Anaesthesia intraoperative problems for RADU and GP anaesthetists

Thanks for watching!
Thanks Greg Coates for inviting me to present for your RADU group, which provides exceptional education for the GP anaesthetists who serve some of Australia's most remote and under resourced areas.
Well done on your education initiative!
This lecture goes through my 4 phase approach to crisis management.
1) safety - CHESS
2) temporise
3) diagnosis
4) treatment
Covering what to do for hypoxaemia, tachycardia, bradycardia, hypertension, hypotension, stridor and failure to wake scenarios
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[@gregcoates4181]

Great teaching. With 680 active GP anaesthetists currently servicing the vastness of rural Australia we need to keep training young and bright rural generalists. We train around 48 each year. 30 are attending this session that Lahiru kindly agreed to deliver.

[@britainiedegarbott326]

Loving your teaching style. You are brilliant.

[@gasesandhypnotics4460]

Blessed students here. You are amazing with teaching

[@ABCsofAnaesthesia]

Thanks so much!

[@ritaowusu6290]

Great …I loved the discussions …

[@kirill4399]

Great lesson! Thank you

[@colb9260]

Great teaching sessions but the small 'teaching board' is straining my eyes. I wear glasses and I mainly use my phone to watch the videos. A little close up for the visually challenged. Please and thank you 🙏