Anesthesiology and Resuscitation

Anesthesiology and Resuscitation
Module:	Basic Sciences
ECTS:	3
Contact hours – lectures:	30
Contact hours – seminar:	15
Contact hours – clinical exercises:	0
Contact hours – clinical practice:	0
Holder of subject:	Dr Tomislav Mirković, Assistant Professor Andrej Fink, MSHS, Lecturer
Education providers:	Dr Tomislav Mirković, Assistant Professor Andrej Fink, MSHS, Lecturer Renata Rajapakse, MSc, Senior Lecturer
Level of study:	First Bologna cycle professional education study program
Semester:	Summer
Language:	Slovene/English
Subject specific competences:	The student: learn basics of general intravenous and inhalational anaesthesia learn basics of regional anaesthesia become familiar with the drugs used in anaesthesia and their pharmacological characteristics learn how to use anaesthetic machine adopt principles of monitoring of the patients: preoperatively, during surgery and in the recovery room learn basics of acute and chronic pain treatment learn basic and advanced life support of children and adults be able to work according to the principles of health care regarding the physical status of the patient and use the equipment needed to anesthetise such patients Use of theoretical and practical knowledge of resuscitation in practice; Pain measurement as a part of daily assessment of a patient.
Mandatory and recommended references:	Mandatory references: Heining M., Bogod D., Aitkehead A.: 1996. Essential anaesthesia – izbrana prevedena poglavja. London: Oxford University Press. Carr ECJ, Mann EI. Pain management (Essential skills for Nurses); 2006. Blackwell Publishing Ltd. ISBN-10: 1405130717. Healy TEJ, Cohen P. A practice of anesthesia 2000. London. Churchill Livingstone Shaikh BA, Stacey S. 2002. Essentials of anesthetic equipment. London. Churchill Livingstone. Web page - Evropskega sveta za oživljanje: http://www.erc.edu. Petrun-Ulaga M., Spindler V. 1994. Klinična anesteziologija z zdravsteno nego: za medicisnke sestre in tehnike. Ljubljana. Inštitut za anesteziologijo, SZD. Recommended references: /
Study obligations:	100% obligatory attendance at seminars seminar work
Assessment methods:	written examination (80%) assignment (20%)