PL_IK_07 Explains the principles of anaesthetic management of burns patients Discussion for surgery including dressing changes, grafting and related or A,C procedures PL_IK_01 Undertake a specific preoperative assessment of patients for major D plastic surgery procedures PLH_D01 Provides a management plan for the post-operative care of a patient D and A PL_HS_02 who has undergone plastic surgery including the methods of assessment of adequacy of blood flow in reconstructive flaps PLI_A01 Manage a free reconstruction / Provide safe perioperative A, PLH_A01 anaesthetic care for a plastic surgical free-flap operation such as Consultant – breast reconstruction (with distant supervision) Appraisal PLI_A02 Manage anaesthesia for head and neck surgery / Describes A and C PLH_C01 appropriate anaesthetic techniques for major plastic surgical cases including free-flap surgery PL_IS_02 Demonstrates/discusses strategies to improve the surgical field by C pharmacological [including induced hypotension] and nonpharmacological methods PLI_L01 Manage a plastic surgery operating list of small cases (with distant L supervision) PL_IS_03 Demonstrates appropriate initial assessment and management of the A,C,D,S patient with severe including analgesia, airway and fluid management (Chelmsford) Ophthalmic Intermediate This is an optional unit in the 2010 curriculum but must be completed training opportunities allow Needs minimum of one of each of ACEX, DOPs, CBD. to complete unit Core clinical learning outcomes: Deliver safe perioperative anaesthetic care to adults and children requiring routine ophthalmic surgery under direct supervision, and emergency anaesthesia for ASA 1 and 2 patients requiring minor/ intermediate ophthalmic surgery under distant supervision Demonstrates the ability to provide local anaesthesia for eye surgery with competence in one technique Assessment Assessment Assessment Documented Code Methods and dates OP_IK_01 Discusses the preoperative assessment of ophthalmic patients with A,C particular reference to associated co-morbidities and how the care of high risk patients requiring ophthalmic surgery may be optimised OP_IK_03 Recalls/discusses the choice of local or general anaesthetic techniques A,C In relation to the patient and surgery including their advantages, disadvantages and indications with particular reference to some or all
PL_IK_07 Explains the principles of anaesthetic management of burns patients for surgery including dressing changes, grafting and related procedures Discussion or A,C PL_IK_01 Undertake a specific preoperative assessment of patients for major plastic surgery procedures D PLH_D01 PL_HS_02 Provides a management plan for the post-operative care of a patient who has undergone plastic surgery including the methods of assessment of adequacy of blood flow in reconstructive flaps D and A PLI_A01 PLH_A01 Manage a free reconstruction / Provide safe perioperative anaesthetic care for a plastic surgical free-flap operation – such as breast reconstruction (with distant supervision) A, Consultant Appraisal PLI_A02 PLH_C01 Manage anaesthesia for head and neck surgery / Describes appropriate anaesthetic techniques for major plastic surgical cases including free-flap surgery A and C PL_IS_02 Demonstrates/discusses strategies to improve the surgical field by pharmacological [including induced hypotension] and nonpharmacological methods C PLI_L01 Manage a plastic surgery operating list of small cases (with distant supervision) L PL_IS_03 Demonstrates appropriate initial assessment and management of the patient with severe including analgesia, airway and fluid management (Chelmsford) A,C,D,S Ophthalmic Intermediate This is an optional unit in the 2010 curriculum but must be completed training opportunities allow Needs minimum of one of each of ACEX, DOPs, CBD. to complete unit Core clinical learning outcomes: Deliver safe perioperative anaesthetic care to adults and children requiring routine ophthalmic surgery under direct supervision, and emergency anaesthesia for ASA 1 and 2 patients requiring minor/ intermediate ophthalmic surgery under distant supervision Demonstrates the ability to provide local anaesthesia for eye surgery with competence in one technique Assessment Code Assessment Assessment Methods Documented and dates OP_IK_01 Discusses the preoperative assessment of ophthalmic patients with particular reference to associated co-morbidities and how the care of high risk patients requiring ophthalmic surgery may be optimised A,C OP_IK_03 Recalls/discusses the choice of local or general anaesthetic techniques In relation to the patient and surgery including their advantages, disadvantages and indications with particular reference to some or all A,C