KARA (Knowledge Augmentation for Residents of Anaesthesiology)

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  1. 200 video lectures over a period of year
  2. Experienced faculty average experience more than 25 years
  3. Faculty from the different geographic region
  4. Candidates can ask questions
  5. Progress bar to monitor candidates progress
  6. Lecture playing speed can be changed
  7. Replay lecture for revision better understanding
  8. Candidates can download in the device and watch on the go to save data
  9. App automatically changes resolution, if data speed low resolution changes to avoid buffering
  10. Mcq for self-assessment

Anesthesiology is a clinical practice-oriented subject like most medical disciplines. An Anesthesiologist needs dexterity and a thorough knowledge of his subject to be a safe clinician. An Anesthesiologist can ensure good patient outcomes only if proficient in all sub-specialities of the field. The skills developed in clinical training need supplementation with recent and updated knowledge.
The Anesthesiology section of MedicoAcademy aims to disseminate information about this diverse subject. We want to cover all sub-specialities and have a comprehensive teaching program. We have asked pioneers and leaders in different fields to prepare talks in their fields of expertise. Teaching by an expert in a field helps the student understand the concept better.
We have tried to discuss all the matters in great detail. The different modules cover aspects of different topics in one or more talks. The talks have been systematically framed and will benefit all students. The experts have made illustrative PowerPoint presentations for easy viewing and grasp by the students.

 

     

 

  • Anatomy/Physiology of respiratory system 0/1

    • Lecture 2.1
      Anatomy/Physiology of cardiovascular system

  • Anatomy of the larynx and laryngeal intubation 0/1

    • Lecture 3.1
      Airway management and Difficult Airway

  • Preoperative evaluation, risk stratification and preoperative optimization 0/9

    • Lecture 4.1
      Oxygen and carbon dioxide carriage/transport and Oxygen therapy
    • Lecture 4.2
      Uptake and distribution of gases
    • Lecture 4.3
      Mechanism of Anesthesia, Unconsciousness and Sedation in Anesthesia
    • Lecture 4.4
      Anesthesia machine, gas laws, medical gas supply system
    • Lecture 4.5
      Breathing Systems and low flow anesthesia
    • Lecture 4.6
      Volatile Anesthetics
    • Lecture 4.7
      Vapourizers
    • Lecture 4.8
      Principles, concepts of pharmacokinetics and pharmacodynamics
    • Lecture 4.9
      Local Anesthetic agents and adjuvants

  • Intravenous drugs used in Anesthesia 0/0

    No items in this section

  • TIVA/TCI and Intra-Venous Regional Anesthesia 0/1

    • Lecture 6.1
      Opioid and non-opioid analgesics

  • Fluid balance, perioperative fluid therapy, acid base homeostasis 0/5

    • Lecture 7.1
      Physiology of hematological system, metabolism and stress response
    • Lecture 7.2
      Blood Transfusion, massive blood transfusion and judicious use of blood and blood components
    • Lecture 7.3
      Blood coagulation mechanism, its disturbances and its monitoring
    • Lecture 7.4
      Anticoagulants, anti-platelet agents and the anticoagulation protocols
    • Lecture 7.5
      Central Neuraxial Blockade

  • Physiology of neuromuscular system and its monitoring 0/7

    • Lecture 8.1
      NM blockers and reversal of Anesthesia
    • Lecture 8.2
      Drugs acting on autonomic nervous system
    • Lecture 8.3
      Respiratory monitoring and the physical principles of the monitors
    • Lecture 8.4
      Temperature regulation, monitoring and therapeutic hypothermia
    • Lecture 8.5
      Electrolyte management
    • Lecture 8.6
      Invasive cardiac monitoring and Brain function monitoring
    • Lecture 8.7
      Day care surgery and ERAS

  • Patient with aortic valve disease and HOCM 0/2

    • Lecture 9.1
      Patient with congenital heart disease
    • Lecture 9.2
      Pulmonary hypertension and diastolic dysfunction

  • Heart and Lung transplantation and Heart Failure 0/17

    • Lecture 10.1
      Principles of open heart surgery, cardiopulmonary bypass and myocardial protection
    • Lecture 10.2
      Patient with Pericarditis and Cardiomyopathy
    • Lecture 10.3
      Arrhythmia and their management & Pacemakers
    • Lecture 10.4
      Patient for major vascular surgery including carotid endarterectomy
    • Lecture 10.5
      Endovascular interventions and Organ Protection in vascular surgery
    • Lecture 10.6
      Pulmonary function tests and assessment of patient for thoracic surgery
    • Lecture 10.7
      Patient with restrictive lung disease and lung abscess
    • Lecture 10.8
      Complicated thoracic cases- Empyema thoracis, Bronchopleural fistula, Pneumothorax and Hemothorax
    • Lecture 10.9
      Patient for thoracic surgery including VATS
    • Lecture 10.10
      Patient for rigid and flexible bronchoscopy and interventions including foreign body removal
    • Lecture 10.11
      Physiology of hepatobiliary, renal, endocrine systems
    • Lecture 10.12
      Patient for prostatic surgery and lithotripsy
    • Lecture 10.13
      Patient for Urological surgery including lithotripsy
    • Lecture 10.14
      Robotic surgery of prostate, pelvic organs, upper abdominal organs and head/neck
    • Lecture 10.15
      Patient with end-stage renal disease including robotic transplantation
    • Lecture 10.16
      Patient with Liver disease including Volatile Anesthetic Hepatitis
    • Lecture 10.17
      Patient for abdominal surgery including laparoscopic surgery

  • Patient with obstructive jaundice and intestinal obstruction 0/3

    • Lecture 11.1
      Patient for pelvic surgery including laparoscopic
    • Lecture 11.2
      Patient for liver transplant
    • Lecture 11.3
      Management of Diabetes mellitus and its complications

  • Patient for thyroid and parathyroid surgery 0/1

    • Lecture 12.1
      Patient with endocrine disease including pheochromocytoma

  • Physiology of pregnancy and Labor analgesia 0/1

    • Lecture 13.1
      Obstetric anesthesia and complicated obstetric anesthesia

  • Hypertensive disease of Pregnancy and its complications 0/9

    • Lecture 14.1
      Pregnancy with comorbidity and cardiomyopathy
    • Lecture 14.2
      Patient with neuromuscular disease, malignant hyperthermia and neuroleptic malignant syndrome
    • Lecture 14.3
      Patient for ENT surgery
    • Lecture 14.4
      Patient for airway surgery, tracheostomy and laser airway surgery
    • Lecture 14.5
      Patient for Eye surgery including open eye injury
    • Lecture 14.6
      Physiology of central nervous system
    • Lecture 14.7
      Patient for common neurosurgeries and aneurysm surgery
    • Lecture 14.8
      Patient for spine surgery
    • Lecture 14.9
      Pediatric neurosurgeries

  • Neonatal and Pediatric physiology and principles of managing children 0/3

    • Lecture 15.1
      Managing common pediatric emergencies
    • Lecture 15.2
      Common congenital syndromes for surgery
    • Lecture 15.3
      Pediatric resuscitation, regional blocks and intensive care management

  • Upper limb nerve blocks 0/6

    • Lecture 16.1
      Nerve blocks in abdominal region and back
    • Lecture 16.2
      Anesthesia for dental surgery including TM joint ankylosis
    • Lecture 16.3
      Modes of ICU ventilation, non-invasive ventilation, and modes of weaning
    • Lecture 16.4
      Management of ARDS and Sepsis in ICU
    • Lecture 16.5
      Management of an unconscious patient, sedation and nutritional support in ICU
    • Lecture 16.6
      Psychological support in ICU, delirium and brain death

  • Vasoactive drug therapy and principles of circulatory and extracorporeal support 0/7

    • Lecture 17.1
      Acute pain management and PONV
    • Lecture 17.2
      Common modalities of chronic pain relief and palliative care
    • Lecture 17.3
      Non-operating room anesthesia including ECT, MRI, IVF
    • Lecture 17.4
      Management of Burns and post-burn contracture
    • Lecture 17.5
      Management of Poisonings
    • Lecture 17.6
      Airway fires, operating room fires and other disasters
    • Lecture 17.7
      Principles of operating theatre zoning, air circulation, temperature management, sterilization and environmental safety
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Dr Mukul Chandra Kapoor
Senior Anaesthesiologist
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 ⇨ Checking the pa?ent through the ini?al recovery stage and administer drugs and medica?ons that are essen?al during recovery; providing and maintaining life support and airway management during an emergency. ⇨ Administering anesthe?cs to prevent the pa?ents from feeling pain and sensa?ons during the surgeries and monitoring the pa?ent during surgery or medical procedure. vital signs of ⇨ Discussing with physicians and medical professionals, regarding the type and method of anesthe?cs to be administered to the pa?ent and examining the pa?ent before the surgery, gelng his medical history, etc. ⇨ Administering anaesthesia to neonates and infants Teaching ⇨ Teaching students as per academic curriculum, recognizing & nurturing the crea?ve poten?al of each student. ⇨ Preparing exercises, ques?onnaires and assignments for students at various levels; responding to the queries in a spontaneous manner. ⇨ Assessing students' work for internally assessed components of qualifica?ons; observing students' work, behaviour, maintaining records and wri?ng reports on students. Aeainments: ⇨ In-charge of the Department of Anaesthesiology in the present assignment at Max Smart Super following: Specialty Hospital & handling the ⇨ The Opera?on Theatre with OT). 13 OT tables (including Cardiac ⇨ OT inventory maintenance. ⇨ Anaesthesia Clinical Services for the surgical disciplines. all basic and sub-special?es of ⇨ Paramedical Assistants and Nurses training. ⇨ Audit and evalua?on of the services. ⇨ Got the Department recognized for DNB Anaesthesiology with 3 primary and 3 secondary DNB Anesthesiology seats ⇨ Course Director for DNB Anesthesiology ⇨ DNB Programme Coordinator of the Hospital ⇨ Member Secretary Ins‘tu‘onal Ethics Commieee ⇨ Member Hospital Scien‘fic Commieee ⇨ Member Hospital Management Execu‘ve Commieee (HMEC)

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