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(d) Invasive Techniquesincluding insertion of peripheral, central venous and pulmonary arterycatheters and arterial lines, as well as their ongoing management; intercostaltube drainage; red cell salvage, and endoscopy of the airways.(d)Regional and Local Anaesthesiaincluding all commonly used techniques for regional and local blockade.(e)Ultrasoundincluding use for nerve and vascular localisation.(f)Therapeuticsincluding the storage, preparation and use of all drugs, fluids and othertherapeutic substances administered during anaesthesia.(g)Emergency Careincluding knowledge of appropriate algorithms for crisis management,assistance to the anaesthetist, and provision and care of necessary equipmentfor:Cardiopulmonary resuscitationManagement of the difficult airway and failed intubationCardiac defibrillation and cardioversionMassive blood transfusionAnaphylaxisMalignant hyperthermia(h)Postoperative Painincluding management and equipment required.3. ManagementRosteringBudgetsAnaesthesia standards and protocolsIncident monitoringWorkplace, Occupational Health & Safety RegulationsCommunicationPrivacy ProtectionInterfaces with other healthcare workersLegal responsibilitiesHuman resources management
COLLEGE PROFESSIONAL DOCUMENTSCollege Professional Documents are progressively being coded as follows:TEEXPSTTraining and EducationalExaminationsProfessional StandardsTechnicalPOLICY - defined as ‘a course of action adopted and pursued by theCollege’. These are matters coming within the authority and control of theCollege.RECOMMENDATIONS – defined as ‘advisable courses of action’.GUIDELINES – defined as ‘a document offering advice’. These may beclinical (in which case they will eventually be evidence-based), or nonclinical.STATEMENTS – defined as ‘a communication setting out information’.This document is intended to apply wherever anaesthesia is administered.This document has been prepared having regard to general circumstances, and itis the responsibility of the practitioner to have express regard to the particularcircumstances of each case, and the application of this document in each case.Professional documents are reviewed from time to time, and it is the responsibilityof the practitioner to ensure that the practitioner has obtained the current version.Professional documents have been prepared having regard to the informationavailable at the time of their preparation, and the practitioner should thereforehave regard to any information, research or material which may have beenpublished or become available subsequently.Whilst the College endeavours to ensure that professional documents are ascurrent as possible at the time of their preparation, it takes no responsibility formatters arising from changed circumstances or information or material whichmay have become available subsequently.Promulgated: June 1989Reviewed: October 1993, 1998, 2003Date of Current Document: Apr 2008© This document is copyright and cannot be reproduced in whole or in part withoutprior permission.College Website: http://www.anzca.edu.au/
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