurg+Uro+Gyn+Endo'!B59","v":11},{"$f":"'Gsurg+Uro+Gyn+Endo'!B61","v":0}]
["ENT+MF+Dent+ECT",{"$f":"'ENT+MF+Dent+ECT'!B61","v":0},{"$f":"'ENT+MF+Dent+ECT'!B60","v":27},{"$f":"'ENT+MF+Dent+ECT'!B62","v":0}]
["ICU",{"$f":"ICU!B153","v":0},{"$f":"ICU!B152","v":106},{"$f":"ICU!B154","v":0}]
["NSurg+Nrad",{"$f":"'NSurg+NRad'!B56","v":0},{"$f":"'NSurg+NRad'!B55","v":28},{"$f":"'NSurg+NRad'!B57","v":0}]
["OBS",{"$f":"OBS!B81","v":0},{"$f":"OBS!B80","v":30},{"$f":"OBS!B82","v":0}]
["OPHTHAL",{"$f":"OPHTHAL!B41","v":0},{"$f":"OPHTHAL!B40","v":17},{"$f":"OPHTHAL!B42","v":0}]
["ORTHO",{"$f":"ORTHO!B77","v":0},{"$f":"ORTHO!B76","v":25},{"$f":"ORTHO!B78","v":0}]
["PAEDS",{"$f":"PAEDS!B148","v":0},{"$f":"PAEDS!B147","v":84},{"$f":"PAEDS!B149","v":0}]
["Plastics + Burns",{"$f":"'Plastics+Burns'!B46","v":0},{"$f":"'Plastics+Burns'!B45","v":20},{"$f":"'Plastics+Burns'!B47","v":0}]
["Thoracics",{"$f":"Thoracics!B78","v":0},{"$f":"Thoracics!B77","v":24},{"$f":"Thoracics!B79","v":0}]
["VASC+IntRad",{"$f":"'VASC+IntRad'!B82","v":0},{"$f":"'VASC+IntRad'!B81","v":19},{"$f":"'VASC+IntRad'!B83","v":0}]
["Overall",{"$f":"SUM(B2:B21)","v":0},{"$f":"SUM(C2:C21)","v":768},{"$f":"(B22/C22)*100","v":0}]

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["Airway Management"]
["Airway Assessment and Planning"]
["IT_AM 1.2 ","Discuss the important features of history and examination that may identify a potentially difficult airway ",null,false]
["IT_AM 1.3 ","Outline preoperative fasting requirements and the common measures employed to decrease the risk of pulmonary aspiration ",null,false]
["IT_AM 1.4 ","Describe an appropriate airway strategy for anaesthesia taking account of patient and procedural factors in patients with a normal airway, including indications for rapid sequence induction. ",null,false]
["IT_AM 1.5 ","Describe the indications for manual in-line stabilisation of the neck and the implications for airway management ",null,false]
["IT_AM 1.7 ","Describe the optimal patient position for intubation ",null,false]
["IT_AM 1.8 ","Describe the common complications of intubation ",null,false]
["BT_AM 1.5 ","Describe the potential impact of trauma to the upper or lower airway on ventilation and airway management ",null,false]
["BT_AM 1.6","Describe the clinical features of patients with critical airway obstruction ",null,false]
["BT_AM 1.7","Outline the clinical situations where airway anatomy may be distorted and ventilation impaired ",null,false]
["BT_AM 1.8 ","Describe the commonly performed airway assessment methods and the findings that would suggest potential airway management difficulties ",null,false]
["BT_AM 1.9","Discuss the indications and contraindications for nasal intubation ",null,false]
["AT_AM 1.1 ","Discuss the reliability of the various airway assessment tools ",null,false]
["AT_AM 1.2 ","Discuss airway strategies for patients with a difficult airway and outline a management plan appropriate to the clinical situation ",null,false]
["IT_AM 1.14 ","Describe and classify the view obtained at direct laryngoscopy according to a common grading scale (Cormack-Lehane) ",null,false]
["BT_AM 1.21 ","Discuss the issues involved when access to the airway is shared with surgeons or proceduralists ",null,false]
["AT_AM 2.1 ","Interpret relevant airway investigations, for example, nasendoscopy, CT, MRI and flow volume loops ",null,false]
["BT_AM 1.12 ","Describe the situations where awake intubation or spontaneous breathing induction (gaseous or intravenous) of anaesthesia may be appropriate ",null,false]
["AT_AM 1.4 ","Discuss airway strategies and outline a management plan for patients with critical airway obstruction, for example epiglottitis or laryngeal trauma. ",null,false]
["Post intubation Care and Emergencies"]
["IT_AM 1.10 ","Outline an appropriate ventilation strategy suitable for routine elective and emergency patients ",null,false]
["AT_AM 1.8 ","Discuss ventilation strategies for complex scenarios such as ARDS, bronchospasm, pulmonary hypertension, and select appropriate ventilator parameters for patients with these conditions ",null,false]
["IT_AM 1.11 ","Outline potential management plans to ensure oxygenation of the patient with an unexpected difficult airway ",null,false]
["IT_AM 1.12 ","Outline the clinical features, possible causes, physiological consequences and management of perioperative upper airway obstruction ",null,false]
["IT_AM 1.13 ","Describe a ‘can’t intubate, can’t oxygenate’ drill, including the technique for performing an emergency surgical airway ",null,false]
["IT_AM 1.15 ","Describe the features of oesophageal and endobronchial intubation and outline appropriate management ",null,false]
["IT_AM 1.16 ","Describe the clinical features and outline a management plan for a patient with aspiration of gastric contents ",null,false]
["BT_AM 1.10","Outline a strategy for the safe use of throat packs ",null,false]
["BT_AM 1.20 ","Discuss the clinical features, possible causes and management of perioperative upper airway obstruction including laryngospasm ",null,false]
["Airway Equipment and Adjuncts"]
["BT_AM 1.13 ","Describe the full range of equipment used in airway management including the rationale and indications for its use, as outlined in College professional document PS56 - Guidelines on Equipment to Manage a Difficult Airway During Anaesthesia ",null,false]
["BT_AM 1.14 ","Outline the relative merits and limitations of alternative laryngoscopy blades used for endotracheal intubation ",null,false]
["BT_AM 1.15 ","Outline the various supraglottic airway devices available ",null,false]
["BT_AM 1.16 ","Describe equipment used for manual ventilation ",null,false]
["BT_AM 1.17 ","Outline indications for and the limitations and possible complications of supraglottic airway devices ",null,false]
["BT_AM 1.18 ","Describe methods for providing local anaesthesia to the airway ",null,false]
["AT_AM 1.3 ","Outline the various supraglottic airway devices available and their relative merits ",null,false]
["AT_AM 1.6 ","Discuss the characteristics and appropriate usage of specialised tracheal tubes ",null,false]
["AT_AM 1.7 ","Discuss airway management for patients with a tracheostomy ",null,false]
["Extubation"]
["IT_GS 1.11 ","Describe the clinical features that indicate a patient can be extubated safely (also refer to the Airway management clinical fundamental) ",null,false]
["IT_AM 1.17 ","Describe the clinical features that indicate a patient can be extubated safely ",null,false]
["IT_AM 1.18 ","Describe potential complications at extubation ",null,false]
["IT_AM 1.19","Describe optimisation of the patient for extubation ",null,false]
["BT_AM 1.11 ","Outline different extubation strategies for ‘high risk’ extubation situations ",null,false]
["AT_AM 1.5 ","Discuss strategies for the safe extubation of patients with difficult airways ",null,false]
["IT_AM 1.20","Outline the important airway considerations in determining the suitability of a patient for discharge to recovery ",null,false]
[]
["No. LO's",{"$f":"COUNTA(D3:D48)","v":43}]
["Completed",{"$f":"COUNTIF(D3:D48, TRUE)","v":0}]
["Percent",{"$f":"(B51/B50)*100","v":0}]

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["General Anaesthesia and Sedation"]
["Clinical Pharmacology"]
["AT_GS 1.1 ","Evaluate the place of premedication and the utility of the available agents, particularly with reference to their safety in high risk patients ",null,false]
["AT_GS 1.1a ","Discuss the relative merits of sedation and general anaesthesia for high-risk patients undergoing investigations or procedures. ",null,false]
["AT_GS 1.1b ","Describe the physiological and pharmacological basis for dose titration in procedural sedation, and the application in high-risk patients. ",null,false]
["AT_GS 1.2 ","Evaluate the merits of intravenous and inhalational induction ",null,false]
["AT_GS 1.3 ","Evaluate the use of TIVA and TCI in comparison with inhalational anaesthesia ",null,false]
["AT_GS 1.4 ","Discuss the clinical situations where incomplete reversal of neuromuscular blockade is likely and evaluate measures taken to avoid it ",null,false]
["AT_GS 1.5 ","Describe the concept of ‘response surface models’ and the contribution these models make to the understanding of the process of using combinations of drugs to achieve optimal sedation and anaesthesia ",null,false]
["IT_GS 1.10 ","Outline a strategy for the management of postoperative nausea and vomiting. (Refer to the endorsed Society for Ambulatory Anesthesia Guidelines for Surgical Patients with Postoperative Nausea and Vomiting) ",null,false]
["AT_GS 1.6 ","Evaluate the prophylaxis and treatment of nausea and vomiting ",null,false]
["Integrated Pharmacology"]
["IT_GS 1.14 ","Outline a strategy for the management of post operative analgesia for patients in their care (also refer to the Pain medicine clinical fundamental) (refer to College professional document: PS45 Statement on Patients' Rights to Pain Management and Associated \nResponsibilities) ",null,false]
["IT_GS 1.7 ","Describe the clinical situations when anxiolytic or sedative ME premedication may be indicated or contraindicated ",null,false]
["BT_GS 1.45 ","Define and describe the features that distinguish between conscious sedation, deeper levels of sedation, and general anaesthesia. ",null,false]
["BT_GS 1.45a ","Outline the requirements for safe practice of procedural sedation contained in ANZCA professional document PS9 - Guidelines on Sedation and/or Analgesia for Diagnostic and Interventional Medical, Dental or Surgical Procedures and the ANZCA safe \nprocedural sedation competencies ",null,false]
["BT_GS 1.45b ","Discuss the indications for conscious sedation ",null,false]
["BT_GS 1.45c ","Describe the concepts of ‘therapeutic index’ and ‘margin of safety’ with reference to the provision of procedural sedation ",null,false]
["BT_GS 1.45d ","Outline the rationale for titration of agents in procedural sedation ",null,false]
["BT_GS 1.45e ","Discuss the potential advantages and adverse consequences of the use of combinations of drugs for procedural sedation ",null,false]
["BT_GS 1.58 ","Outline the clinical signs and appropriate management of intra-arterial injection of a harmful substance ",null,false]
["AT_GS 1.7 ","Evaluate the methods available for monitoring depth of anaesthesia and sedation, including the role of electronic monitoring of depth of sedation and anaesthesia ",null,false]
["AT_GS 1.7a ","Discuss the aetiology of and measures to prevent intra- operative awareness under general anaesthesia. ",null,false]
["AT_GS 1.7b ","Discuss your management of a patient who complains of intra-operative awareness under general anaesthesia ",null,false]
["IT_GS 1.12 ","Outline a strategy for the management of failure to wake from anaesthesia ",null,false]
["BT_GS 1.63 ","Discuss the management of failure to wake from anaesthesia ",null,false]
["AT_GS 1.8 ","Discuss the potential causes and management of failure to wake from anaesthesia ",null,false]
["IT_GS 1.13 ","Outline a strategy for the management of postoperative delirium ",null,false]
["BT_GS 1.64 ","Discuss the management of postoperative delirium ",null,false]
["AT_GS 1.9 ","Discuss the potential causes and the prevention and management of perioperative neurocognitive disorders (postoperative delirium, delayed neurocognitive recovery, and postoperative neurocognitive disorder) ",null,false]
["AT_GS 1.10 ","Outline the pathophysiology of chronic drug use and discuss its interaction with perioperative anaesthetic management ",null,false]
["Vascular Access"]
["BT_GS 1.71 ","Outline measures to increase the rate of successful intravenous cannulation and to minimise patient discomfort during this procedure ",null,false]
["BT_GS 1.73 ","Describe central venous cannulation by the jugular, subclavian and femoral routes, including: Indications and contraindications; Possible complications, including measures to reduce these; Steps involved; Documentation required ",null,false]
["BT_GS 1.75 ","Describe arterial cannulation, including: Indications and contraindications; Possible complications, including measures to reduce these; Steps involved; Documentation required ",null,false]
["AT_GS 1.11 ","Describe the insertion of PICC lines",null,false]
["AT_GS 1.12 ","Discuss the advantages and disadvantages of PICC v CVC ",null,false]
["AT_GS 1.13 ","Evaluate the place of ultrasound in vascular access ",null,false]
["AT_GS 1.14 ","Discuss the advantages and disadvantages of the internal/external jugular, subclavian and femoral routes for central venous access (Refer to endorsed guideline from ANZICS: Central Line Insertion and Maintenance Guideline 2012) ",null,false]
["Fluid Therapy"]
["IT_GS 1.6 ","Calculate intravenous fluid requirements and choose intravenous fluid therapy appropriate to the clinical situation for low-risk patients having low-risk surgery ",null,false]
["BT_GS 1.76 ","Outline factors determining perioperative fluid requirements and choice of fluids ",null,false]
["BT_GS 1.77 ","Discuss the appropriate choice of monitoring devices to guide fluid management in the perioperative period (also refer to monitors and monitoring standards, which are covered in the Safety and quality in anaesthetic practice clinical fundamental) ",null,false]
["BT_GS 1.79 ","Discuss the indications for and complications of invasive blood pressure monitoring and the interpretation of the data (also refer to monitors and monitoring standards, which is covered in the Safety and quality in anaesthetic practice clinical fundamental) ",null,false]
["AT_GS 1.15 ","Discuss factors determining perioperative fluid requirements and choice of fluids. ",null,false]
["AT_GS 1.16 ","Discuss goal directed fluid therapy for complex surgical procedures ",null,false]
["AT_GS 1.17 ","Critically evaluate the strategies to minimise blood loss and blood transfusion requirements ",null,false]
["AT_GS 1.18 ","Evaluate the place of CVP measurement in perioperative fluid management ",null,false]
["AT_GS 1.19 ","Describe the technique of insertion of a pulmonary artery catheter ",null,false]
["AT_GS 1.20 ","Evaluate the role of the pulmonary artery catheter in perioperative management ",null,false]
["AT_GS 1.21 ","Evaluate the role of continuous cardiac output monitoring devices (for example, pulse contour cardiac output monitoring) in the perioperative period ",null,false]
["AT_GS 1.22 ","Evaluate methods of manipulating body temperature during anaesthesia and sedation, including active warming and cooling of patients ",null,false]
["AT_GS 1.23 ","Discuss the role of echocardiography in perioperative haemodynamic management ",null,false]
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["Completed",{"$f":"COUNTIF(D3:D53, TRUE)","v":0}]
["Percent",{"$f":"(B56/B55)*100","v":0}]

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["Pain Medicine"]
["Assessment"]
["IT_PM 1.1 ","Define pain, acute pain and chronic pain ",null,false]
["IT_PM 1.2 ","Outline the elements of a basic pain history ",null,false]
["BT_PM 1.29 ","Describe the principles of the assessment of acute pain including the relevance of functional assessment ",null,false]
["Management"]
["IT_PM 1.6 ","Outline the principles of acute pain management and the assessment of analgesic efficacy and adverse effects as contained in the College professional document PS41 - Guidelines on Acute Pain Management ",null,false]
["IT_PM 1.7 ","Outline a protocol for the management of pain in recovery ",null,false]
["IT_PM 1.8 ","Outline a pain management plan for patients having day surgery procedures ",null,false]
["IT_PM 1.10 ","Outline the problems in managing acute pain for patients with chronic prior exposure to opioids ",null,false]
["IT_PM 1.11 ","Describe the assessment and adjustment of continuous regional techniques for acute pain control. ",null,false]
["IT_PM 1.12 ","Describe the advantages and disadvantages of patient controlled analgesia (PCA), continuous infusion and intermittent prescription of opioids for acute pain management ",null,false]
["IT_PM 1.15 ","Outline a plan to transition patients with acute pain from parenteral to oral analgesic therapies (in low complexity cases) ",null,false]
["BT_PM 1.32 ","Formulate a plan for acute pain management, which shows integrated knowledge of the interaction of analgesic agents, patient factors and the aetiology of pain (refer to College professional document: PS41 Guidelines on Acute Pain Management ",null,false]
["BT_PM 1.35 ","Outline clinical situations where regional infusion techniques may be of benefit for the management of acute pain (also refer to the Regional and local anaesthesia clinical fundamental) ",null,false]
["AT_PM 1.5 ","Evaluate the role of acute pain management in rehabilitation and ‘fast-track’ surgery ",null,false]
["AT_PM 1.6 ","Discuss the interaction between pain management techniques and postoperative delirium ",null,false]
["AT_PM 1.9 ","Formulate a pain management plan for patients with complex pain problems demonstrating integrated knowledge of the interaction of analgesic agents, patient factors and the aetiology of pain (refer to College professional document: PS45 Statement on Patients' Rights to Pain Management and Associated \nResponsibilities) ",null,false]
["AT_PM 1.7 ","Discuss the relative merits of systemic and neuraxial opioid agents ",null,false]
["IT_PM 1.9 ","Outline the risks associated with and the monitoring requirements for patients receiving patient-controlled analgesia (PCA), opioid infusions or continuous regional analgesia for acute pain management ",null,false]
["BT_PM 1.37 ","Discuss the risks associated with and the monitoring requirements for patients receiving patient controlled anaesthesia (PCA), opioid infusions, neuraxial and continuous regional analgesia for acute pain management ",null,false]
["Chronic Pain, Neuropathic Pain, Addiction and Psychosocial factors"]
["IT_PM 1.16 ","Outline the contribution of psychosocial factors to the patient’s experience of pain ",null,false]
["BT_PM 1.30 ","Discuss the importance of psychological and social factors in the presentation and management of acute pain ",null,false]
["BT_PM 1.31 ","Outline the pathophysiology of chronic opioid use and abuse and outline management strategies for opioid tolerant patients with acute pain ",null,false]
["BT_PM 1.33 ","Describe the association between acute and chronic pain and the risk of progression from one to the other ",null,false]
["BT_PM 1.34 ","List the predictive factors for chronic postsurgical pain and outline measures to prevent or minimise its occurrence ",null,false]
["AT_PM 1.1 ","Outline the principles of the assessment and management of chronic pain in a multi-disciplinary team context in inpatient and outpatient settings ",null,false]
["AT_PM 1.2 ","Discuss the importance of psychological and social factors in the presentation and management of pain including: anxiety; depression; placebo effect; active and passive coping strategies; illness behaviour; compensation and third party issues",null,false]
["AT_PM 1.3 ","Discuss the management of acute pain for patients with addiction disorder or opioid tolerance ",null,false]
["AT_PM 1.4 ","Discuss the clinical use and mechanisms of action of complementary and alternative medicines used in pain medicine",null,false]
["AT_PM 1.8 ","Describe the place of neurolytic blocks in the management of chronic pain ",null,false]
["Pain in Clincal Scenarios"]
["AT_PM 1.10 ","Outline the diagnosis and management of acute neuropathic pain including diagnostic criteria, features of specific pain syndromes and indications for referral to a pain medicine specialist ",null,false]
["AT_PM 1.11 ","Discuss the management of acute pain in patients with pre- existing chronic pain ",null,false]
["AT_PM 1.12 ","Describe the management of acute back and musculoskeletal pain ",null,false]
["AT_PM 1.13 ","Discuss the management of acute pain following trauma, including chest and orthopaedic trauma ",null,false]
["AT_PM 1.14 ","Outline the issues involved in the management of acute pain during pregnancy (also refer to the Obstetric anaesthesia and analgesia specialised study unit) ",null,false]
["AT_PM 1.15 ","Discuss issues relevant to the management of pain in the elderly ",null,false]
["AT_PM 1.16","Outline the management of pain associated with medical conditions, for example, headache, abdominal pain, herpes zoster-associated pain and pain associated with haematological disorders and cancer",null,false]
["AT_PM 1.17 ","Outline pain management strategies for patients requiring palliative care (refer to College professional document: PS38 Statement Relating to the Relief of Pain and Suffering and End of Life Decisions)",null,false]
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["Percent",{"$f":"(B44/B43)*100","v":0}]

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["Perioperative Medicine"]
["Preoperative"]
["Preoperative Assessment"]
["IT_PO 2.2 ","Take a targeted history and perform a focused examination (may include cardiovascular, respiratory, neurological, abdominal and musculoskeletal) to identify features that will affect perioperative anaesthetic management. ",null,false]
["IT_PO 1.1 ","Outline the ASA physical status classification system and the implications for anaesthesia ",null,false]
["IT_PO 1.2 ","Outline the functional assessment of patients based on exercise capacity and performance of activities of daily living ",null,false]
["IT_PO 1.3 ","Outline how functional assessment is used in perioperative risk assessment ",null,false]
["BT_PO 1.5b ","Describe the effect of ethnicity on physiology and disease ",null,false]
["BT_PO 1.5c ","Discuss the health disparities experienced by indigenous populations and implications for perioperative care (also refer to cultural awareness and sensitivity within the ANZCA Roles in Practice, Professionalism) ",null,false]
["AT_PO 1.1 ","Evaluate the available classifications of physical status and their use in preoperative assessment ",null,false]
["AT_PO 1.4a ","Describe the impact of nutritional status on patient outcomes. ",null,false]
["AT_PO 1.7 ","Discuss the principles of Choosing Wisely. Apply the ANZCA Choosing Wisely recommendations in the peri- operative period ",null,false]
["IT_PO 1.5 ","Outline the indications for common perioperative investigations ",null,false]
["IT_PO 2.3 ","Interpret common perioperative investigations (CXR, ECG, haematology, biochemistry, spirometry, arterial blood gases) and identify when abnormalities will affect perioperative management ",null,false]
["BT_PO 1.1 ","Discuss how abnormalities of common perioperative investigations (CXR, ECG, haematology, biochemistry, spirometry, arterial blood gases) will affect perioperative management ",null,false]
["Harm/ Risk Minimisation and Enhanced Recovery"]
["BT_PO 1.5a ","Describe the perioperative care pathways in primary and secondary care and their effect on patient outcomes ",null,false]
["AT_PO 1.2 ","Evaluate measures to alleviate the risk of the following complications in the perioperative period: "]
[null,"• Aspiration",null,false]
[null,"• Venous thromboembolism"]
[null," • Surgical infection "]
["AT_PO 1.3 ","Discuss the reasons for and potential implications of with- holding or continuing regular medications in the perioperative period ",null,false]
["AT_PO 1.4 ","Discuss the role of prehabilitation. ",null,false]
["AT_PO 1.5 ","Discuss the role and indications for high-carbohydrate pre- operative drinks, enteral feeding, and parenteral nutrition. ",null,false]
["AT_PO 1.6 ","Discuss the concepts of the Perioperative Surgical Home (POSH) and Enhanced Recovery After Surgery (ERAS). ",null,false]
["IT_PO 1.6 ","Discuss the information (i.e. material risks) that must be provided to patients as part of the informed consent process (also refer to the ANZCA Roles in Practice, Medical Expert and Professionalism) ",null,false]
["BT_PO 1.4 ","Discuss the role of antibiotic prophylaxis in preventing infection and the identification of patients requiring it. ",null,false]
["Medical Conditions, Periooperative Risk and Anaesthetic Management"]
["IT_PO 2.7 ","Assess severity and and stability of common medical conditions and perioperative risk, and initiate perioperative management in low severity and stable cases. ",null,false]
["IT_PO 1.4 ","Outline the implications for anaesthetic management and perioperative risk of a range of medical conditions including but not limited to: "]
[null,"Cardiovascular"]
[null,"• Coronary artery disease"]
[null,"• Valvular heart disease"]
[null,"• Cardiac conduction abnormalities/pacemakers"]
[null,"• Left heart failure (CCF)"]
[null,"• Hypertension"]
[null,"• Cerebrovascular disease (embolic and haemorrhagic) • Peripheral vascular disease "]
[null,"Respiratory"]
[null,"• Chronic obstructive pulmonary disease • Asthma"]
[null,"• Respiratory tract infection"]
[null,"• Obstructive sleep apnoea",null,false]
[null,"• Chronic tobacco use "]
[null,"Metabolic/Endocrine"]
[null,"• Obesity (including morbid obesity) • Diabetes"]
[null,"• Electrolyte and acid base disorders • Steroid dependence "]
[null,"Haematological/Immunological • Anaemia "]
[null,"• Thrombocytopenia"]
[null,"• Thromboembolic disease (DVT/PE) • Coagulopathy/anticoagulant use"]
[null,"• Immunocompromised patient "]
[null,"GastrointestinalI/Renal"]
[null,"• Renal impairment (acute and chronic) • Gastro-oesophageal reflux"]
[null,"• GIT haemorrhage "]
["BT_PO 1.5 ","Describe the implications for anaesthetic management and perioperative risk of a range of medical conditions, including but not limited to: "]
[null,"Cardiovascular"]
[null,"• Cardiomyopathy • Right heart failure "]
[null,"Respiratory"]
[null,"• Restrictive lung disease "]
[null,"Neurological/Muscular "]
[null,"• Epilepsy "]
[null,"• Parkinson’s disease"]
[null,"• Multiple sclerosis"]
[null,"• Cerebral Palsy"]
[null,"• Myasthenia gravis and myaesthenic syndrome"]
[null,"• Muscular dystrophies, myopathies and myotonias • Spinal cord injury "]
[null,"Metabolic/Endocrine "]
[null,"• Porpyria "]
[null,"• Thyroid disease"]
[null,"• Carcinoid syndrome/disease"]
[null,"• Calcium disorders"]
[null,"• Phaeochromocytoma/adrenal disease • Pseudocholinesterase deficiency "]
[null,"Haematological/Immunological"]
[null,"• Haematological malignancies • Immunocompromised patient • Post-transplant patient"]
[null,"• Investigation of drug allergies "]
[null,"Gastrointestinal/Renal"]
[null,"• End stage renal failure and dialysis"]
[null,"• Liver disease (acute and chronic)"]
[null,"• Gallbladder disease",null,false]
[null,"• Bowel disease (including obstruction) • Pancreatitis"]
[null,"• Pyloric stenosis (in neonates)"]
[null,"• Oesophageal/gastric obstruction "]
[null,"Infectious diseases "]
[null,"• Modes of transmission (contact/droplet/airborne) and precautions "]
[null,"• Blood-borne viral disease "]
[null,"• Tuberculosis "]
[null,"Psychiatric/Behavioural"]
[null,"• Anorexia nervosa"]
[null,"• Anxiety and depression"]
[null,"• Psychosis/schizophrenia"]
[null,"• Alcohol abuse"]
[null,"• Illicit drug dependence/intoxication "]
[null,"Multisystem diseases/states"]
[null,"• Frailty (age and disease related) • Rheumatoid arthritis"]
[null,"• Scleroderma"]
[null,"• Ankylosing spondylitis"]
[null,"• Pulmonary hypertension"]
[null,"• Porphyria"]
[null,"• Carcinoid disease and syndrome • Phaeochromocytoma"]
[null,"• Disorders of calcium metabolism"]
[null,"• Parkinson’s disease "]
[null,"• Myasthenia gravis and myasthenic syndrome "]
[null,"• Muscular dystrophies, myopathies and myotonias "]
[null,"• Multiple sclerosis "]
[null,"• Cerebral palsy "]
[null,"• Haematological malignancies "]
[null,"• Immunocompromised patient "]
[null,"• Post-transplant patient "]
[null,"• Scleroderma "]
["Intraoperative"]
["IT_PO 1.7 ","Describe the treatment of life threatening arrhythmias (also refer to the Resuscitation, trauma and crisis management clinical fundamental) ",null,false]
["IT_PO 1.8 ","Outline an anaesthetic and postoperative management plan for healthy patients undergoing day surgery procedures or similar (also refer to the Pain medicine and General anaesthesia and sedation clinical fundamentals for pain management and fluid management respectively) ",null,false]
["BT_PO 1.5d ","Discuss the principles and role of goal-directed therapy ",null,false]
["AT_PO 1.8 ","Describe the legal and ethical considerations of determining mental capacity (also refer to ethical issues such as prevention of futile medical care and legal issues such as persons responsible for decision making within ANZCA Roles in Practice, Professionalism) ",null,false]
["AT_PO 1.9 ","Explain how patients requiring emergency surgery may differ from those presenting for elective surgery in terms of physiology, psychology, and preparation ",null,false]
["AT_PO 2.1 ","Use a targeted patient history, focused examination and relevant investigations to inform a tailored anaesthetic management plan ",null,false]
["Postoperative"]
["IT_PO 1.9 ","Outline the management of common problems in the Post- Anaesthesia Care Unit (PACU) including: "]
[null,"• hypotension"]
[null,"• hypertension",null,false]
[null,"• tachycardia"]
[null,"• postoperative nausea and vomiting "]
[null,"• severe pain "]
["BT_PO 1.5e ","Recognise and initiate management of issues in the Post- Anaesthesia Care Unit (PACU) or postoperative ward including but not limited to (Also refer to the Airway Management, Pain medicine and Resuscitation, trauma and crisis management\n clinical fundamentals): "]
[null,"• Airway compromise "]
[null,"• Hypoxia",null,false]
[null,"• Shock"]
[null,"• Altered mental state "]
[null,"• Oliguria "]
["AT_PO 2.12 ","Describe the methods used to investigate a suspected anaphylactic reaction including blood, intradermal, and skin prick testing and recommendations around the appropriate timing for those investigations. ",null,false]
["AT_PO 2.13 ","Discuss postoperative outcome measures including: "]
[null,"• 30-day mortality "]
[null,"• Disability ",null,false]
[null,"• Hospital readmission rate "]
[null,"• Length of stay "]
[null,"• Quality of life "]
[]
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["Completed",{"$f":"COUNTIF(D4:D134, TRUE)","v":0}]
["Percent",{"$f":"(B137/B136)*100","v":0}]

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["Regional and Local Anaesthesia"]
["General Regional Principles"]
["IT_RA 1.1 ","Describe the principles for the safe conduct of major regional anaesthesia as outlined in College professional document PS03 Guidelines for the Management of Major Regional Analgesia ",null,false]
["IT_RA 1.2 ","Outline the pre-operative assessment of the patient necessary before performing any regional technique ",null,false]
["IT_RA 1.3 ","Describe the sterile technique necessary for the performance of regional anaesthesia ",null,false]
["IT_RA 1.4 ","Outline the skills required for the safe performance of regional blockade, including: "]
[null,"•  Confirming and marking site of surgery and site of regional technique "]
[null,"•  Positioning of patient "]
[null,"•  Identification of anatomical landmarks ",null,false]
[null,"•  Use of aseptic technique "]
[null,"•  Selection of appropriate needle "]
[null,"•  Selecting, checking, drawing up, diluting, and labelling of drugs for injection "]
[null,"•  Checking for inadvertent intravenous and intraneural administration"]
["IT_RA 1.9 ","Describe how to assess the adequacy of a regional technique ",null,false]
["AT_RA 1.2 ","Evaluate the effectiveness of local anaesthesia infusion administered via surgically placed catheters",null,false]
["AT_RA 1.3","Discuss when extending the use of continuous infusion techniques into the postoperative period may be appropriate.",null,false]
["AT_RA 1.4 ","Discuss the appropriate use of anxiolytics, sedatives and analgesics to supplement regional anaesthesia ",null,false]
["AT_RA 1.5","Describe post-anaesthesia instructions for patients who have undergone regional anaesthesia",null,false]
["AT_RA 1.7","Describe the use of a nerve stimulator to identify appropriate needle location",null,false]
["AT_RA 1.8","Describe the selection and performance of regional techniques, taking account of patient factors, co-morbidities and surgical procedure",null,false]
["Complications"]
["IT_RA 1.5 ","Outline the clinical features and management of local anaesthetic toxicity (also refer to the Resuscitation, trauma and crisis management clinical fundamental and the endorsed AAGBI Safety Guideline Management of Severe Local \nAnaesthetic Toxicity ) ",null,false]
["AT_RA 1.6","Discuss the management of local anaesthetic toxicity (refer to the endorsed AAGBI Safety Guideline Management of Severe Local Anaesthetic Toxicity)",null,false]
["IT_RA 1.10 ","Describe the measures to be taken when a regional technique is not working completely ",null,false]
["AT_RA 1.9","Discuss the investigation and management of patients who have developed complications as a result of the use of regional techniques",null,false]
["Central Neuraxial Blockade"]
["BT_PM 1.36 ","Describe the principles of neuraxial analgesia including efficacy, drugs used, adverse effects, program parameters, equipment, patient selection and safe administration ",null,false]
["IT_RA 1.6 ","Outline the management of hypotension associated with a central neuraxial block. ",null,false]
["IT_PM 1.14 ","Outline the management of ‘high spinal’ block (also refer to the Regional and local anaesthesia and Resuscitation, trauma and crisis management clinical fundamentals) ",null,false]
["IT_PM 1.13 ","Outline the management of hypotension associated with a central neuraxial block ",null,false]
["IT_RA 1.7 ","Outline the management of ‘high spinal’ block ",null,false]
["IT_RA 1.8 ","Describe the absolute and relative contraindications of a central neuraxial block ",null,false]
["BT_RA 1.10 ","List the absolute and relative contraindications to a central neuraxial block",null,false]
["IT_RA 1.11 ","Outline the complications of a central neuraxial block ",null,false]
["BT_RA 1.11 ","List the minor and major complications of a central neuraxial block ",null,false]
["BT_RA 1.12 ","Discuss clinical situations where a central neuraxial block may have specific benefits",null,false]
["BT_RA 1.13","Describe clinical situations in which epidural blockade or combined spinal/epidural may be indicated in preference to spinal anaesthesia alone",null,false]
["BT_RA 1.18","Describe the prevention and management of nausea, hypotension and bradycardia associated with a central neuraxial block ",null,false]
["BT_RA 1.24","Discuss the management of common complications of a central neuraxial block such as nausea, hypotension and bradycardia",null,false]
["BT_RA 1.19","Describe how to assess the adequacy of a central neuraxial block for surgery",null,false]
["BT_RA 1.20","Outline a plan of management for a ‘total spinal’ or excessively high block (also refer to the Resuscitation, trauma and crisis management clinical fundamental)",null,false]
["BT_RA 1.21","Discuss measures to reduce the incidence and severity of post-dural puncture headache",null,false]
["BT_RA 1.22 ","Outline the symptoms and signs of possible post-dural puncture headache and outline a management plan for treatment",null,false]
["BT_RA 1.23","Outline the possible complications of low CSF pressure",null,false]
["AT_RA 1.1 ","For Central neuraxial blocks - spinal block lumbar, lumbar epidural, thoracic epidural, caudal blocks, describe: "]
[null,"• The relevant anatomy "]
[null,"• The indications and contraindications, risks and benefits and possible complications ",null,false]
[null,"• The appropriate patient positioning identification of anatomical landmarks and the performance of the block "]
["Specific Regional Techniques"]
["AT_RA 1.1 ","For the following blocks, describe:"]
[null,"• The relevant anatomy "]
[null,"• The indications and contraindications, risks and benefits and possible complications "]
[null,"• The appropriate patient positioning identification of anatomical landmarks and the performance of the block "]
[null,"Major nerve/plexus blocks "]
[null,"•  Brachial plexus – interscalene, supraclavicular, infraclavicular, axillary approaches. "]
[null,"•  Lumbar plexus block – femoral, 3in1, fascia iliaca approaches "]
[null,"•  Sciatic nerve block "]
[null,"•  Paravertebral block – thoracic and lumbar "]
[null,"Minor nerve blocks ",null,false]
[null,"•  Supra-orbital, infraorbital, mental and occipital nerve blocks "]
[null,"•  Superficial and deep cervical plexus blocks "]
[null,"•  Intercostal nerve block "]
[null,"•  Inguinal block "]
[null,"•  Transversus abdominus plane block "]
[null,"•  Penile block "]
[null,"•  Peripheral blocks of the upper limb including wrist and digital blocks "]
[null,"•  Peripheral blocks of the lower limb including ankle block "]
[null,"•  IVRA (Bier's block) "]
[]
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["Completed",{"$f":"COUNTIF(D3:D68, TRUE)","v":0}]
["Percent",{"$f":"(B71/B70)*100","v":0}]

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["Resuscitation, Trauma and Crisis Management"]
["Resuscitation"]
["IT_RT 1.1 ","Outline a systematic approach to identifying the cause and describe the initial management of the following, when occurring in association with anaesthesia or sedation:"]
[null,"• Dyspnoea "]
[null,"• Hypoxia"]
[null,"• Hypocapnoea/hypocarbia"]
[null,"• Hypercapnoea/hypercarbia"]
[null,"• T achycardia"]
[null,"• Bradycardia",null,false]
[null,"• Hypotension"]
[null,"• Hypertension"]
[null,"• High airway pressures"]
[null,"• Oliguria/anuria"]
[null,"• Failure to wake from anaesthesia (also refer to the General anaesthesia and sedation clinical fundamental) "]
["AT_RT 1.1 ","Where the following problems occur in association with anaesthesia and sedation, the trainee will be able to:\n1. Discuss potential causes and their relative frequency\n2. Evaluate severity, potential consequences and the need for treatment\n3. Select treatment appropriate to the severity of the condition\n4. Describe the clinical evaluation and both the initial and definitive management\n"]
[null,"• Dyspnoea"]
[null,"• Hypoxia"]
[null,"• Hypocapnoea/hypocarbia  "]
[null,"• Hypercapnoea/hypercarbia"]
[null,"• Tachycardia"]
[null,"• Bradycardia"]
[null,"• Hypotension"]
[null,"• Hypertension",null,false]
[null,"• High airway pressures"]
[null,"• Oliguria/anuria"]
[null,"• Failure to wake from anaesthesia (also refer to the General anaesthesia and sedation clinical fundamental) "]
[null,"• T ension pneumothorax"]
[null,"• Massive haemoptysis"]
[null,"• Local anaesthetic toxicity (also refer to the Regional and local anaesthesia clinical fundamental and the endorsed AAGBI Safety Guideline Management of Severe Local Anaesthetic Toxicity) "]
[null,"• Gas embolism"]
[null,"• Fat embolism"]
[null,"• Raised intracranial pressure"]
[null,"• Coagulopathy in association with surgery or trauma"]
["IT_RT 1.2 ","Outline the clinical features and describe the initial management of patients with the following life threatening conditions:\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n"]
[null,"• Cardiac arrest"]
[null,"• Respiratory arrest"]
[null,"• Shock o Hypovolaemic o Distributive o Cardiogenic o Obstructive"]
[null,"• Acute myocardial ischaemia"]
[null,"• Aortic dissection"]
[null,"• Arrhythmias causing haemodynamic compromise"]
[null,"• Aspiration of gastric contents"]
[null,"• T ension pneumothorax"]
[null,"• Massive haemoptysis",null,false]
[null,"• Coma"]
[null,"• Raised intra-cranial pressure"]
[null,"• Prolonged seizures"]
[null,"• Local anaesthetic toxicity (also refer to the Regional and local anaesthesia clinical fundamental and the endorsed AAGBI Safety Guideline Management of Severe Local Anaesthetic Toxicity)"]
[null,"\n• Anaphylaxis"]
[null,"• Malignant hyperthermia"]
[null,"• Pulmonary embolism"]
[null,"• Gas embolism"]
[null,"• Coagulopathy in association with surgery or trauma "]
[null,"• Hyper/hypokalemia"]
["AT_RT 1.2 ","Describe the clinical features and resuscitative management of patients with: "]
[null,"• Ischaemic and haemorrhagic stroke "]
[null,"• Prolonged seizures"]
[null,"• Rhabdomyolysis"]
[null,"• Pulmonary embolism "]
[null,"• Haematemesis and melaena • Thyroid storm"]
[null,"• Addisonian crisis",null,false]
[null,"• Diabetic ketoacidosis "]
[null,"• Hyperosmolar, hyperglycaemic state "]
[null,"• Hypo-osmolar states"]
[null,"• Severe electrolyte disturbances"]
[null,"• Severe acid base disturbance "]
[null,"• Acute drug intoxication "]
["Shock"]
["BT_RT 1.24 ","Outline the clinical signs that may differentiate the causes of shock ",null,false]
["BT_RT 1.25","Outline initial investigations of the shocked patient ",null,false]
["BT_RT 1.26 ","Outline the likely changes in blood gas analysis in the shocked patient",null,false]
["BT_RT 1.27 ","Outline the use of indicators of tissue oxygenation (base deficit, lactate, mixed venous oxygen saturation) in resuscitation",null,false]
["BT_RT 1.28","Correlate clinical signs of hypovolaemic shock with estimates of volume loss",null,false]
["BT_RT 1.29 ","Outline how the clinical signs of hypovolaemic shock may be altered by anaesthesia, sedation and current medication",null,false]
["BT_RT 1.30","Outline how the clinical signs of shock may be altered by age",null,false]
["BT_RT 1.31 ","Outline an approach to volume replacement in shock due to:\n"]
[null,"• Haemorrhage",null,false]
[null,"• Loss of fluid and electrolytes"]
["BT_RT 1.32 ","Outline the indications for the use of vasopressors and/or inotropes in the management of shock",null,false]
["BT_RT 1.33","Outline strategies to prevent and manage complications of massive transfusion",null,false]
["BT_RT 1.34","Outline the diagnosis and management of major transfusion reactions",null,false]
["BT_RT 1.35","Outline an approach to obtaining vascular access in the shocked patient",null,false]
["BT_RT 1.36","Describe drainage of the pericardial space",null,false]
["BT_RT 1.37","Describe how to program an external pacemaker",null,false]
["Acute Respiratory Failure"]
["BT_RT 1.40 ","Outline methods to treat life threatening hypoxaemia",null,false]
["BT_RT 1.41","Describe the management of severe asthma",null,false]
["BT_RT 1.42","Describe the diagnosis and management of pneumothorax",null,false]
["BT_RT 1.43","Describe the technique of emergency drainage of tension pneumothorax",null,false]
["BT_RT 1.44","Describe insertion of an intercostal catheter",null,false]
["Acute Neurological Deterioration "]
["BT_RT 1.45 ","Outline the causes of coma and an approach to the initial assessment and management of the comatose patient",null,false]
["BT_RT 1.46","Describe the Glasgow Coma Scale",null,false]
["BT_RT 1.47","Describe the management of prolonged seizures and status epilepticus",null,false]
["BT_RT 1.48","Outline the causes of acute spinal cord dysfunction and an approach to the initial assessment and management of the patient with acute spinal cord dysfunction",null,false]
["Metabolic and Electrolyte Disturbances "]
["BT_RT 1.49 ","Describe clinical situations likely to result in and outline the initial management of: "]
[null,"• Hyper/hypokalemia"]
[null,"• Hyponatremia and hypo-osmolality • Hypernatremia"]
[null,"• Hyper/hypoglycemia",null,false]
[null,"• Hyper/hypocalcemia"]
[null,"• Hyper/hypomagnesemia"]
[null,"• Metabolic acidosis "]
["Trauma"]
["IT_RT 1.4","Describe the primary survey of the trauma patient",null,false]
["IT_RT 1.5","Describe techniques for the immobilisation of patients with spinal injuries during transport and transfer",null,false]
["BT_RT 1.52 ","Outline appropriate preparation of equipment and personnel prior to the arrival of the trauma patient in the hospital.",null,false]
["BT_RT 1.53","Outline features of the patient’s history that are indicative of injury severity.",null,false]
["BT_RT 1.54","Identify contraindications to urinary catheters and nasogastric tubes during trauma resuscitation",null,false]
["BT_RT 1.55","Describe indications for a definitive airway in the trauma patient",null,false]
["BT_RT 1.56","Describe strategies to prevent hypothermia in the trauma patient",null,false]
["BT_RT 1.57","Describe infection control techniques in the trauma setting",null,false]
["BT_RT 1.58","Outline the initial steps in local disaster management protocols for their institution",null,false]
["AT_RT 1.3","Discuss the effects of age, body mass index (BMI) and concurrent medication on the presentation and management of patients with severe multi-trauma. ",null,false]
["AT_RT 1.4","Discuss the differential diagnosis of shock in the trauma patient",null,false]
["AT_RT 1.5","Discuss pain management in the multi-trauma patient",null,false]
["AT_RT 1.6","Describe the role of diagnostic ultrasound in the initial assessment of the trauma patient.",null,false]
["AT_RT 1.7","Discuss the diagnosis and management of life-threatening haemorrhage in the multi-trauma patient and in particular haemorrhage due to:\n"]
[null,"• Chest trauma"]
[null,"• Abdominal trauma",null,false]
[null,"• Pelvic trauma"]
[null,"• Major vascular injury"]
["AT_RT 1.8","Outline the indications for emergency resuscitative thoracotomy",null,false]
["AT_RT 1.9","Discuss the diagnosis and management of cardiac tamponade in the trauma patient",null,false]
["AT_RT 1.10","Discuss the differential diagnosis of hypoxia in the trauma patient",null,false]
["AT_RT 1.11 ","Discuss the initial diagnosis and management of: \n"]
[null,"• Pneumothorax"]
[null,"• Flail chest",null,false]
[null,"• Pulmonary contusion"]
[null,"• Traumatic aortic disruption "]
[null,"• Tracheobronchial injury"]
["AT_RT 1.12","Discuss the initial assessment and management of:\n"]
[null,"• Acute traumatic brain injury",null,false]
[null,"• Unstable spinal injury including clearing the cervical spine"]
[null,"• Acute spinal cord injury and ‘neurogenic’ shock"]
["AT_RT 1.13 ","Describe the rationale for and methods of immobilisation of: \n"]
[null,"• Pelvic fractures",null,false]
[null,"• Long bone fractures"]
["AT_RT 1.14","Describe problems associated with crush injury",null,false]
["AT_RT 1.15","Describe the clinical features and outline the management of compartment syndrome",null,false]
["AT_RT 1.16","Describe the initial assessment and management of the patient with severe burn injury including:\n"]
[null,"• Fluid management"]
[null,"• Pain management",null,false]
[null,"• Inhalational injury (also refer to the Airway management clinical fundamental) "]
[null,"• Carbon monoxide poisoning"]
["AT_RT 1.17 ","Describe the initial assessment and management of the patient who has experienced:\n"]
[null,"• Electrocution"]
[null,"• Drowning and near drowning ",null,false]
[null,"• Severe hypothermia"]
[null,"• Envenomation"]
["AT_RT 1.18 ","Outline the process for arranging a patient transfer"]
["AT_RT 1.19","Discuss requirements for the safe transfer of critically ill patients (also refer to the Safety and quality in anaesthetic practice clinical fundamental and professional document PS52: Guidelines for Transport of Critically Ill Patients)",null,false]
["AT_RT 1.20 ","Contrast the challenges, difficulties and limitations of transferring patients by road or air",null,false]
["AT_RT 2.3 ","Interpret imaging relevant to the primary survey.",null,false]
["Crisis Management"]
["IT_RT 1.3 ","Outline the personnel, equipment and drugs available for crisis management in anaesthetising locations",null,false]
["Environmental and equipment crises "]
["BT_RT 1.50 ","Outline the steps to take in the event of:\n"]
[null,"• An operating room fire",null,false]
[null,"• Electrical power failure in the operating suite"]
["BT_RT 1.51 ","Describe the likely presentation of and steps to take in the event of:\n"]
[null,"• Failure of pipeline gas supply",null,false]
[null,"• Anaesthesia machine and ventilator malfunction"]
[null,"• Breathing circuit malfunctions such as stuck valves and massive leaks"]
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["Completed",{"$f":"COUNTIF(D3:D163, TRUE)","v":0}]
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["Safety and quality in anaesthetic practice"]
["IT_SQ 1.1 ","Outline and apply the College guidelines and recommendations for standards of safe practice: ",null,false]
[null,"• Ensure appropriate standards are met in terms of equipment, monitoring and staffing when providing anaesthesia and sedation. Refer to College professional document PS55 Recommendations on Minimum Facilities for Safe Administration of Anaesthesia in Operating Suites and Other Anaesthetising Locations "]
[null,"• Perform a level 2 and 3 check of the anaesthetic machine and related equipment. Refer to College professional document PS31: Recommendations on Checking Anaesthesia Delivery Systems "]
[null,"• Apply appropriate monitoring for each case. Refer to College professional document PS18: Guidelines on Monitoring During Anaesthesia (PILOT) "]
[null,"• Safely draw up, label and store drugs. Refer to College professional document PS51: Guidelines for the Safe Administration of Injectable Drugs in Anaesthesia "]
[null,"• Demonstrate safe handover of care during and after anaesthesia. Refer to College professional document PS53 Statement on the Handover Responsibilities of the Anaesthetist "]
[null,"• Outline the planning staffing and equipment required for the safe intra-hospital transfer of patients. Refer to College professional document PS52: Guidelines for Transport of Critically ill Patients "]
[null,"• Outline and apply the surgical safety checklist (including time-out procedure). Refer to endorsed guideline WHO surgical safety checklist Australian and New Zealand edition "]
[null,"• Outline the requirement for, and competencies of, an assistant for the anaesthetist when undertaking anaesthesia, anlagesia or sedation procedures: Refer to College professional document PS08: Statement on the Assistant for the Anaesthetist (PILOT) "]
["IT_SQ 1.2 ","Describe safe transfusion practices including:\n",null,false]
[null,"• Safe storage and handling of blood and blood products "]
[null,"• Protocols for checking prior to transfusing"]
["IT_SQ 1.3","Outline measures to minimise the risk of injury or complications resulting from the use of a tourniquet",null,false]
["AT_SQ 1.7 ","Use tourniquets safely and discuss the hazards associated with their use",null,false]
["IT_SQ 1.4","Outline the recommended vaccinations for healthcare workers. Refer to College professional document PS28 Guidelines on Infection Control in Anaesthesia",null,false]
["BT_SQ 1.1 ","Define the characteristics of quality healthcare provision as applied to anaesthesia (safe, effective, efficient, timely, patient-centred) and outline how this might be delivered.",null,false]
["BT_SQ 1.2","Outline the general principles related to staffing and facilities for recovery room care. Refer to College professional document PS4: Recommendations for the Post-Anaesthesia Recovery Room",null,false]
["BT_SQ 1.3a","Outline the safe perioperative care of patients presenting for day care procedures. Refer to College professional document: PS 15 Recommendations for the Perioperative Care of Patients Selected for Day Care Surgery.",null,false]
["BT_SQ 1.3b","Outline criteria for safe discharge of patients from the recovery room",null,false]
["AT_SQ 1.5a ","Discuss criteria for safe discharge of patients from the recovery room",null,false]
["AT_SQ 1.1","Define the characteristics of quality provision of anaesthesia services (safe, effective, efficient, timely, patient-centred) and discuss the processes of quality assurance and quality improvement (refer to College professional document: PS58 Guidelines on Quality Assurance in Anaesthesia) and their application to anaesthesia practice and College professional document: PS08 Statement on the Assistant for the Anaesthetist (PILOT)",null,false]
["AT_SQ 1.2","Outline the process for responding to patient complaints in their own institution",null,false]
["AT_SQ 1.3","Discuss how patient complaints provide an opportunity to improve the quality of anaesthesia care",null,false]
["AT_SQ 1.4","Discuss the non-technical skills required for safe anaesthesia practice",null,false]
["AT_SQ 1.5","Evaluate the College guidelines and recommendations for standards of safe anaesthetic practice contained in the following professional documents and evaluate their application in clinical situations appropriate for their practice.\n",null,false]
[null,"• PS55 Recommendations on Minimum Facilities for Safe Administration of Anaesthesia in Operating Suites and Other Anaesthetising Locations"]
[null,"• PS54 Statement on the Minimum Safety Requirements for Anaesthetic Machines and Workstations for Clinical Practice"]
[null,"• PS58 Guidelines on Quality Assurance in Anaesthesia"]
[null,"• PS8 Guidelines on the Assistant for the Anaesthetist"]
[null,"• PS15 Recommendations for the Perioperative Care of Patients Selected for Day Care Surgery"]
[null,"• PS51 Guidelines for the Safe Administration of Injectable Drugs in Anaesthesia"]
[null,"• PS52: Guidelines for Transport of Critically Ill Patients"]
[null,"• Endorsed guideline: WHO Surgical Safety Checklist Australian and New Zealand edition"]
[null,"• PS28 Guidelines on Infection Control in Anaesthesia"]
[null,"• PS60 Guidelines on the Perioperative Management of Patients with Suspected or Proven Hypersensitivity to Chlorhexidine"]
["AT_SQ 1.6 ","Discuss the safety of methods used to manipulate the body temperature of patients during anaesthesia and sedation, including active warming and cooling",null,false]
["AT_SQ 1.10 ","Discuss the safety precautions and equipment requirements necessary for providing anaesthesia and sedation in the MRI suite",null,false]
["Positioning"]
["IT_SQ 1.6 ","Outline the risk of peripheral nerve injury and measures to ME minimise this risk during procedures",null,false]
["IT_SQ 1.7","Outline steps to minimise the risk of eye injury during perioperative care",null,false]
["IT_SQ 1.8","Outline measures to minimise the risk of injury or complications resulting from the following patient positions\n"]
[null,"• Supine"]
[null,"• Trendelenberg and reverse trendelenberg • Lateral",null,false]
[null,"• Lithotomy"]
[null,"• Prone"]
["AT_SQ 1.8 ","Evaluate measures to minimise the risk of injury or complications (including pressure injury) resulting from the following patient positions:\n"]
[null,"• Supine"]
[null,"• Trendelenberg and reverse trendelenberg "]
[null,"• Lateral",null,false]
[null,"• Lithotomy"]
[null,"• Prone"]
[null,"• Beach chair"]
[null,"• Sitting"]
["AT_SQ 1.9 ","Describe the management of injuries sustained during anaesthetic care, for example, peripheral nerve injury, eye injury",null,false]
["Scientific Enquiry"]
["AT_SQ 1.11 ","Describe the stages in the design of a clinical trial including: • Research question and hypothesis\n",null,false]
[null,"• Literature review",null,false]
[null,"• Statistical advice",null,false]
[null,"• Ideal study protocol to minimise the risk of bias and to achieve optimum power of the study",null,false]
[null,"• Ethical issues and informed consent ",null,false]
[null,"• Data collection and processing",null,false]
["AT_SQ 1.12","Explain the following concepts in statistics: ",null,false]
[null,"• Distribution of data",null,false]
[null,"• Frequency distributions",null,false]
[null,"• Measures of central tendency ",null,false]
[null,"• Dispersion of data",null,false]
[null,"• Selection and application of non-parametric and parametric tests in statistical inference ",null,false]
["AT_SQ 1.13 ","Explain the principles of errors of statistical inference and describe techniques to minimise such errors through study design",null,false]
["AT_SQ 1.14","Explain sources of bias and confounding in medical research and methods available to reduce such bias",null,false]
["AT_SQ 1.15","Describe the various statistical methods used to estimate risk",null,false]
["AT_SQ 1.16","Describe the features of evidence-based medicine including levels of evidence, meta-analysis and systematic review",null,false]
["AT_SQ 1.17","Describe the role of ethics committees and outline the process involved in obtaining ethics committee approval for a research project",null,false]
[]
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["Completed",{"$f":"COUNTIF(D2:D73, TRUE)","v":0}]
["Percent",{"$f":"(B76/B75)*100","v":0}]

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["Medical Expert"]
["AR_ME 1.1","Demonstrate a commitment to high-quality patient care",null,false]
["AR_ME 1.2 ","Integrate the roles of collaborator, communicator, health advocate, leader and manager, medical expert, professional, and scholar into practice as an anaesthetist ",null,false]
["AR_ME 1.3","Apply knowledge of the clinical and biomedical sciences relevant to anaesthesia",null,false]
["AR_ME 1.5","Carry out professional duties in the face of multiple competing demands",null,false]
["AR_ME 2.1","Elicit a relevant history and perform a focused examination (may include cardiovascular, respiratory, neurological, abdominal, musculoskeletal, and airway)",null,false]
["AR_ME 2.2","Adapt history taking and examination and order further investigations where clinically indicated, for example, to determine severity and to clarify diagnosis",null,false]
["AR_ME 2.5","Correctly interpret and discuss the implications of results of investigations",null,false]
["Communicator"]
["Collaborator"]
["Leader and Manager"]
["AR_LM 1.1","Define the characteristics underpinning the provision of quality anaesthetic services, that is, safe, effective, efficient, timely and patient-centred ",null,false]
["AR_LM 1.2 ","Discuss the processes of quality assurance and quality improvement, and their application to anaesthesia practice including (Refer to College professional document: PS58: Guidelines on Quality Assurance in Anaesthesia):"]
[null,"• Principles of quality assurance • Quality improvement cycle"]
[null,"• Risk management"]
[null,"• Nature of error",null,false]
[null,"• Relationship between adverse events, system factors and human factors"]
[null,"• Incident monitoring"]
[null,"• Root cause analysis"]
["AR_LM 1.3 ","Outline strategies to identify and manage adverse events and near misses and analyse these to improve future patient care ",null,false]
["AR_LM 2.6 ","Discuss how evidence-based medicine and management processes can be used to optimise cost-appropriate care for patients with significant co-morbidities",null,false]
["AR_LM 2.7","Discuss the standardisation of equipment between different areas of care ",null,false]
["AR_LM 4.1 ","Discuss the dynamic nature of healthcare and the necessity LM of change, including the drivers and barriers to change ",null,false]
["AR_LM 4.2 ","Describe the principles of change management ",null,false]
["AR_LM 4.5 ","Outline the rules for formal meetings ",null,false]
["AR_LM 4.7 ","Understand the financial, administrative and human resource requirements needed to manage a practice or hospital department, including but not limited to: "]
[null,"• Planning health care delivery (for example, staff rosters/rotas/schedules) "]
[null,"• Factors affecting anaesthesia expenditure "]
[null,"• Adherence to local guidelines concerning anaesthesia practice and equipment ",null,false]
[null,"• Quality improvement activities "]
[null,"• Processes by which new drugs are approved for research and clinical use in Australia and New Zealand "]
[null,"• Regulations regarding the contracting or pricing of personal anaesthesia services "]
["Health Advocate"]
["AR_HA 1.12 ","Describe the ethical and professional issues inherent in health advocacy including altruism, social justice, autonomy, integrity and idealism ",null,false]
["AR_HA 1.13 ","Discuss how access to appropriate anaesthetic services is limited and describe strategies to address this issue",null,false]
["AR_HA 1.14","Describe the role of anaesthetists in advocating collectively for patient health and safety Refer to College professional document PS59 Statement on Roles in Anaesthesia and Perioperative Care",null,false]
["AR_HA 1.15 ","Discuss the principles of health policy and their implications for patients, the health-care system, and the community ",null,false]
["AR_HA 2.1 ","Develop an understanding of the determinants of health in the populations they provide care for including: "]
[null,"• The social and economic environment"]
[null,"• The physical environment",null,false]
[null,"• Health-care system factors"]
[null,"• Individual patient’s characteristics and behaviours • Availability and barriers to access healthcare resources "]
["AR_HA 2.2","Describe ways anaesthetists can act individually or collectively to improve health in the populations they serve.",null,false]
["AR_HA 2.5","Outline measures to reduce the impact of anaesthesia care on environmental pollution in the workplace and globally (refer to College Professional Document “PS64 Statement on environmental sustainability in anaesthesia and pain medicine practice”).",null,false]
["Scholar"]
["AR_SC 1.1 ","Describe the principles and processes involved in the maintenance of competence and life-long learning",null,false]
["AR_SC 2.1","Describe the basic concepts of evidence-based medicine, including levels of evidence, meta-analysis and systematic review",null,false]
["AR_SC 2.2","Describe the limitations of evidence-based medicine",null,false]
["AR_SC 2.5","Integrate evidence into decision-making in clinical practice",null,false]
["AR_SC 3.1","Describe the principles and processes of research and scientific enquiry including:\n"]
[null,"• Research ethics"]
[null,"• Asking a research question"]
[null,"• Conducting a systematic search for evidence",null,false]
[null,"• Selecting and developing appropriate methods to address a research question"]
[null,"• Applying appropriate statistical analysis"]
[null,"• Formatting and processing for research papers for publication"]
["AR_SC 4.1 ","Describe the principles of adult learning relevant to medical education, including the challenges and opportunities presented by learning in clinical settings, and strategies to enhance learning",null,false]
["Professional"]
["AR_PF 1.8 ","Discuss the principles and limits of patient confidentiality and privacy as defined by professional practice standards and the law ",null,false]
["AR_PF 1.9","Discuss commonly encountered ethical issues including:\n"]
[null,"• Relief of pain and suffering and end of life decisions"]
[null,"• Involvement in procedures to which there may be moral, ethical or clinical objections, for example, termination of pregnancy"]
[null,"• Prevention of futile medical care"]
[null,"• Organ donation and transplantation",null,false]
[null,"• Consent"]
[null,"• Choices between maternal and foetal wellbeing"]
[null,"• Off label use of drugs"]
["AR_PF 1.11 ","Discuss the unique vulnerability of anaesthetised or sedated patients",null,false]
["AR_PF 1.14","Discuss the tension between an anaesthetist’s role as advocate for an individual patient and the need to manage  scarce resources\n ",null,false]
["AR_PF 1.16 ","Explain the potential abuses of social media and other technology-enabled communication, and their relation to professionalism ",null,false]
["AR_PF 1.17 ","Use technology-enabled communication, including social media, in a professional, ethical, and respectful manner and in accordance with the ANZCA Social Media policy",null,false]
["AR_PF 1.18","Intervene when aware of breaches of professionalism involving technology-enabled communication and social media",null,false]
["AR_PF 1.19","Follow relevant policies regarding the ethical use of electronic medical records",null,false]
["AR_PF 2.2","Describe how the history, culture and socioeconomic status of various Indigenous populations impacts upon their current health status, education and communication",null,false]
["AR_PF 2.3","Describe the elements of indigenous cultures that may impact upon interactions between indigenous people and health services (for example, negative perceptions of hospitals in relation to death and cultural respect, strong family and community ties)",null,false]
["AR_PF 2.6 ","Describe the principles underpinning culturally competent care and apply these to their practices (refer to Professional document PS62 Statement on Cultural competence). ",null,false]
["AR_PF 3.1 ","Describe the elements necessary for informed consent",null,false]
["AR_PF 3.4 ","Describe how informed consent may be affected by the context in which it is obtained including: "]
[null,"• Emergency and resuscitation situations • Pain"]
[null,"• Concurrent medication",null,false]
[null,"• Cultural context "]
[null,"• Age and competence of the patient "]
["AR_PF 3.6 ","Discuss the role of advanced care directives in anaesthetic  practice",null,false]
["AR_PF 3.10","Outline and apply to practice the standards of ethical and professional conduct of a medical practitioner*",null,false]
["AR_PF 3.11","Practise in a way that gives due consideration to the standards of anaesthetic practice outlined in ‘Supporting Anaesthetists' Professionalism and Performance: A guide for clinicians’, the ANZCA ‘Code of Professional Conduct’ and ANZCA\n professional documents",null,false]
["AR_PF 3.13 ","Describe how to respond to, cope with, and constructively learn from a complaint or legal action ",null,false]
["AR_PF 3.14","Outline the rationale for accreditation and the role of self accreditation in the provision of sub-specialty anaesthetic services (for example, cardiac or neonatal anaesthesia) for both anaesthetists and institution \n(Refer to College professional document: PS 02 Statement on Credentialling and defining the Scope of Clinical Practice in Anaesthesia)",null,false]
["AR_PF 3.15 ","Outline the professional obligations and intervention necessary to protect patients when a colleague is impaired or practicing beyond the limits of their capabilities ",null,false]
["AR_PF 3.16","Identify situations where senior assistance or supervision is required for junior surgeons and/or medical staff, and encourage, support or facilitate this as necessary.",null,false]
["AR_PF 4.2 ","Outline how access to drugs for anaesthesia and sedation may lead to dependency and describe the signs of possible drug dependency in colleagues",null,false]
["AR_PF 4.3","Discuss possible reasons for the increased suicide risk for anaesthetists and ways in which risk can be alleviated",null,false]
["AR_PF 4.4","Outline the professional responsibilities of anaesthetists who may be carriers of a communicable disease",null,false]
["AR_PF 4.5","Discuss the features indicating that another professional may be in need, particularly in relation to drug dependency and situations that may increase suicide risk (refer to resource documents RD3 Depression and Anxiety, \nRD13 Impairment in a Colleague and RD20 Substance Abuse)",null,false]
["AR_PF 4.6 ","Describe avenues of assistance available to colleagues in need and help them to seek this out",null,false]
["AR_PF 4.9 ","Describe the methods that may be used to mitigate stress related to clinical practice",null,false]
["AR_PF 4.10","Identify particularly stressful times in clinical practice and take measures to mitigate that stress for self and colleagues",null,false]
[]
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["Completed",{"$f":"COUNTIF(D3:D97, TRUE)","v":0}]
["Percent",{"$f":"(B100/B99)*100","v":0}]

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["Cardiac Surgery and Interventional Cardiology"]
["Medical Expert"]
["SS_CS 1.1 ","Discuss the physiology of hypothermia and deep hypothermic cardiac arrest ",null,false]
["SS_CS 1.2 ","Evaluate means of estimating cardiac output ",null,false]
["Cardiac Surgery and Cardipulmonary Bypass"]
["Preoperative Assessment"]
["SS_CS 1.3 ","Describe pharmacological and non-pharmacological strategies to relieve anxiety in patients presenting for cardiac surgery ",null,false]
["SS_CS 1.3a ","Describe the anatomy of the heart and great vessels, particularly in relationship to the use of ultrasound imaging ",null,false]
["SS_CS 1.4 ","Discuss the perioperative assessment of: "]
[null,"• Myocardial ischaemia"]
[null,"• Cardiac rhythm"]
[null,"• Filling status"]
[null,"• Left ventricular systolic and diastolic function",null,false]
[null,"• Right ventricular function and pulmonary artery pressure"]
[null,"• Valve pathology "]
[null,"• Shunts"]
["SS_CS 1.13 ","Describe the method of insertion of a pulmonary artery catheter, describe the waveforms obtained (also refer to the Intensive Care Medicine specialised study unit) ",null,false]
["SS_CS 1.15 ","Outline the specific issues associated with ‘re-do’ cardiac surgery ",null,false]
["Intra-operative"]
["SS_CS 1.5 ","Outline the basic surgical steps involved in the following cardiac procedures: "]
[null,"• Coronary artery bypass both on and off pump ",null,false]
[null,"• Repair of aortic dissection "]
[null,"• Aortic and mitral valve replacement"]
["SS_CS 1.6 ","Describe the initial medical management of acute thoracic aortic dissection (also refer to the Resuscitation, trauma and crisis management clinical fundamental) and outline the principles of providing anaesthesia for surgical repair ",null,false]
["SS_CS 1.7 ","Describe an appropriate anaesthetic technique for the following cardiac surgical procedures including haemodynamic goals: "]
[null,"• Coronary artery bypass",null,false]
[null,"• Aortic and mitral valve replacement "]
["SS_CS 1.14 ","Discuss the interpretation of the data obtained from PAC and other cardiac output measurement devices ",null,false]
["Defibrillation and Pacing"]
["SS_CS 1.8 ","List indications for application of external defibrillation/pacing pads prior to surgery",null,false]
["SS_CS 1.9","Describe the use of internal defibrillation",null,false]
["SS_CS 1.10","Describe the types of cardiac pacing including transvenous, external and epicardial pacing",null,false]
["SS_CS 1.11 ","Outline principles of programming cardiac pacemakers ",null,false]
["SS_CS 1.12 ","Outline pacing modes and the terminology and abbreviations commonly used ",null,false]
["Cardiopulmonary Bypass and ECMO"]
["SS_CS 1.16 ","Outline the indications for cardiopulmonary bypass and ECMO in non-cardiac surgery procedures ",null,false]
["SS_CS 1.17 ","Outline the issues related to the care of patients undergoing cardiopulmonary bypass, including:\n"]
[null,"• Maintenance of anaesthesia during this period "]
[null,"• Intraoperative myocardial protection"]
[null,"• Potential neurocognitive effects and cerebral protection"]
[null,"• Implications of aortic disease for aortic cannulation ",null,false]
[null,"• Anticoagulation during cardiopulmonary bypass and point-of-care and laboratory methods of monitoring anticoagulation"]
[null,"• Use of antifibrinolytics"]
[null,"• Management of protamine reactions"]
[null,"• Reperfusion injury and ischaemic preconditioning "]
[null,"• Haematological and inflammatory effects of cardiopulmonary bypass"]
[null,"• Steps to take to safely initiate and wean from bypass"]
["SS_CS 1.18 ","Describe an approach to the patient with heparin resistance, heparin induced thrombocytopenia and thrombosis (HITTS) and heparin induced thrombocytopaenia (HITS) ",null,false]
["SS_CS 1.19 ","Outline strategies for the management of the patient who is difficult to wean from bypass ",null,false]
["Postoperative"]
["SS_CS 1.20 ","Discuss factors influencing duration of postoperative ventilation following cardiac surgery ",null,false]
["SS_CS 1.21 ","Discuss the role of ‘fast-track’ cardiac surgery and principles of anaesthesia and intensive care unit management for ‘fast track’ surgery ",null,false]
["SS_CS 1.22 ","Outline the routine and emergent postoperative management of cardiosurgical patients in the intensive care unit ",null,false]
["SS_CS 1.23 ","Outline the common complications presenting in the early postoperative period in cardiac surgical patients and their management ",null,false]
["Echocardiography"]
["SS_CS 1.24","Outline a basic haemodynamic assessment using TOE or TTE",null,false]
["SS_CS 1.25","Discuss the role of echocardiography in assessing the haemodynamically unstable patient",null,false]
["Interventional cardiology "]
["SS_CS 1.26 ","Describe the initial medical management of the patient with acute myocardial infarction and cardiogenic shock and outline the principles of providing anaesthesia for acute revascularisation (also refer to the Resuscitation, trauma and crisis \nmanagement clinical fundamental)",null,false]
["SS_CS 1.27 ","Outline the major complications associated with interventional cardiology procedures, their presenting features and initial management ",null,false]
["SS_CS 1.28 ","Outline principles of intra-aortic balloon counterpulsation ",null,false]
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["Completed",{"$f":"COUNTIF(D3:D61, TRUE)","v":0}]
["Percent",{"$f":"(B64/B63)*100","v":0}]

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["General Surgical, Urological, Gynaecological and Endoscopic Procedures"]
["Perioperative Medicine"]
["SS_GG 1.1 ","For the following discuss the key clinical features which influence anaesthetic management. (Also refer to the Perioperative medicine clinical fundamental): "]
[null,"• Bowel disease"]
[null,"• Disease of the oesophagus"]
[null,"• Disease of the stomach"]
[null,"• Gallbladder disease"]
[null,"• Liver disease",null,false]
[null,"• Disease of the spleen"]
[null,"• Renal and urinary tract disease • Pancreatic disease"]
[null,"• Adrenal disease"]
[null,"• Gynaecological disorders"]
[null,"• Breast disease "]
["SS_GG 1.2 ","Discuss the physiological changes associated with pneumoperitoneum and management of those changes ",null,false]
["SS_GG 1.3 ","Outline the differential diagnosis of the acute abdomen and the implications for anaesthetic management of the different causes ",null,false]
["SS_GG 1.4 ","Outline the consequences of prolonged vomiting, bowel obstruction and malabsorption syndromes ",null,false]
["SS_GG 1.5 ","Outline the anatomical modification that results from common gastrointestinal operations and the potential pathophysiological consequences ",null,false]
["Surgery and Endoscopy"]
["SS_GG 1.6 ","Discuss the surgical requirements and implications for anaesthetic management of patients undergoing the following elective general surgery, urological, gynaecological and endoscopic procedures: "]
[null,"• Major open abdominal surgery"]
[null,"• Major open urological surgery"]
[null,"• Major gynaecological operations"]
[null,"• Minor general, urological and gynaecological surgery"]
[null,"• Breast surgery",null,false]
[null,"• Laparoscopic surgery"]
[null,"• Endoscopic procedures"]
[null,"• Lithotripsy"]
[null,"• Treatment for infertility "]
["SS_GG 1.7 ","Discuss perioperative analgesia and fluid therapy options for elective general surgery, urological, gynaecological and endoscopic procedures, including strategies for ‘fast track’ recovery programs for major abdominal surgery ",null,false]
["SS_GG 1.8 ","Discuss the surgical requirements and implications for anaesthetic management of patients undergoing the following emergency general surgery, urological, gynaecological and endoscopic procedures: "]
[null,"• Minor general, urological and gynaecological procedures "]
[null,"• Major laparotomy and laparoscopy ",null,false]
[null,"• Diagnostic laparoscopy "]
[null,"• Gastroscopy "]
[null,"• Ureteroscopy "]
["SS_GG 1.9 ","For patients undergoing the following complex operations, discuss the specific anaesthetic management, including options for perioperative analgesia and perioperative fluid therapy: "]
[null,"• Renal transplant"]
[null,"• Partial hepatectomy"]
[null,"• Surgery for major liver trauma"]
[null,"• Oesophagectomy"]
[null,"• Pancreatectomy"]
[null,"• Adrenalectomy, including phaeochromocytoma ",null,false]
[null,"• Resection of carcinoid tumour"]
[null,"• Bariatric surgery"]
[null,"• Breast reconstruction (also refer to the Plastics, reconstructive and burns surgery specialised study unit)"]
[null,"• Surgery for gynaecological and urological malignancy"]
[null,"• Major bowel resection, pelvic exenteration etc "]
["SS_GG 1.10 ","Discuss the diagnosis and management of the possible complications of surgical procedures including (also refer to the Resuscitation, trauma and crisis management specialised study unit): "]
[null,"• Venous air embolus"]
[null,"• Rapid, life-threatening bleeding, including management of severe coagulopathy"]
[null,"• Aspiration "]
[null,"• Cardiovascular responses to insufflation of the peritoneal cavity ",null,false]
[null,"• Sepsis"]
[null,"• Hypo-osmolar syndromes"]
[null,"• Reperfusion of ischaemic organs"]
[null,"• Acid base imbalance, temperature control, positioning injuries "]
["SS_GG 1.11 ","Describe the provision of anaesthetic care for organ procurement in a donor declared brain dead",null,false]
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["Head and neck, Ear, Nose and Throat, Dental Surgery and Electro-convulsive Therapy"]
["Head and Neck and Ear Nose and Throat"]
["SS_HN 1.1 ","Describe the anatomy and innervation of the face, external ear, neck, nasal passages, pharynx and larynx with reference to the performance of regional or topical anaesthesia for head, neck or ear nose and throat procedures.",null,false]
["SS_HN 1.2 ","Describe the indications for and features of special tracheal tubes used in ear nose and throat surgery, for example those used for: "]
[null,"• Microlaryngeal surgery"]
[null," • Laser surgery",null,false]
[null,"• Laryngectomy "]
["SS_HN 1.3 ","Describe the equipment used for emergency and elective jet ventilation ",null,false]
["SS_HN 1.4 ","Describe the nature and biological effects of lasers commonly used in ear nose and throat ",null,false]
["SS_HN 1.5 ","Describe the common co-morbid disease and patient factors encountered in patients having head, neck and ear nose and throat procedures ",null,false]
["SS_HN 1.6 ","Describe the effects of previous surgery or radiation on the airway (also refer to the Airway management clinical fundamental) ",null,false]
["SS_HN 1.7 ","Discuss the surgical requirements and the anaesthetic management of patients requiring common elective ear nose and throat procedures including: "]
[null,"• Septo-rhinoplasty"]
[null,"• Functional endoscopic sinus surgery (FESS) "]
[null,"• T onsillectomy and/or"]
[null,"• Microlaryngoscopy"]
[null,"• Panendoscopy"]
[null,"• Insertion of grommets",null,false]
[null,"• Myringoplasty or other middle ear surgery "]
[null,"• Mastoidectomy "]
[null,"• Laryngectomy or pharyngo-laryngectomy "]
[null,"• Parotidectomy"]
[null,"• Neck dissection"]
[null,"• Tracheostomy "]
["SS_HN 1.8 ","Discuss the surgical requirements and the anaesthetic management of patients requiring emergency ear nose and throat procedures including: "]
[null,"• Reduction of fractured nose"]
[null,"• Removal of inhaled foreign body",null,false]
[null,"• Removal of foreign body from the oesophagus or pharynx"]
[null,"• Surgical management for obstructing laryngeal lesions (also refer to the Airway management clinical fundamental)"]
[null,"• Drainage of oro-pharyngeal cysts or abscess, including quinsy "]
["SS_HN 1.9 ","Outline the principles of anaesthetic management for awake tracheostomy ",null,false]
["SS_HN 1.10 ","Discuss the precautions, possible complications and implications for anaesthetic management associated with the use of lasers in ear nose and throat surgery ",null,false]
["SS_HN 1.11 ","Evaluate the use of jet ventilation as a technique for managing the airway and ventilation in patients having ear nose and throat procedures ",null,false]
["SS_HN 1.12 ","Discuss the anaesthetic management of patients requiring thyroid or parathyroid surgery. In particular: "]
[null,"•  Use, effects and complications of thyroid hormones or anti-thyroid drugs used to stabilise patients perioperatively (also refer to the Perioperative medicine clinical fundamental) "]
[null,"•  The effects and management of hyper and hypo- calcaemia ",null,false]
[null,"•  Potential airway management issues and their assessment including in the patient with a retrosternal goitre (also refer to the Airway management clinical fundamental) "]
[null,"•  Surgical positioning and the implications for patient protection and access "]
[null,"•  Airway, surgical and endocrine complications in the perioperative period and their management "]
["SS_HN 1.13 ","Discuss the implications of use of local anaesthetics and vasoconstrictive agents in head and neck surgery",null,false]
["SS_HN 1.14","Evaluate the use, safety and methods of providing induced hypotension to minimise blood loss and improve surgical operating conditions during ear nose and throat, head and neck surgery (also refer to the Plastic, Reconstructive and burns surgery specialised \nstudy unit)",null,false]
["SS_HN 1.15 ","Evaluate methods for the smooth emergence and/or extubation of patients to minimise bleeding following ear nose and throat and head and neck procedures ",null,false]
["SS_HN 1.16 ","Discuss the indications, method and implications for anaesthetic management of monitoring facial nerve function intraoperatively ",null,false]
["SS_HN 1.17 ","Discuss the clinical features and management of postoperative haemorrhage following head and neck and ear nose and throat surgery, particularly post tonsillectomy haemorrhage (also refer to the Airway management and Resuscitation, trauma and crisis \nmanagement clinical fundamentals and the Paediatric anaesthesia specialised study unit) ",null,false]
["SS_HN 1.18 ","Describe the risks and management of airway fire ",null,false]
["Dental/maxillofacial surgery "]
["SS_HN 1.19 ","Describe the innervation of the teeth and regional blocks used for dental procedures ",null,false]
["SS_HN 1.20 ","Outline the types of facial, maxillary and mandibular fractures and their surgical management ",null,false]
["SS_HN 1.21 ","Discuss the anaesthetic management of patients requiring surgical fixation of facial, maxillary and mandibular fractures ",null,false]
["SS_HN 1.22 ","Discuss the anaesthetic management of patients requiring maxillary and mandibular osteotomies ",null,false]
["SS_HN 1.23 ","Describe the indications for and method of managing the airway during maxillo-facial surgery with a nasal endotracheal tube ",null,false]
["SS_HN 1.24 ","Discuss the anaesthetic management of patients requiring dental procedures including those with: "]
[null,"• Intellectual impairment",null,false]
[null,"• Disorders of haemostasis "]
["SS_HN 1.25 ","Describe the assessment and potential progression of dental sepsis and evaluate the anaesthetic management of patients with dental abscesses and Ludwig’s angina (also refer to the Airway management clinical fundamental) ",null,false]
["Electro-convulsive Therapy"]
["SS_HN 1.26 ","Describe the evidence supporting the use of electro- convulsive therapy for managing depression ",null,false]
["SS_HN 1.27 ","Describe the physiological response to electro-convulsive therapy ",null,false]
[]
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["Completed",{"$f":"COUNTIF(D3:D58, TRUE)","v":0}]
["Percent",{"$f":"(B61/B60)*100","v":0}]

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["Intensive Care"]
["General Care of the Patient in Intensive Care"]
["SS_IC 1.1 ","Discuss the importance of setting therapeutic goals for admission to intensive care ",null,false]
["SS_IC 1.2 ","Outline estimation of nutritional requirements and prescribe nutritional support ",null,false]
["SS_IC 1.3 ","Outline the complications associated with enteral and parenteral nutritional support ",null,false]
["SS_IC 1.4 ","Discuss the provision of analgesia and sedation for critically ill patients ",null,false]
["SS_IC 1.5 ","Describe the effect of critical illness on the pharmacokinetics and pharmacodynamics of sedative and analgesic agents ",null,false]
["SS_IC 1.6 ","Describe weaning protocols of sedative and analgesic agents and strategies to prevent withdrawal phenomena ",null,false]
["SS_IC 1.7 ","Evaluate the use of muscle relaxants in the critically ill patient ",null,false]
["SS_IC 1.8 ","Outline the reasons why critically ill patients are particularly at risk of acquiring nosocomial infections ",null,false]
["SS_IC 1.9 ","Describe standard precautions as applied to critically ill patients ",null,false]
["SS_IC 1.10 ","Outline a scoring system to assess severity of illness and discuss the utility of such scoring systems ",null,false]
["SS_IC 1.11 ","Outline the long-term complications of prolonged intensive care admission ",null,false]
["SS_IC 1.12 ","Describe the features of patients who may be suitable organ donors ",null,false]
["SS_IC 1.13 ","Outline the management of the brain-dead patient awaiting organ donation ",null,false]
["SS_IC 1.14 ","Describe the principles of safe intra and inter-hospital transfer of critically ill patients professional document: PS52: Guidelines for Transport of Critically Ill Patients (also refer to the Safety and quality in anaesthetic practice clinical fundamental) ",null,false]
["Sepsis and Multi-Organ Dysfunction"]
["SS_IC 1.15","Define sepsis, severe sepsis and systemic inflammatory response syndrome (SIRS) ",null,false]
["SS_IC 1.16 ","Outline the pathophysiology of SIRS and sepsis and severe sepsis ",null,false]
["SS_IC 1.17 ","Describe the mechanisms of organ dysfunction in severe sepsis ",null,false]
["SS_IC 1.18 ","Outline the investigation and management of the patient with severe sepsis ",null,false]
["SS_IC 1.19 ","Discuss goal directed therapy of sepsis (also refer to the Perioperative medicine clinical fundamental) ",null,false]
["SS_IC 1.20 ","Broadly classify antimicrobial agents according to their mode of action and spectrum of activity ",null,false]
["SS_IC 1.21 ","Describe the adverse effects of antimicrobial agents in the intensive care patient ",null,false]
["SS_IC 1.22 ","Discuss the role of prophylaxis in preventing infection in the intensive care patient ",null,false]
["SS_IC 1.23 ","Describe a rational approach to prescribing antimicrobial treatment in severe sepsis ",null,false]
["Acute Circulatory Failure and Cardiovascular Disorders (also refer to the Resuscitation, trauma and crisis management clinical fundamental)"]
["Shock"]
["SS_IC 1.24 ","Describe the clinical features of the shocked patient and the clinical features differentiating the causes of shock ",null,false]
["SS_IC 1.25 ","Describe the pathophysiological consequences of shock ",null,false]
["SS_IC 1.26 ","Outline the clinical use of indicators of tissue oxygenation ",null,false]
["SS_IC 1.27 ","Interpret blood gas analysis in the shocked patient ",null,false]
["SS_IC 1.29 ","Discuss the treatment of shock according to its cause and the role of goal directed therapy",null,false]
["SS_IC 1.30","Discuss the role of fluid therapy in the shocked patient ",null,false]
["SS_IC 1.28 ","Discuss methods of monitoring cardiac output and optimisation of fluid therapy in the intensive care patient ",null,false]
["Disorders of Heart and Great Vessels"]
["SS_IC 1.31 ","Describe the investigation and management of the patient with acute myocardial infarction and cardiogenic shock ",null,false]
["SS_IC 1.32 ","Discuss the investigation and management of myocardial contusion ",null,false]
["SS_IC 1.33 ","Outline the intensive care management of traumatic aortic injury ",null,false]
["SS_IC 1.34 ","Describe the diagnosis and medical management of acute thoracic aortic dissection (also refer to the Resuscitation, trauma and crisis management clinical fundamental and the Cardiac surgery and interventional cardiology specialised study unit) ",null,false]
["SS_IC 1.35 ","Outline the management of heart failure in the intensive care setting ",null,false]
["SS_IC 1.37 ","Outline the management of cardiac arrhythmias in the intensive care patient ",null,false]
["SS_IC 1.38 ","Outline the pathophysiology of and describe the investigations and management of pulmonary embolic disorders ",null,false]
["SS_IC 1.36 ","Discuss the use of vasopressors, inotropic and lusitropic agents in the intensive care setting ",null,false]
["SS_IC 1.39 ","Outline the indications for and principles of use of intra aortic balloon pumps and ventricular assist devices in the intensive care setting ",null,false]
["SS_IC 1.40 ","Critically evaluate the resuscitative management of patients in cardiac arrest (also refer to the Resuscitation, trauma and crisis management clinical fundamental) ",null,false]
["Respiratory Failure and Intensive care of Respiratory Disorders (also refer to the Resuscitation, trauma and crisis management and Perioperative medicine clinical fundamentals)"]
["SS_IC 1.41 ","Define respiratory failure and differentiate between types of respiratory failure",null,false]
["SS_IC 1.42","Discuss the differences between acute and chronic respiratory failure and the implications for management",null,false]
["SS_IC 1.43","Interpret blood gas analysis, CXR and pulmonary function tests in respiratory failure",null,false]
["SS_IC 1.44","Describe the pathophysiology of acute lung injury (ALI) and acute respiratory distress syndrome (ARDS) and outline the intensive care management of these",null,false]
["SS_IC 1.45","Describe the pathophysiology and management of pulmonary oedema",null,false]
["SS_IC 1.46","Discuss the intensive care management of chest trauma including pulmonary contusions, chest wall injuries and haemorrhage ",null,false]
["SS_IC 1.47 ","Describe the pathophysiology and management of fat embolism syndrome",null,false]
["SS_IC 1.48","Describe the pathophysiology and management of acute severe asthma",null,false]
["SS_IC 1.49 ","Describe the management of acute exacerbations of COPD",null,false]
["SS_IC 1.50 ","Outline the management of pneumonia in the intensive care setting ",null,false]
["SS_IC 1.51 ","Describe the prevention and management of ventilator associated pneumonia ",null,false]
["SS_IC 1.52 ","Discuss the investigation and management of postoperative respiratory failure ",null,false]
["SS_IC 1.63 ","Outline the indications for hyperbaric oxygen therapy in the critically ill patient and the problems associated with providing this treatment ",null,false]
["SS_IC 1.64 ","Critically evaluate the resuscitative management of patients in respiratory arrest ",null,false]
["NIV and Invasive Ventilation"]
["SS_IC 1.53 ","Describe methods of and indications for providing ventilatory assistance in respiratory failure including the place of non- invasive ventilation ",null,false]
["SS_IC 1.54 ","Evaluate ventilation strategies and non-ventilator therapies to optimise oxygenation and ventilation and minimise lung injury ",null,false]
["SS_IC 1.55 ","Discuss the complications of ventilation and the strategies to minimise ventilator-induced lung injury including the ventilation of patients with ARDS ",null,false]
["SS_IC 1.56 ","Discuss the interpretation of blood gas analysis and the use of this to guide respiratory support ",null,false]
["SS_IC 1.57 ","Discuss the assessment and management of extubation in patients who have been intubated for airway obstruction, for example, epiglottitis, angioneurotic oedema, Ludwig’s angina ",null,false]
["SS_IC 1.58 ","Describe the indications for, timing and subsequent management of tracheotomies, including common complications, in the critically ill patient ",null,false]
["SS_IC 1.59 ","Describe the procedure, contraindications and possible complications of percutaneous dilatation tracheotomy ",null,false]
["SS_IC 1.60 ","Discuss the issues associated with the long-term ventilation of patients with chronic neuromuscular disorders and outline the factors important in making the decision to initiate assisted ventilation in these patients ",null,false]
["SS_IC 1.61 ","Discuss the available strategies for weaning patients from ventilatory support and discuss the timing and particular issues with different patient groups ",null,false]
["SS_IC 1.62 ","Outline the indications for the use of ECMO in respiratory failure and outline the principles of delivery of ECMO ",null,false]
["SS_IC 1.65 ","Discuss the initiation of ventilation and management of patients on ventilators in the intensive care setting ",null,false]
["SS_IC 1.66 ","Discuss the initiation of non-invasive ventilation and management of patients receiving non-invasive ventilation in the intensive care setting ",null,false]
["Renal and Fluid and Electrolyte Disorders"]
["SS_IC 1.67 ","Describe the pathophysiology, investigation and management of acute renal failure ",null,false]
["SS_IC 1.68 ","Discuss strategies to prevent acute renal failure in the critically ill patient ",null,false]
["SS_IC 1.69 ","Describe the clinical situations where rhabdomyolysis is likely to occur and discuss the diagnosis and management of acute rhabdomyolysis ",null,false]
["SS_IC 1.70 ","Describe methods of providing renal replacement therapy in the patient with acute renal failure ",null,false]
["SS_IC 1.71 ","Discuss the aetiology, diagnosis and management of fluid and electrolyte disturbances in the critically ill patient (also refer to the Resuscitation, trauma and crisis management clinical fundamental) ",null,false]
["SS_IC 1.72 ","Discuss the clinical management of acid-base disturbances in critically ill patients ",null,false]
["SS_IC 1.73 ","Outline the principles of postoperative care of the renal transplant recipient ",null,false]
["Metabolic and Endocrine Disorders"]
["SS_IC 1.74 ","Describe the metabolic response to trauma and critical illness ",null,false]
["SS_IC 1.75 ","Outline the intensive care management of severe hypothermia",null,false]
["SS_IC 1.76 ","Discuss the intensive care management of malignant hyperthermia and neuroleptic malignant syndrome ",null,false]
["SS_IC 1.77 ","Discuss the management of endocrine emergencies, including thyroid storm, adrenocortical insufficiency, diabetic ketoacidosis and hyperglycaemic non-ketotic coma",null,false]
["Neurological and neuromuscular disorders"]
["SS_IC 1.78 ","Outline the diagnosis and management of persistent vegetative state ",null,false]
["SS_IC 1.79 ","Discuss the clinical diagnosis of brain death and the confirmatory investigations involved ",null,false]
["SS_IC 1.80 ","Discuss the determinants and control of:\n"]
[null,"• Intracranial and intraspinal pressure \n",null,false]
[null,"• Cerebral blood flow"]
[null,"• Spinal cord perfusion"]
["SS_IC 1.81 ","Discuss the principles of intracranial pressure monitoring ",null,false]
["SS_IC 1.82 ","Outline the pathophysiology, investigation and management of delirium in the intensive care patient ",null,false]
["SS_IC 1.83 ","Discuss the management of the patient with neurological deterioration due to ischaemic and haemorrhagic stroke and subarachnoid haemorrhage ",null,false]
["SS_IC 1.84 ","Discuss the management of cerebral vasospasm ",null,false]
["SS_IC 1.85 ","Outline the investigation and management of encephalitis and meningitis ",null,false]
["SS_IC 1.86 ","Discuss the intensive care management of: "]
[null,"• Raised intracranial pressure"]
[null,"• Acute traumatic brain injury",null,false]
[null,"• Prolonged seizures "]
[null,"• Acute spinal cord injury "]
["SS_IC 1.87 ","Outline the principles of management of:\n\n"]
[null,"• Hemiplegia, paraplegia, quadriplegia",null,false]
[null,"• Postoperative neurosurgical patients"]
[null,"• Diabetes insipidus"]
[null,"• Cerebral salt wasting"]
["SS_IC 1.88 ","Outline the pathophysiology and indications for intensive care management for patients with: "]
[null,"• Tetanus"]
[null,"• Botulism"]
[null,"• Guillain-Barre syndrome",null,false]
[null,"• Myasthenia gravis"]
[null,"• Myotonias and muscular dystrophies "]
["SS_IC 1.89 ","Discuss the investigation and management of the critical care patient who wakes with neurological impairment",null,false]
["Gastrointestinal disorders"]
["SS_IC 1.90 ","Discuss the management of life-threatening GIT haemorrhage ",null,false]
["SS_IC 1.91 ","Outline the diagnosis and management of oesophageal perforation ",null,false]
["SS_IC 1.92 ","Outline the management of acute and acute on chronic liver failure including the indications for transplantation ",null,false]
["SS_IC 1.93 ","Outline the diagnosis and management of acute pancreatitis ",null,false]
["SS_IC 1.94 ","Outline the intensive care unit management of the patient with life-threatening abdominal conditions including:\n"]
[null,"• Abdominal sepsis",null,false]
[null,"• Ischemic, perforated or obstructed gut"]
[null,"• Major abdominal trauma"]
["SS_IC 1.95 ","Discuss the intensive care management of patients who have undergone major abdominal surgery ",null,false]
["Haematological and oncological disorders"]
["SS_IC 1.96 ","Outline the management of oncology emergencies:\n"]
[null,"• Due to primary disease, for example vena cava obstruction, acute cord compression, pericardial effusion",null,false]
[null,"• Secondary to treatment, for example, graft versus host disease, immune suppression"]
["SS_IC 1.97 ","Outline an approach to the management of the intensive care patient with coagulopathy including disseminated intravascular coagulation ",null,false]
["SS_IC 1.98 ","Outline the appropriate use of anticoagulants in patients in the intensive care setting including prevention and management of venous and arterial thrombosis and thromboembolism ",null,false]
["SS_IC 1.99 ","Outline the investigation and management of anaemia and thrombocytopaenia in intensive care",null,false]
["SS_IC 1.100","Discuss the rational use of blood products in the intensive care setting ",null,false]
["SS_IC 1.101 ","Discuss the investigation and management of transfusion reactions ",null,false]
["Environmental injuries"]
["SS_IC 1.102 ","Outline the intensive care management of: "]
[null,"• Electrocution"]
[null,"• Burns"]
[null,"• Near drowning "]
[null,"• Envenomation",null,false]
[null,"• Drug overdose"]
[null,"• Corrosive ingestion"]
[null,"• Altitude sickness"]
[null,"• Decompression syndromes "]
["Intensive care of the obstetric patient (also refer to the Obstetric anaesthesia and analgesia specialised study unit)"]
["SS_IC 1.103 ","NO LO NOTED HERE ON CURRICULUM ? PLACEHOLDER",null,false]
["SS_IC 1.104 ","Explain the differences in basic and advanced life support in the pregnant patient (also refer to the Obstetric anaesthesia and analgesia specialised study unit)",null,false]
["SS_IC 1.105 ","Discuss the intensive care management of severe pre-eclampsia and eclampsia",null,false]
["SS_IC 1.106 ","Discuss the intensive care management of post-partum haemorrhage and amniotic fluid embolism",null,false]
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["Completed",{"$f":"COUNTIF(D3:D150, TRUE)","v":0}]
["Percent",{"$f":"(B153/B152)*100","v":0}]
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["Neurosurgery and Neuroradiology"]
["Anatomy"]
["SS_NS 1.1 ","Describe the basic anatomy of the skull, brain, ventricular system, meninges, spinal cord and vertebral column of relevance to anaesthesia ",null,false]
["SS_NS 1.2 ","Describe the blood supply of the brain and spinal cord ",null,false]
["SS_NS 1.3 ","Describe the anatomy relevant to providing local anaesthesia for awake craniotomy ",null,false]
["Pathophysiology"]
["SS_NS 1.4 ","Outline the changes to cerebral blood flow control and cerebral perfusion pressure in patients with intracranial pathology ",null,false]
["SS_NS 1.5 ","Explain the effect of fluid and electrolyte disturbances on brain function ",null,false]
["SS_NS 1.6 ","Outline the grading of subarachnoid haemorrhage severity ",null,false]
["SS_NS 1.7 ","Outline the radiological features of common acute neurosurgical conditions ",null,false]
["SS_NS 1.8 ","Discuss pharmacologic and non-pharmacologic methods to manipulate intracranial pressure ",null,false]
["SS_NS 1.9 ","Outline methods to reduce secondary injury and limit disability in traumatic brain injury and intracranial haemorrhage ",null,false]
["SS_NS 1.10 ","Describe the anaesthetic implications of spinal cord trauma ",null,false]
["SS_NS 1.11 ","Discuss the pathophysiology of pituitary tumours, including the implications of endocrine disorders such as acromegaly, Cushings syndrome, pan-hypopituitarism ",null,false]
["SS_NS 1.12 ","Describe the mechanism and management of disorders of sodium control detected after neurosurgery ",null,false]
["SS_NS 1.13 ","Outline the criteria for the diagnosis of brain stem death ",null,false]
["Pharmacology "]
["SS_NS 1.14 ","Evaluate the effects of anaesthetic agents on brain and spinal cord physiology including metabolism, blood flow, intracranial and intraspinal pressure ",null,false]
["SS_NS 1.15 ","Discuss the possible complications of sedative/hypnotic and analgesic agents in neurosurgical patients ",null,false]
["SS_NS 1.16 ","Describe the pharmacology and clinical utility of antiepileptic and prophylactic therapy in neurosurgical patients ",null,false]
["SS_NS 1.17 ","Describe the pharmacology and clinical utility of corticosteroids in neurosurgical patients ",null,false]
["SS_NS 1.18 ","Discuss the pharmacology and clinical utility of pharmacological agents for prophylaxis and treatment of cerebral vasospasm associated with subarachnoid haemorrhage ",null,false]
["Monitoring "]
["SS_NS 1.19 ","Discuss methods to monitor cerebral blood flow including transcranial Doppler ",null,false]
["SS_NS 1.20 ","Describe methods of intracranial pressure monitoring ",null,false]
["SS_NS 1.21 ","Outline the principles of electrophysiological monitoring (electroencephalogram/sensory and motor evoked potentials) and the implication of neuromuscular blockade ",null,false]
["Clinical neuroanaesthesia "]
["SS_NS 1.22 ","Discuss the implications for anaesthesia of the positions used for neurosurgery ",null,false]
["SS_NS 1.23 ","Discuss the risks associated with patient positioning for neurosurgical procedures and the methods of risk minimisation ",null,false]
["SS_NS 1.24 ","Describe the typical presentation and natural history of the different types of intracranial haemorrhage ",null,false]
["SS_NS 1.25 ","Discuss the acute resuscitation and management of patients with intracranial/subarachnoid haemorrhage (also refer to the Resuscitation, trauma and crisis management clinical fundamental and the intensive care specialised study unit) ",null,false]
["SS_NS 1.26 ","Discuss the anaesthetic management of patients requiring the following neurosurgical procedures: "]
[null,"• Clot retrieval for stroke"]
[null,"• Craniotomy for intracranial tumour"]
[null,"• Craniotomy for intracranial aneurysm or haemorrhage (acute and chronic)"]
[null,"• Insertion of intracranial pressure monitors",null,false]
[null,"• Interventional neuroradiology for acute intracranial bleed"]
[null,"• Interventional neuroradiology for stable intracranial vascular pathology"]
[null,"• Spinal surgery (cervical, thoracic, lumbar) • Spinal fluid shunt procedures "]
["SS_NS 1.27 ","Discuss the anaesthetic management of patients requiring intervention for the following: "]
[null,"Non-neurosurgical trauma in patients with concurrent traumatic brain injury "]
[null,"Traumatic brain injury "]
[null,"Intracranial vascular malformations "]
[null,"Vestibular schwannoma "]
[null,"Trigeminal neuralgia ",null,false]
[null,"Pituitary tumours "]
[null,"Epilepsy and movement disorders (including awake craniotomy and deep brain stimulation) "]
[null,"Meningomyelocoele "]
[null,"Cranial vault pathology "]
["SS_NS 1.28 ","Discuss the complications of neurosurgical procedures including (Also refer to the Resuscitation, trauma and crisis management and perioperative medicine clinical fundamentals):\n"]
[null,"• Air embolism",null,false]
[null,"• Rapid, life threatening bleeding "]
[null,"• Cerebral ischaemia"]
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["Obstetric Anaesthesia and Analgesia"]
["Perioperative Medicine"]
["SS_OB 1.16 ","Describe the pre-anaesthetic assessment of a pregnant woman ",null,false]
["SS_OB 1.17 ","Describe the role of aspiration prophylaxis in pregnant women undergoing surgery ",null,false]
["SS_OB 1.18","Outline the indications for referral of the high-risk pregnant woman to more specialised centres of obstetric care",null,false]
["SS_OB 1.19 ","Describe the anaesthetic management of early pregnancy conditions such as molar pregnancy, termination, ectopic pregnancy, miscarriage and septic abortion (also refer to the General anaesthesia and sedation clinical fundamental) ",null,false]
["SS_OB 1.31","Describe the prevention of venous thromboembolism in the pregnant woman",null,false]
["SS_OB 1.32 ","Discuss measures to minimise the risk of injury from positioning the pregnant patient during anaesthesia ",null,false]
["SS_OB 1.44 ","Discuss the unique aspects of management of anaesthesia for the pregnant woman having non-obstetric surgery ",null,false]
["SS_OB 1.45 ","Outline the main causes of maternal mortality in Australasia and discuss methods to reduce maternal mortality",null,false]
["Labour"]
["SS_OB 1.20 ","Describe the mechanisms and progress of normal labour",null,false]
["SS_OB 1.21 ","Describe the clinical methods used for foetal monitoring in labour",null,false]
["SS_OB 1.22","Evaluate the analgesic options for labour and delivery ",null,false]
["SS_OB 1.38 ","Discuss the implications of drugs modifying haemostasis on the provision of neuraxial blockade in pregnancy ",null,false]
["SS_OB 1.23 ","Describe the selection of agents and route of administration in providing neuraxial analgesia for labour and delivery",null,false]
["SS_OB 1.24 ","Discuss the role of combined spinal epidural analgesia in labour",null,false]
["SS_OB 1.28 ","Discuss the management of significant complications of neuraxial analgesia and anaesthesia in childbirth, for example:\n"]
[null,"• Post-dural puncture headache ",null,false]
[null,"• Total spinal"]
["LSCS"]
["SS_OB 1.25 ","Describe the urgency of emergency delivery with regard to the threat to maternal or foetal wellbeing, in accordance with established guidelines, for example, RANZCOG College Statement C-Obs 14 Categorisation of urgency for caesarean section",null,false]
["SS_OB 1.26 ","Evaluate the role of epidural, spinal, and combined spinal epidural techniques for caesarean birth ",null,false]
["SS_OB 1.27 ","Evaluate methods to treat hypotension associated with neuraxial blockade for caesarean birth",null,false]
["SS_OB 1.29 ","Discuss the management of suboptimal block including conversion to general anaesthesia for caesarean birth ",null,false]
["SS_OB 1.30","Evaluate the role of, options for and particular problems with providing general anaesthesia for elective and emergency caesarean birth",null,false]
["SS_OB 1.33 ","Evaluate methods for providing postoperative analgesia after caesarean birth",null,false]
["Comorbidites and Obstetric Conditions"]
["SS_OB 1.36 ","Discuss the pathophysiology and anaesthetic management of co-existing maternal conditions as described in the Perioperative medicine Clinical Fundamental, in particular: "]
[null,"• Morbid obesity"]
[null,"• Cardiac disease",null,false]
[null,"• Substance abuse"]
[null,"• Psychiatric conditions "]
["SS_OB 1.37 ","Discuss the implications of vertebral column abnormalities and intra-cranial pathology on provision of neuraxial blockade in pregnancy ",null,false]
["SS_OB 1.34 ","Discuss the anaesthetic management of problems that may arise with labour and delivery, including the following situations:\n"]
[null,"• Vaginal birth after caesarean (VBAC) "]
[null,"• Uterine rupture"]
[null,"• Multiple gestation"]
[null,"• Breech"]
[null,"• Assisted vaginal birth"]
[null,"• Premature labour",null,false]
[null,"• Cord prolapse"]
[null,"• Abnormal placental implantation "]
[null,"• Antepartum haemorrhage"]
[null,"• Post partum haemorrhage "]
[null,"• Shoulder dystocia"]
[null,"• Foetal death in utero"]
["Obstetric Complications and Emergencies"]
["SS_OB 1.35 ","Discuss the pathophysiology and anaesthetic management of the following medical conditions particular to pregnancy: \n"]
[null,"• Hypertensive disorders of pregnancy/preeclampsia"]
[null,"• HELLP syndrome"]
[null,"• Eclampsia"]
[null,"• Peripartum cardiomyopathy",null,false]
[null,"• Gestational diabetes"]
[null,"• Acute fatty liver of pregnancy"]
[null,"• Cholestasis associated with pregnancy"]
[null,"• Rhesus iso immunisation"]
["SS_OB 1.39 ","Discuss the differences in basic and advanced life support in the pregnant woman ",null,false]
["SS_OB 1.40 ","Discuss the diagnosis and management of maternal collapse, including:"]
[null,"• Thromboembolism"]
[null,"• Amniotic fluid embolism"]
[null,"• Air embolism"]
[null,"• Anaphylaxis",null,false]
[null,"• Local anaesthetic toxicity (refer to the endorsed AAGBI Safety Guideline Management of Severe Local Anaesthetic Toxicity)"]
[null,"• High spinal"]
[null,"• Massive haemorrhage"]
[null,"• Eclampsia "]
["SS_OB 1.41 ","Discuss the diagnosis and management of neurological deficits in women after neuraxial blockade and delivery ",null,false]
["SS_OB 1.42 ","Discuss intrauterine resuscitation of the at-risk foetus ",null,false]
["SS_OB 1.43 ","Describe the unique aspects of management of resuscitation of the pregnant trauma patient including: "]
[null,"• Optimally positioning to avoid aorto-caval compression "]
[null,"• Altered maternal physiological responses "]
[null,"• Maternal resuscitation as the first priority, representing best care of both the woman and the foetus "]
[null,"• The need for early obstetric involvement and foetal monitoring ",null,false]
[null,"• High possibility of placental abruption and uterine rupture"]
[null,"• The need to give Rh immunoglobulin therapy to all Rhesus negative mothers "]
[null,"• The place of perimortem caesarean birth "]
[null,"• The clinical indicators and subsequent management implications of non-accidental injury in pregnancy "]
[]
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["Completed",{"$f":"COUNTIF(D3:D78, TRUE)","v":0}]
["Percent",{"$f":"(B81/B80)*100","v":0}]
[null," "]

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["Ophthalmic Procedures"]
["Perioperaitve Medicine"]
["SS_OP 1.6 ","Outline the anaesthetic implications of the perioperative use of drugs by eye surgeons; in particular topical local anaesthetic agents, vasoconstrictors, mydriatics, miotics, and intraocular pressure-reducing agents ",null,false]
["SS_OP 1.7 ","Describe the common co-morbid disease and patient factors encountered in patients having ophthalmic procedures (also refer to the Paediatric anaesthesia specialised study unit) ",null,false]
["SS_OP 1.14 ","Outline the issues to be considered in providing appropriate pre-operative care for patients having eye surgery ",null,false]
["SS_OP 1.13 ","Discuss how patient factors and co-morbid conditions influence choice of anaesthesia for eye surgery in particular: "]
[null,"• Anticoagulation status"]
[null,"• Ability to lie flat",null,false]
[null,"• Ability to cooperate"]
[null,"• Axial length of the globe "]
["Anaeshtetic Management"]
["SS_OP 1.8 ","Discuss the surgical requirements and implications for anaesthetic management of patients having surgery for: "]
[null,"• Cataracts"]
[null,"• Glaucoma"]
[null,"• Retinal detachment"]
[null,"• Penetrating eye injury",null,false]
[null,"• Enucleation for infection or tumour"]
[null,"• Examination under anaesthesia"]
[null,"• Strabismus"]
[null,"• Blocked nasolacrimal duct"]
[null,"• Extraocular procedures (also refer to the Plastics, reconstructive and burns surgery specialised study unit) "]
["SS_OP 1.15 ","Describe sedation techniques for eye procedures ",null,false]
["SS_OP 1.16 ","Discuss strategies to convert from regional to general anaesthesia during an eye procedure ",null,false]
["SS_OP 1.17 ","Describe the patient and staff precautions required when using laser during eye surgery (also refer to the Safety and quality in anaesthetic practice clinical fundamental) ",null,false]
["Regional"]
["SS_OP 1.1 ","Describe the anatomy of the eye and the contents of the orbit with reference to the performance of regional eye blocks and their complications ",null,false]
["SS_OP 1.2 ","Describe the determinates of ocular perfusion and intra-ocular pressure ",null,false]
["SS_OP 1.3 ","Describe the eye reflexes (oculo-cardiac, oculo-respiratory, oculo-emetic) and their management during eye procedures",null,false]
["SS_OP 1.4 ","Discuss the selection of local anaesthetic solutions for regional and topical eye blocks ",null,false]
["SS_OP 1.5 ","Discuss the use of adjuvant drugs for regional eye blocks and in particular Hyalase ",null,false]
["SS_OP 1.11 ","Describe and compare regional blocks used for eye procedures, their possible complications and management including: "]
[null,"• Subtenon block",null,false]
[null,"• Peri-bulbar block "]
[null,"• Retrobulbar block "]
["SS_OP 1.12 ","Describe the methods used to decrease or prevent a rise in intra-ocular pressure following a peri-bulbar block ",null,false]
["Emergencies and Complications"]
["SS_OP 1.9 ","Discuss the specific anaesthetic requirements for emergency eye surgery and in particular the patient with a penetrating eye injury ",null,false]
["SS_OP 1.10 ","Discuss the implications for anaesthesia of the intra-ocular injection of gas ",null,false]
[]
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["Completed",{"$f":"COUNTIF(D3:D38, TRUE)","v":0}]
["Percent",{"$f":"(B41/B40)*100","v":0}]

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["Orthopaedic Surgery"]
["Orthopaedic Trauma"]
["SS_OR 1.1 ","Describe the rationale for and outline initial methods of fracture immobilisation and analgesia in patients awaiting definitive surgery for major trauma, including: "]
[null,"• Pelvic fractures",null,false]
[null,"• Long bone fractures "]
[null,"• Spinal fractures "]
["SS_OR 1.2 ","Discuss the initial assessment and management of (also refer to the Resuscitation, trauma and crisis management clinical fundamental): "]
[null,"• Unstable spinal injury including clearing the cervical spine ",null,false]
[null,"• Acute spinal cord injury and ‘neurogenic’ shock "]
["SS_OR 1.3 ","Discuss the management of patients requiring anaesthesia for: "]
[null,"• Pelvic fractures "]
[null,"• Shoulder girdle fractures ",null,false]
[null,"• Long bone fractures "]
[null,"• Distal limb fractures "]
[null,"• Reduction and fixation of spinal fractures "]
["SS_OR 1.4 ","In the trauma patient undergoing orthopaedic surgery, discuss the management of the following potential complications:\n"]
[null,"• Cemented implant syndrome "]
[null,"• Haemorrhage"]
[null,"• Massive transfusion",null,false]
[null,"• Crush injury"]
[null,"• Compartment syndrome "]
[null,"• Re-perfusion injury"]
[null,"• Fat embolism syndrome"]
["SS_OR 1.5 ","Discuss the diagnosis and prevention of chronic pain in musculo-skeletal trauma ",null,false]
["SS_OR 1.6 ","Outline the implication of neuro-vascular compromise of a limb or compound fractures for timing of surgery ",null,false]
["SS_OR 1.7 ","Discuss the assessment and anaesthetic management of the elderly patient with a hip fracture",null,false]
["SS_OR 1.8 ","Describe the indicators of non-accidental injury and outline an appropriate course of action when non-accidental injury is suspected",null,false]
["SS_OR 1.9 ","Evaluate the selection and use of thrombo-prophylaxis and antibiotic prophylaxis in orthopaedic trauma surgery",null,false]
["Elective and Non-Traumatic Emergency Orthopaedic Surgery"]
["Perioperative Medicine"]
["SS_OR 1.10 ","Describe the common co-morbid disease and patient factors encountered in patients having elective orthopaedic procedures (also refer to the Paediatric anaesthesia specialised study unit and the Perioperative medicine clinical fundamental) ",null,false]
["SS_OR 1.12 ","Outline the common comorbidities associated with scoliosis and the anaesthetic management of patients having scoliosis correction surgery ",null,false]
["SS_OR 1.13 ","Discuss the implications of age and comorbidities in the perioperative plan of patients presenting for arthroplasty ",null,false]
["SS_OR 1.18 ","Discuss the perioperative management of patients on therapeutic anticoagulation requiring anaesthesia for orthopaedic procedures (also refer to the Perioperative medicine clinical fundamental) ",null,false]
["Anaesthetic Management"]
["SS_OR 1.11 ","Discuss the management of patients requiring anaesthesia for: "]
[null,"• Joint replacement "]
[null,"• Joint arthroscopy "]
[null,"• Shoulder surgery "]
[null,"• Ligament, peripheral nerve and/or artery repair, tendon ",null,false]
[null,"• Lengthening or transfer "]
[null,"• Compartment syndrome "]
[null,"• Dislocated joint, including prosthesis "]
[null,"• Joint infections "]
[null,"• Pathological fractures "]
["SS_OR 1.15 ","Discuss the safe use of tourniquets for orthopaedic procedures (also refer to the Safety and quality in anaesthetic practice clinical fundamental)",null,false]
["SS_OR 1.16","Discuss the choice and timing of antibiotic prophylaxis for orthopaedic patients",null,false]
["SS_OR 1.17 ","Discuss the use of thrombo-prophylaxis for orthopaedic patients especially joint replacement (also refer to the Safety and quality in anaesthetic practice clinical fundamental) ",null,false]
["SS_OR 1.19 ","Evaluate methods to reduce intra-operative and postoperative blood loss and minimise the need for blood transfusion during or following orthopaedic procedures ",null,false]
["SS_OR 1.20 ","Describe the methods of spinal cord monitoring during spinal surgery",null,false]
["SS_OR 1.21 ","Discuss the use of NSAIDs in orthopaedics (also refer to the Pain medicine clinical fundamental) ",null,false]
["SS_OR 1.22 ","Discuss the implications of the use of the beach-chair position for shoulder surgery",null,false]
["SS_OR 1.23","Discuss the implications of patients presenting with arthritis (osteoarthritis, rheumatoid arthritis or ankylosing spondylitis) (also refer to the Perioperative medicine clinical fundamental)",null,false]
["SS_OR 1.24","Discuss implications of morbidly obese patients presenting for major orthopaedic surgery. For example: "]
[null,"• Airway management"]
[null,"• Risk of postoperative pulmonary complications "]
[null,"• Monitoring"]
[null,"• Intravenous access",null,false]
[null,"• Regional anaesthesia/analgesia"]
[null,"• Systemic analgesia"]
[null,"• Early mobilisation "]
["SS_OR 1.25 ","Discuss the options available for acute and subacute pain management following major orthopaedic surgery. For example: "]
[null,"• Advantages and disadvantages of regional anaesthesia ",null,false]
[null,"• Advantages and disadvantages of regional analgesia "]
[null,"• Therapies to manage persistent post-surgical pain (neuropathic or nociceptive) "]
["Emergencies and Complications"]
["SS_OR 1.14 ","Discuss the diagnosis and management of the possible complications of orthopaedic surgery including (also refer to the Resuscitation, trauma and crisis management clinical fundamental): "]
[null,"• Cemented implant syndrome"]
[null,"• Fat embolism syndrome"]
[null,"• Pulmonary embolism",null,false]
[null,"• Compartment syndrome "]
[null,"• Major blood loss"]
[null,"• Neurological injury"]
[null,"• Chronic and persistent pain "]
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["No. LO's",{"$f":"COUNTA(D3:D74)","v":25}]
["Completed",{"$f":"COUNTIF(D3:D74, TRUE)","v":0}]
["Percent",{"$f":"(B77/B76)*100","v":0}]

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["Paediatric Anaesthesia"]
["Airway Management"]
["SS_PA 1.2 ","Describe airway and ventilatory equipment specific for paediatric patients, including: "]
[null,"• Estimation of ETT size based on age"]
[null,"• Accurate placement of ETT including fixation techniques",null,false]
[null,"• Issues relating to use of cuffed tubes in paediatrics"]
[null," • Breathing circuits "]
["SS_PA 1.3 ","Describe how preoxygenation and rapid sequence induction may be modified in children ",null,false]
["SS_PA 1.4 ","Describe how positioning for direct laryngoscopy differs in children ",null,false]
["SS_PA 1.5 ","Describe how techniques for endotracheal intubation differ in neonates and children",null,false]
["SS_PA 1.6","Discuss indications for nasal intubation ",null,false]
["SS_PA 1.7 ","Describe the clinical features associated with a difficult airway, including those of syndromes and congenital abnormalities such as Pierre Robin, mucopolysaccaridoses and Treacher Collins ",null,false]
["SS_PA 1.8","Discuss the clinical features, possible causes, and management of perioperative upper airway obstruction including laryngospasm",null,false]
["SS_PA 1.9","Describe the clinical features of children with critical airway obstruction and outline a management plan for the child with critical airway obstruction.",null,false]
["SS_PA 1.10 ","Describe a technique for fibre optic intubation in children ",null,false]
["SS_PA 1.11 ","Discuss the principles of mechanical ventilation in paediatric patients, including selection of appropriate modes of ventilation, normal volumes and pressures, and the role of PEEP ",null,false]
["Pain Medicine"]
["SS_PA 1.12 ","Describe the principles of the assessment of acute pain in children including the difficulties, relevance of functional assessment and the use of paediatric pain scales ",null,false]
["SS_PA 1.13 ","Discuss the importance of psychological and social factors in the presentation and management of acute pain in children ",null,false]
["SS_PA 1.14 ","Discuss the particular requirements for acute pain management in day-case anaesthesia ",null,false]
["SS_PA 1.15 ","Discuss the factors which influence the choice of mode of delivery of parenteral opioids in acute pain management (patient controlled anaesthesia, continuous infusion and prn prescription) in children ",null,false]
["SS_PA 1.16 ","Outline clinical situations where regional infusion techniques may be of benefit for management of acute pain in paediatric patients (also refer to the Regional and local anaesthesia clinical fundamental) ",null,false]
["SS_PA 1.17 ","Describe appropriate prescription, set up, and monitoring of patient controlled anaesthesia (PCA) and parenteral opioid infusions for paediatric patients with acute pain ",null,false]
["SS_PA 1.18 ","Outline the risks and appropriate monitoring of neonates receiving parenteral opioids",null,false]
["SS_PA 1.19 ","Outline a plan to transition paediatric patients with acute pain from parenteral to oral analgesic therapies ",null,false]
["SS_PA 1.20 ","Formulate a plan for acute pain management that shows integrated knowledge of the interaction of analgesic agents, patient factors and the aetiology of pain ",null,false]
["Perioperative Medicine"]
["SS_PA 1.28 ","Define and use terms that describe paediatric age and development ",null,false]
["SS_PA 1.29 ","Outline the implications of the developmental stage of children for their anaesthetic care ",null,false]
["SS_PA 1.30 ","Discuss the clinical features and implications for anaesthetic care of the following medical conditions: "]
[null,"• Prematurity and the problems of ex-premature infants "]
[null,"• Asthma"]
[null,"• Sleep apnoea"]
[null,"• Cystic fibrosis "]
[null,"• Quinsy"]
[null,"• Croup",null,false]
[null,"• Epiglottitis"]
[null,"• Down syndrome "]
[null,"• Cerebral palsy"]
[null,"• Autism"]
[null,"• Obesity"]
[null,"• Diabetes "]
["SS_PA 1.31 ","Outline the clinical features and implications for anaesthetic care of the following medical conditions: "]
[null,"• Muscular dystrophies\n",null,false]
[null,"• Congenital heart disease, including shunts, Fontan circulation and tetralogy of Fallot"]
[null,"• Mediastinal mass"]
["SS_PA 1.32 ","Describe the preoperative preparation of children and their parents in the preoperative consultation",null,false]
["SS_PA 1.33 ","Describe the assessment and management of a child with URTI or other intercurrent medical illness in the preoperative period ",null,false]
["SS_PA 1.34 ","Describe the assessment and management of a child with an undiagnosed murmur detected in the preoperative assessment ",null,false]
["Resuscitation, Trauma and Crisis Management "]
["SS_PA 1.35 ","Describe the clinical features helpful in recognising the critically ill child ",null,false]
["SS_PA 1.36 ","Describe the aetiology of cardiac arrest in paediatric patients, both in the peri-anaesthetic and non-anaesthetic setting ",null,false]
["SS_PA 1.37 ","Discuss the assessment of blood loss in children ",null,false]
["SS_PA 1.38 ","Describe a fluid resuscitation regimen for acute blood loss appropriate for children ",null,false]
["SS_PA 1.39 ","Discuss the assessment and management of dehydration ",null,false]
["SS_PA 1.40 ","Outline an approach to obtaining vascular access in the shocked paediatric patient",null,false]
["SS_PA 1.41 ","Discuss the diagnosis and resuscitative management of children with the following life threatening conditions: "]
[null,"• Cardiac arrest"]
[null,"• Respiratory arrest"]
[null,"• Shock"]
[null,"• Anaphylaxis"]
[null,"• Sepsis, including meningococcal sepsis"]
[null,"• Aspiration of gastric contents"]
[null,"• Severe bronchospasm",null,false]
[null,"• Post-tonsillectomy haemorrhage"]
[null,"• Gas embolism"]
[null,"• Fat embolism"]
[null,"• Raised intracranial pressure"]
[null,"• Local anaesthetic toxicity"]
[null,"• Malignant hyperthermia"]
[null,"• Coagulopathy"]
[null,"• Severe electrolyte and acid-base disturbances "]
["SS_PA 1.42 ","Describe the principles of safe intra- and inter-hospital transport of critically ill neonates and children (also refer to the Safety and quality in anaesthetic practice clinical fundamental and College professional document PS52: Guidelines for Transport of Critically \nIll Patients) ",null,false]
["SS_PA 1.43 ","Outline special preparations in the emergency department prior to the arrival of a paediatric trauma patient ",null,false]
["SS_PA 1.44 ","Outline the use of the Broselow tape in paediatric trauma ",null,false]
["SS_PA 1.45 ","Describe traumatic injury patterns in children that differ from adults, including spinal cord injury without radiological abnormality (SCIWORA) and tension pneumothorax ",null,false]
["SS_PA 1.46 ","Describe indicators of non-accidental injury in paediatric populations and outline an appropriate course of action when non-accidental injury is suspected ",null,false]
["SS_PA 1.47 ","Describe the initial assessment and management of the child with severe burn injury including (also refer to the Resuscitation, trauma and crisis management clinical fundamental): "]
[null,"• Fluid management"]
[null,"• Pain management",null,false]
[null,"• Diagnosis and management of inhalational injury (also refer to the Airway management clinical fundamental)"]
[null,"• Diagnosis and management of carbon monoxide poisoning "]
["SS_PA 1.48 ","Describe the initial assessment and management of the child who has experienced (also refer to the Resuscitation, trauma and crisis management clinical fundamental): "]
[null,"• Electrocution"]
[null,"• Drowning and near drowning ",null,false]
[null,"• Envenomation"]
[null,"• Severe hypothermia "]
["General Anaesthesia and Sedation"]
["SS_PA 1.49 ","Describe methods to optimise the environment during the induction of anaesthesia in children ",null,false]
["SS_PA 1.50 ","Describe methods to minimise the anxiety of children and their parents during induction of anaesthesia ",null,false]
["SS_PA 1.51 ","Discuss the advantages and disadvantages of parental presence at induction of anaesthesia ",null,false]
["Clinical and Applied Pharmacology "]
["SS_PA 1.55 ","Describe the pharmacology of topical anaesthesia agents and their use for cannulation and venepuncture ",null,false]
["SS_PA 1.56 ","Discuss the use of TIVA and target controlled infusions in children ",null,false]
["SS_PA 1.57 ","Discuss the effects of anaesthesia on the developing brain ",null,false]
["SS_PA 1.58 ","Describe fasting guidelines used in paediatric anaesthesia and their basis ",null,false]
["SS_PA 1.59 ","Discuss the use of preoperative sedative premedication in children, including selection of patients, choice of drug, and appropriate route, dosing and timing ",null,false]
["SS_PA 1.60 ","Evaluate the role of pharmacologic and non-pharmacologic preoperative preparation of children of different ages ",null,false]
["SS_PA 1.61 ","Discuss the prevention and management of postoperative delirium ",null,false]
["SS_PA 1.67 ","Evaluate the prevention and management of postoperative nausea and vomiting in children ",null,false]
["Physiology "]
["SS_PA 1.62 ","Discuss the physiological effects of pneumoperitoneum in children ",null,false]
["SS_PA 1.63 ","Discuss temperature maintenance in the anaesthetised child ",null,false]
["SS_PA 1.96 ","Discuss the safety of methods of manipulating body temperature during anaesthesia and sedation, including active warming and cooling of infants and children ",null,false]
["Vascular Access"]
["SS_PA 1.64 ","Describe the anatomy, including ultrasonic anatomy, of the peripheral venous system relevant to performing intravenous cannulation in children ",null,false]
["SS_PA 1.65 ","Outline measures to minimise patient discomfort and to improve success with intravenous cannulation in children ",null,false]
["SS_PA 1.66 ","Outline the differences in central venous cannulation between children and adults ",null,false]
["Fluid Therapy and Monitoring Skills"]
["SS_PA 1.68 ","Calculate intravenous fluid requirements and choose intravenous fluid therapy appropriate to the clinical situation for children ",null,false]
["SS_PA 1.69 ","Discuss the methods available for monitoring depth of anaesthesia and sedation and their utility in neonates and children ",null,false]
["SS_PA 1.95 ","Discuss requirements for postoperative monitoring in neonates and ex-premature infants ",null,false]
["Anaesthesia for Specific Procedures"]
["SS_PA 1.70 ","Discuss the anaesthetic management of children requiring more complex shared airway procedures, for example, cleft lip and palate, laryngoscopy, oesophagoscopy, removal of airway foreign body ",null,false]
["SS_PA 1.71 ","Discuss the anaesthetic management of children requiring neurosurgical procedures of moderate complexity, for example, VP shunt, burr hole for subdural/extradural haematoma",null,false]
["SS_PA 1.72 ","Outline the general principles of anaesthetic management of children requiring major neurosurgery, for example, craniotomy for tumour ",null,false]
["SS_PA 1.73 ","Discuss the anaesthetic management of children with penetrating eye injury ",null,false]
["SS_PA 1.74 ","Outline the general principles of anaesthetic management of children requiring major abdominal surgery, for example, fundoplication ",null,false]
["SS_PA 1.75 ","Discuss anaesthesia for laparotomy for trauma in children ",null,false]
["SS_PA 1.76 ","Discuss the anaesthetic management of infants having pyloromyotomy ",null,false]
["SS_PA 1.77 ","Discuss the anaesthetic management of neonatal hernia repair ",null,false]
["SS_PA 1.78","Outline the principles of anaesthetic management of neonates and infants requiring major surgery, for example, necrotising enterocolitis ",null,false]
["Regional Anaesthesia"]
["SS_PA 1.81 ","Describe the anatomy of the neonatal spine and spinal cord and how this changes with growth and development and the implications for neural blockade ",null,false]
["SS_PA 1.82 ","Outline the physiology of nerve conduction in neonates and children ",null,false]
["SS_PA 1.83 ","Outline the assessment of the adequacy of a regional technique in neonates and children ",null,false]
["SS_PA 1.84 ","Describe the physiological response to a central neuraxial block in neonates and children ",null,false]
["SS_PA 1.85 ","Describe the use of adjuvant agents to enhance the quality or extend duration of peripheral or neuraxial block in neonates and children ",null,false]
["SS_PA 1.86 ","Describe the pharmacokinetics of drugs administered in the epidural and subarachnoid space in neonates and children ",null,false]
["SS_PA 1.87 ","Describe how the use of ultrasound imaging differs between adults, children and neonates ",null,false]
["SS_PA 1.88 ","Describe the methods used for checking for inadvertent intravenous and intraneural administration of local anaesthetic, particularly with caudal anaesthesia ",null,false]
["SS_PA 1.89 ","Outline factors influencing dose and choice of anaesthetic agents for spinal anaesthesia and epidural anaesthesia/analgesia in neonates and children ",null,false]
["SS_PA 1.90 ","Describe post-anaesthesia instructions for patients who have undergone regional anaesthesia with a plan for postoperative analgesia and surveillance for neurological injury ",null,false]
["SS_PA 1.91 ","Describe the recognition, investigation and management of complications of regional techniques in neonates and children ",null,false]
["SS_PA 1.92 ","Outline the differences in performance of spinal and epidural anaesthesia and major plexus blocks in neonates and children compared with adults ",null,false]
["SS_PA 1.93 ","For the following blocks commonly performed in paediatric anaesthesia: \n1. Describe the anatomy relevant to block performance and complications\n2. Discuss the indications and contraindications, risks and benefits.\n3. Describe the appropriate patient positioning, anatomical landmarks and insertion techniques and methods to minimise risk of complication"]
[null,"•  Ilioinguinal "]
[null,"•  Femoral ",null,false]
[null,"• Fascia iliaca "]
[null,"• Penile "]
[null,"• TAP "]
[null,"• Caudal epidural "]
["Safety and Quality"]
["SS_PA 1.94 ","Describe the ANZCA requirements for non-specialist paediatric hospitals providing paediatric anaesthesia and the principles to be considered in formulating protocols and making decisions regarding the transfer of a child to a tertiary centre (refer to College professional\n document: PS29 Statement on Anaesthesia Care of Children in Healthcare Facilities Without Dedicated Paediatric Facilities)",null,false]
["SS_PA 1.97 ","Discuss the safety precautions and equipment requirements when providing anaesthesia and sedation in the MRI suite (also refer to the Safety and quality in anaesthetic practice clinical fundamental and to College professional document: PS55 Recommendations on Minimum Facilities for Safe Administration of Anaesthesia in Operating Suites and Other Anaesthetising Locations)",null,false]
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["Completed",{"$f":"COUNTIF(D3:D145, TRUE)","v":0}]
["Percent",{"$f":"(B148/B147)*100","v":0}]

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["Plastic, Reconstructive and Burns surgery"]
["Plastic and reconstructive surgery "]
["SS_PB 1.1 ","Describe the physiological principles relevant to optimising blood flow to tissue flaps, including: "]
[null,"• Oxygen transport and delivery"]
[null,"• Determinants and control of cardiac output"]
[null,"• Physics of blood flow",null,false]
[null,"• Determinants and regulation of blood flow through the various components of the vasculature"]
[null,"• Autonomic nervous system control of systemic vascular"]
[null,"• Resistance and redistribution of blood volume • The integrated cardiovascular responses to anaesthesia and a central neuraxial block"]
[null,"• The physiological mechanisms controlling and regulating body temperature and the effects of anaesthesia "]
["SS_PB 1.2 ","Describe the different types of tissue flaps and the implications for flap survival ",null,false]
["SS_PB 1.3 ","Discuss the issues involved with and the anaesthetic management of patients having surgery for tissue flaps. Including: "]
[null,"• Optimising conditions for flap survival",null,false]
[null,"• Prolonged anaesthesia"]
[null,"• Limited access to the patient"]
[null,"• Potential for major occult blood loss over a period of time "]
["SS_PB 1.4 ","Describe the common co-morbid disease and patient factors encountered in patients having plastic or reconstructive surgical procedures ",null,false]
["SS_PB 1.5 ","Discuss the surgical requirements and implications for the perioperative anaesthetic management of patients having: "]
[null,"• Removal of multiple skin lesions • Cosmetic surgery"]
[null,"• Split skin graft",null,false]
[null,"• Full thickness graft "]
[null,"• Resection or debridement of tissue (minor and major) "]
["SS_PB 1.6 ","Discuss pain management for patients undergoing plastic surgery ",null,false]
["SS_PB 1.7 ","Evaluate the use, safety and methods of providing induced hypotension to minimise blood loss and improve surgical operating conditions during dissection and extensive excision of tissue (also refer to the Head and neck, ear, nose and throat, dental surgery and \nelectro-convulsive therapy specialised study unit) ",null,false]
["Burns"]
["SS_PB 1.8 ","Describe the pathophysiology of burns and the multisystem effects commonly encountered in these patients ",null,false]
["SS_PB 1.9 ","Discuss temperature homeostasis in burns patients and the implications of hypothermia in this group ",null,false]
["SS_PB 1.10 ","Evaluate warming measures used to maintain the temperature of burns patients intra-operatively ",null,false]
["SS_PB 1.11 ","Discuss the methods of managing the metabolic effects of burns in the perioperative period ",null,false]
["SS_PB 1.12 ","Discuss the problems associated with monitoring and venous cannulation in burns patients and their management ",null,false]
["SS_PB 1.13 ","Discuss the implications for the perioperative anaesthetic management of patients with the following burn injuries: "]
[null,"• Airway and facial burns (also refer to the Resuscitation, trauma and crisis management clinical fundamental) "]
[null,"• Respiratory burns (also refer to the Airway management clinical fundamental and the Intensive care medicine specialised study unit) ",null,false]
[null,"• Electrical burns "]
[null,"• Chemical burns "]
[null,"• Associated trauma "]
["SS_PB 1.14 ","Discuss the methods of minimising or managing blood loss during the debridement of burns ",null,false]
["SS_PB 1.15 ","Discuss the perioperative assessment and management of fluid status and blood transfusion requirements for the burns patient ",null,false]
["SS_PB 1.16 ","Outline infection control in burns patients and the prevention of secondary sepsis ",null,false]
["SS_PB 1.17 ","Outline the methods and materials used to provide temporary and long term coverage of burns ",null,false]
["SS_PB 1.18 ","Discuss the specific pain issues encountered in the burns patient and their management (also refer to the Pain medicine clinical fundamental) ",null,false]
["SS_PB 1.19 ","Discuss the risk of a hyperkalaemic crisis in burns patients ",null,false]
["SS_PB 1.20 ","Describe the anaesthetic issues and the management of patients returning for scar revision following burns, especially for neck and facial scarring (also refer to the Airway management clinical fundamental) ",null,false]
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["Anatomy"]
["SS_TS 1.1 ","Describe the anatomy of the: "]
[null,"Tracheobronchial tree including endoscopic anatomy to evel of lobar bronchi "]
[null,"Lung lobes and segments including common variations that may occur in these structures ",null,false]
[null,"Thorax, including the pleura and its surface anatomy "]
[null,"Innervation of the chest wall of relevance to the performance of regional blockade for thoracic surgery and chest trauma "]
["Physiology "]
["SS_TS 1.2 ","Describe the changes in lung physiology and the implications for anaesthesia management which occur with: "]
[null," • Lateral decubitus positioning",null,false]
[null,"•  Open thorax"]
[null,"• One lung ventilation "]
["SS_TS 1.3 ","Discuss the physiology of hypoxic pulmonary vasoconstriction, including the effect of anaesthetic agents and the implications for anaesthesia management ",null,false]
["SS_TS 1.4","Discuss the pathophysiology of pulmonary hypertension and methods available to the anaesthetist to manipulate pulmonary vascular resistance and pulmonary artery pressures",null,false]
["SS_TS 1.5","Discuss the pathophysiology of chronic obstructive pulmonary disease and the strategies available for artificial ventilation to minimise gas trapping",null,false]
["Preoperative assessment "]
["SS_TS 1.6 ","Discuss the assessment of patients with mediastinal masses for surgical procedures including the assessment of severity of vascular and respiratory obstruction and the implications for anaesthesia management ",null,false]
["Anaesthesia for thoracic surgery "]
["SS_TS 1.7 ","Describe the techniques used to position patients for thoracic surgery and to minimise risk of postoperative position-related injury ",null,false]
["SS_TS 1.8 ","Describe the indications and contraindications for one-lung ventilation ",null,false]
["SS_TS 1.9 ","Describe the different methods available to perform lung isolation including the use of double-lumen tubes, bronchial blockers, single lumen tubes and Univent tubes and the rationale for selecting different methods in different situations (refer to the Paediatric \nanaesthesia specialised study unit for issues specifically pertaining to paediatric patients) ",null,false]
["SS_TS 1.10 ","Discuss the complications of double lumen ETT and the management of intraoperative problems associated with their use ",null,false]
["SS_TS 1.11 ","Discuss the management of hypoxaemia during one-lung ventilation",null,false]
["SS_TS 1.12 ","Discuss the anaesthetic management of the following endobronchial procedures: "]
[null,"• Flexible bronchoscopy"]
[null,"• Diagnostic bronchoscopy"]
[null,"• Bronchoalveolar lavage",null,false]
[null,"• Bronchoscopic ultrasound and biopsy "]
[null,"• Placement of endobronchial stent"]
[null,"• Rigid bronchoscopy"]
[null,"• Spontaneous versus jet ventilation"]
[null,"• Removal of foreign body in airway"]
[null,"• Laser of endobronchial tumour "]
["SS_TS 1.13 ","Discuss the anaesthetic management of the following procedures: "]
[null,"• Surgery for mediastinal mass"]
[null,"• Thymectomy, particularly the perioperative management of myasthenia gravis (also refer to the Perioperative medicine clinical fundamental)"]
[null,"• Mediastinoscopy",null,false]
[null,"• Thoracoscopy and thoracotomy for: "]
[null,"o Pleurodesis"]
[null,"o Bleeding"]
[null,"o Bronchopleuralfistula "]
["SS_TS 1.14 ","Outline the anaesthetic management of the following procedures: "]
[null,"• Lobectomy"]
[null,"• Pneumonectomy"]
[null,"• Drainage of lung abscess",null,false]
[null,"• Drainage of empyema and decortication of lung "]
[null,"• Lung volume reduction surgery"]
[null,"• Giant bullous emphysema resection"]
[null,"• Thoracoscopic sympathectomy (also refer to the Vascular surgery and interventional radiology "]
["SS_TS 1.15","Identify pain management issues specific to thoracic surgery and critically evaluate analgesic options for patients having thoracic surgery ",null,false]
["SS_TS 1.16 ","Identify fluid management issues specific to thoracic surgery and discuss fluid management of the patient having lung resection ",null,false]
["SS_TS 1.17 ","Discuss the management of chest drains and pleural drainage systems in the postoperative period ",null,false]
["SS_TS 1.18 ","Compare the anaesthetic management of thoracoscopic and open approaches for thoracic surgery ",null,false]
["SS_TS 1.19 ","Outline the specific issues for perioperative management of patients for pneumonectomy ",null,false]
["SS_TS 1.20 ","Outline the critical times during thoracic procedures that will impact on anaesthesia management, including airway ligation and manipulation of pulmonary vasculature ",null,false]
["SS_TS 1.21 ","Outline the management of the following postoperative complications associated with thoracic surgery:"]
[null,"• Bleeding (airway, lung or pleural cavity) "]
[null,"• Pneumothorax"]
[null,"• Arrythmias"]
[null,"• Bronchopleural fistulae ",null,false]
[null,"• Nerve damage"]
[null,"• Pulmonary torsion"]
[null,"• Cardiac herniation "]
["Thoracic trauma "]
["SS_TS 1.22 ","Discuss the diagnosis and management of:"]
[null,"• Pneumothorax/tension pneumothorax"]
[null,"• Haemothorax"]
[null,"• Flail chest"]
[null,"• Rib/sternal fractures",null,false]
[null,"• Pulmonary contusion"]
[null,"• Traumatic aortic disruption"]
[null,"• Tracheobronchial injury, bronchopleural fistula "]
[null,"In particular:\n• Evaluate methods of analgesia for rib/sternal fractures • Outline indications for thoracotomy in the management of chest trauma\n"]
["SS_TS 1.23 ","Discuss the management of respiratory failure associated with chest trauma and the place of non-invasive ventilation ",null,false]
["SS_TS 1.24 ","Discuss the management of chest drains and pleural drainage systems for thoracic trauma",null,false]
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["Completed",{"$f":"COUNTIF(D3:D75, TRUE)","v":0}]
["Percent",{"$f":"(B78/B77)*100","v":0}]

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["Vascular Surgery and Interventional Radiology"]
["Preoperative assessment ",null,null,false]
["SS_VS 1.1 ","Outline the pathophysiology of peripheral vascular disease including common co-morbidities "]
["SS_VS 1.2 ","Discuss the perioperative management of the following co- morbidities in the patient presenting for vascular surgery including perioperative risk assessment and risk reduction (also refer to the Perioperative medicine clinical fundamental): "]
[null,"• Ischaemic heart disease "]
[null,"• Cardiac failure",null,false]
[null,"• Arrhythmia"]
[null,"• Hypertension "]
[null,"• Diabetes mellitus"]
[null,"• Chronic obstructive airways disease "]
[null,"• Renal failure "]
["SS_VS 1.3 ","Describe the impact of vascular disease on: "]
[null,"• Wound dehiscence and infection",null,false]
[null,"• Positioning injury"]
[null,"• Perioperative myocardial ischaemia"]
[null," • Perioperative stroke "]
[null,"• Perioperative renal failure "]
["Anaesthesia for vascular surgery "]
["SS_VS 1.4 ","Discuss the surgical requirements and implications for anaesthetic management of patients having elective surgery for: "]
[null," • Peripheral arterial occlusive disease ",null,false]
[null," • Carotid artery stenosis "]
[null," • Aortic and aorto-iliac disease "]
[null," • Vascular access for haemodialysis "]
[null," • Thorascopic sympathectomy ",null,false]
["SS_VS 1.5 ","Discuss options for postoperative analgesia and perioperative fluid therapy for these procedures ",null,false]
["SS_VS 1.6 ","Evaluate the risks and benefits of regional anaesthesia and analgesia in vascular surgery "]
["SS_VS 1.7 ","Discuss the perioperative management, including postoperative analgesia and perioperative fluid management of patients having an emergency vascular procedure for the following: "]
[null,"• Ruptured aortic aneurysm"]
[null," • Aortic dissection",null,false]
[null,"• Major vessel occlusion"]
[null,"• Limb ischaemia "]
[null,"• Limb amputation"]
[null," • Arterial laceration ",null,false]
["SS_VS 1.8 ","Discuss methods to minimise blood loss and transfusion requirements in aortic surgery "]
["SS_VS 1.9 ","Describe the pathophysiology and implications for anaesthesia management of: ",null,false]
[null,"•  Aortic cross clamping and unclamping at various levels "]
[null,"•  Prolonged limb or gut ischaemia "]
[null,"•  Carotid clamping and unclamping "]
["SS_VS 1.10 ","Discuss the prevention, diagnosis and management of intra- operative complications associated with vascular surgery including (also refer to the Resuscitation, trauma and crisis management clinical fundamental): "]
[null,"• Major haemorrhage"]
[null,"• Bradycardia associated with carotid artery surgery"]
[null," • Cerebral ischaemia associated with carotid artery clamping"]
[null,"• Reperfusion syndromes ",null,false]
[null,"• Spinal cord ischaemia"]
[null,"• Acute renal impairment "]
[null,"• Myocardial ischaemia"]
[null,"• Acute arrhythmia"]
[null,"• Stroke"]
[null,"• Thromboembolism ",null,false]
["SS_VS 1.11 ","Discuss strategies for spinal cord protection in aortic surgery "]
["SS_VS 1.12 ","Discuss the diagnosis and management of postoperative complications associated with vascular surgery including (also refer to the Resuscitation, trauma and crisis management specialised study unit): "]
[null,"• Haemorrhage"]
[null,"• Perioperative stroke  "]
[null,"• Limb ischaemia",null,false]
[null,"• Myocardial ischaemia"]
[null,"• Rhabdomyolysis"]
[null,"• Post-amputation pain "]
["Carotid Endarterectomy",null,null,false]
["SS_VS 1.13 ","Outline recovery room complications specifically associated with carotid endarterectomy and discuss their management ",null,false]
["SS_VS 1.14 ","Discuss techniques used to monitor cerebral perfusion during carotid endarterectomy ",null,false]
["SS_VS 1.15 ","Describe a technique for performing carotid endarterectomy under regional anaesthesia and evaluate the role of regional anaesthesia for carotid endarterectomy "]
["Anaesthesia for Interventional Vascular Procedures ",null,null,false]
["SS_VS 1.16 ","Outline the implications for patient safety of the location of the interventional radiology service "]
["SS_VS 1.17 ","Discuss the procedural requirements and implications for anaesthetic management of patients having interventional radiological procedures including: "]
[null,"• Vascular embolisation",null,false]
[null,"• Vascular stenting"]
[null,"• Insertion of intravascular devices including aortic grafts"]
[null,"• Radiological-guided biopsy under anaesthesia "]
["SS_VS 1.18 ","Discuss the diagnosis and management of complications associated with interventional radiological procedures including (also refer to the Resuscitation, trauma and crisis management clinical fundamental and to College professional document: \nPS55 Recommendations on Minimum Facilities for Safe Administration of Anaesthesia in Operating Suites and Other Anaesthetising Locations): "]
[null,"• Reaction to intravenous contrast ",null,false]
[null,"• Aortic occlusion"]
[null,"• Acute renal impairment"]
[null,"• Spinal cord ischaemia "]
[null,"• High radiation dose "]
[null,"• Haemorrhage "]
["SS_VS 1.19 ","Outline the advantages and disadvantages of interventional radiological procedures as compared with open procedures for management of: ",null,false]
[null,"• Aortic aneurysm"]
[null,"• Aortic dissection"]
[null,"• Carotid artery stenosis "]
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["Percent",{"$f":"(B82/B81)*100","v":0}]

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["Roles in Practice","PS59 Statement on Roles in Anaesthesia and Perioperative Care"]
[null,"PS62 Statement on Cultural competence). "]
[null,"‘Supporting Anaesthetists' Professionalism and Performance: A guide for clinicians’, the ANZCA ‘Code of Professional Conduct’ and ANZCA\n professional documents"]
[null,"PS26 Guidelines on Consent for Anaesthesia or Sedation"]
[null,"PS 02 Statement on Credentialling and defining the Scope of Clinical Practice in Anaesthesia"]
[null,"RD3 Depression and Anxiety, RD13 Impairment in a Colleague and RD20 Substance Abuse"]
[null,"ANZCA Social Media Policy"]
[null,"PS64 Statement on environmental sustainability in anaesthesia and pain medicine practice"]
["Safety + Quality","PS55 Recommendations on Minimum Facilities for Safe Administration of Anaesthesia in Operating Suites and Other Anaesthetising Locations "]
[null,"PS31: Recommendations on Checking Anaesthesia Delivery Systems "]
[null,"PS18: Guidelines on Monitoring During Anaesthesia (PILOT) "]
[null,"PS51: Guidelines for the Safe Administration of Injectable Drugs in Anaesthesia"]
[null,"PS53 Statement on the Handover Responsibilities of the Anaesthetist "]
[null,"PS52: Guidelines for Transport of Critically ill Patients "]
[null,"WHO surgical safety checklist Australian and New Zealand edition"]
[null,"PS28 Guidelines on Infection Control in Anaesthesia"]
[null,"PS4: Recommendations for the Post-Anaesthesia Recovery Room"]
[null,"PS 15 Recommendations for the Perioperative Care of Patients Selected for Day Care Surgery."]
[null,"PS58 Guidelines on Quality Assurance in Anaesthesia"]
[null,"PS54 Statement on the Minimum Safety Requirements for Anaesthetic Machines and Workstations for Clinical Practice"]
[null,"PS58 Guidelines on Quality Assurance in Anaesthesia"]
[null,"PS8 Guidelines on the Assistant for the Anaesthetist"]
[null,"PS60 Guidelines on the Perioperative Management of Patients with Suspected or Proven Hypersensitivity to Chlorhexidine"]
["Regional + LA","AAGBI Safety Guideline Management of Severe Local Anaesthetic Toxicity "]
["Pain","PS38 Statement Relating to the Relief of Pain and Suffering and End of Life Decisions"]
["GA + Sedation","PS45 Statement on Patients' Rights to Pain Management and Associated Responsibilities"]
[null,"PS9 - Guidelines on Sedation and/or Analgesia for Diagnostic and Interventional Medical, Dental or Surgical Procedures and the ANZCA safe procedural sedation competencies"]
[null,"ANZICS: Central Line Insertion and Maintenance Guideline 2012"]
["Airway Mx","PS56 - Guidelines on Equipment to Manage a Difficult Airway During Anaesthesia"]
["OBS","RANZCOG College Statement C-Obs 14 Categorisation of urgency for caesarean section"]
["PAEDS","PS29 Statement on Anaesthesia Care of Children in Healthcare Facilities Without Dedicated Paediatric Facilities"]