In this course, the participant will be trained in neonatal resuscitation. Following examination, the participant will be certified by the American Academy of Pediatrics.
Following this debate, the participants will be able to outline the medical, medicolegal and administrative issues involved in the decision to leave the hospital when a parturient has an indwelling epidural catheter for labor analgesia.
Following this course, the participant will be familiar with the use of equipment for difficult airways. Participants will utilize mannequins and simulated surgical airways with these devices.
Following this lecture, the participant will be familiarized with clinical aspects of neonatal care as illustrated by study cases.
Following this lecture, the participant will understand some of the current concerns in obstetrics and their possible ramifications in obstetric care.
During this presentation, the participant will learn about the multidisciplinary management of emergency situations in obstetrics.
Participant will learn about multidisciplinary management of obstetric patients with life-threatening cardiovascular disease. These will be illustrated using study cases.
Following this debate, the participants will be able to compare and contrast the risks and benefits of spinal versus general anesthesia when an epidural catheter has failed for an urgent cesarean delivery.
Following this lecture, the participant will know the current obstetric anesthesia literature and its impact on anesthetic management of the pregnant woman.
Participant will learn about the changes in obstetric anesthesia practice over the last 25 years and how these changes have impacted the specialty.
Following this lecture, the participants will be able to choose appropriate parenteral medications and methods of administration for providing analgesia during labor.
Following this lecture, the participants will be able to describe and compare several different options for billing for obstetric anesthetics and to describe newer coding procedures in obstetric anesthesia.