Anesthesia courses are available on a limited
basis online due to the advanced, hands-on nature of work. Most online
courses are geared toward continuing education for licensed physicians
or nurses. Some training classes for anesthesia nurses or technicians
offer a hybrid component by which some coursework is completed online.
Overview of Online Anesthesia Courses
Anesthesiologists provide perioperative patient care for surgical
procedures, mainly through the administration of adequate and safe
dosages of anesthesia specifically tailored for each case. Stand-alone
anesthesia courses are available for continuing medical education (CME)
credits. Anesthesia courses may also be found as part of certificate,
undergraduate or graduate degree programs. Online anesthesia courses are
available for medical professionals such as anesthesiologists,
anesthesia nurses or
anesthesia assistants.
Course Requirements
Online courses require the use of a computer with access to the
Internet. Streaming media players are often used to play pre-recorded
lectures and other media content. A PDF file reader, word processor and
spreadsheet software may be required to complete coursework. Some
courses provide instruction via CD or DVD.
List of Courses
Infection Prevention Course
This course reviews current infection management applications and
practices. Students learn medication contamination prevention and other
safety techniques that are necessary when administering anesthesia or
pain medication.
Acute Pain Management Course
In this course, students learn about the latest pain management
techniques and applications, such as the use of an indwelling catheter.
Pain management plans are discussed for before, during and after
surgical procedures.
Perioperative Thermoregulation Course
Patients undergoing surgical procedures must have their temperature
monitored due to the effects of anesthetic drugs and sedation. This
course reviews thermoregulation in the human body and
temperature-monitoring methods.
Perioperative Management Course
This comprehensive review course describes current patient-assessment
guidelines for dealing with complications, interventions and the
testing of surgery patients. It discusses patient-risk factors such as
diabetes and pregnancy and examines the anesthesiologist's role in
reducing risks and increasing safety and the quality of patient care.
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