AAGBI SAFETY GUIDELINE

published the third edition of Checking Anaesthetic Equipment in 2004, ... every operating session, the second a short set of checks before each case. ... may be tested as part of the FRCA examination [3]. The anaesthetist has a primary responsibility to understand the

  Edition, Second, Examination

Guideline Standards of Monitoring Anaesthesia Recovery ...

anaesthesia and in the recovery phase are included. There is also guidance on monitoring patients undergoing seda- ... It was necessary to update the 2007 4th edition of the guideline to include new guidance on monitor-ing neuromuscular blockade, depth of anaesthesia

  Update, Anaesthesia

Your spinal anaesthetic - Royal College of Anaesthetists

After the operation It takes up to four hours for sensation (feeling) to fully return. You should tell the ward staff about any concerns or worries you may have. As sensation returns, you will usually feel some tingling. You may also become aware of some pain from the operation and you can ask for any pain relief you need.

Sedation explained - Royal College of Anaesthetists

The sedation is given through a drip (cannula) which is put into a vein in your arm or the back of your hand. More can be given as you need it during the procedure. In deep sedation you will usually have a drug given continuously into your vein. You will usually have oxygen to breathe from a plastic tube sitting just inside your nose, or

  Deep, Sedation, Deep sedation

UNRECOGNISED OESOPHAGEAL INTUBATION FLASH CARDS

UNRECOGNISED OESOHAGEL INTUATION LASH CRDS References Quick Reference Handbook, Guidelines for crisis in anaesthesia: Association of Anaesthetists 2021 (https://bit.ly/3FtdJre).