Department of Anaesthesiology
Post Graduate
Program Name :
Specialization :
Anaesthesiology
Number of Seats :
19
Degree Requirement :
MBBS
MBBS/BDS
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S. no |
Program Outcome (PO) |
Program Specific Outcome (PSO) |
Course Outcomes (CO) |
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1 |
Apply knowledge of basic and clinical sciences in patient care |
Understand principles of anaesthesia, drugs and monitoring |
Describe basic principles of anaesthesia, drugs and monitoring |
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2 |
Function as a competent clinician in providing safe patient care |
Perform basic airway management and assist in life-saving procedures |
Perform basic airway maneuvers and assist in bag-mask ventilation |
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3 |
Recognize and respond to medical emergencies |
Assist in management of emergencies including CPR and anaphylaxis |
Demonstrate Basic Life Support (BLS) and identify emergencies |
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4 |
Work effectively as a member of healthcare team |
Assist in preoperative assessment and perioperative care |
Assist in preoperative evaluation and intraoperative monitoring |
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5 |
Demonstrate professionalism, ethics and effective communication |
Apply ethical principles, teamwork and communication in OT |
Demonstrate communication, consent and aseptic practices in OT |
Course Requirement :
Jobs Prospects :
Very Bright, Anaesthesiology is one of the upcoming branch and our resident used to get jobs as soon as they pass their exams in corporate as well as in Govt. sectors.
Program Educational Objectives (PEO's) :
1st Year Objectives ( At the end of 1st year should be able to do)
- Pre- anaesthetic assessment
- Preoperative optimization
- Airway assessment
- Management of normal airway
- Cardio pulmonary resuscitation
- Basic anaesthetic management of ASA I and II patients
2nd Year Objectives (At the end of 2nd year)
- Administer general and regional anaesthesia to ASA grade I,II,III,IV patients under supervision
- Perform epidural, spinal and peripheral nerve blocks under supervision
- Should learn paediatric and trauma life support
- Expertise in basic and advanced cardiac life support
- Should be able to analyze data and develop sense of writing thesis
- Should be able to present scientific data
3rd Year Objectives (At the end of 3rd year)
- Administer anaesthesia to all kind of patient under graded supervision
- Cardiac surgery, neurosurgery, paediatric surgery anaesthetic management
- The aim at the end is to be competent and independent soon after the third year of junior residency in providing anaesthesia to elective and emergency cases.
- The junior resident should be able to manage critically ill patient treat intractable pain.
- They should also know how to organize mass casualty
- Thesis writing and submission
Program Outcomes (PO's) :
1st Year Objectives ( At the end of 1st year should be able to do)
- Pre- anaesthetic assessment
- Preoperative optimization
- Airway assessment
- Management of normal airway
- Cardio pulmonary resuscitation
- Basic anaesthetic management of ASA I and II patients
2nd Year Objectives (At the end of 2nd year)
- Administer general and regional anaesthesia to ASA grade I,II,III,IV patients under supervision
- Perform epidural, spinal and peripheral nerve blocks under supervision
- Should learn paediatric and trauma life support
- Expertise in basic and advanced cardiac life support
- Should be able to analyze data and develop sense of writing thesis
- Should be able to present scientific data
3rd Year Objectives (At the end of 3rd year)
- Administer anaesthesia to all kind of patient under graded supervision
- Cardiac surgery, neurosurgery, paediatric surgery anaesthetic management
- The aim at the end is to be competent and independent soon after the third year of junior residency in providing anaesthesia to elective and emergency cases.
- The junior resident should be able to manage critically ill patient treat intractable pain.
- They should also know how to organize mass casualty
- Thesis writing and submission
MD Anaesthesia
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S. no |
Program Outcome (PO) |
Program Specific Outcome (PSO) |
Course Outcomes (CO) |
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1 |
Apply advanced knowledge in perioperative, critical care and pain management |
Understand anaesthesia techniques, drugs, ICU care and pain principles |
Describe anaesthesia techniques, monitoring, ICU basics and pain management |
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2 |
Deliver safe anaesthesia care and manage OT independently across surgical specialties |
Perform pre-anaesthetic evaluation, planning and airway management |
Conduct pre-anaesthetic assessment and formulate anaesthesia plan |
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3 |
Ensure patient safety through appropriate perioperative decision-making |
Administer general and regional anaesthesia across specialties |
Administer anaesthesia for routine surgical procedures |
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4 |
Provide comprehensive care to critically ill patients |
Manage ICU care including ventilation and monitoring |
Initiate ventilation and interpret ABG and monitoring |
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5 |
Contribute to pain management services |
Perform regional anaesthesia and pain procedures |
Perform spinal, epidural and peripheral nerve blocks |
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6 |
Recognize and manage perioperative and ICU emergencies |
Manage anaesthesia-related emergencies |
Manage emergencies such as hypoxia, shock and cardiac arrest |
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7 |
Demonstrate professionalism, ethics and teamwork |
Apply communication, consent and ethical practice |
Demonstrate communication, consent and patient safety |
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8 |
Engage in research and lifelong learning |
Conduct research and academic activities |
Present research and participate in academic work |
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Accreditation :
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