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Allergic to the OR: Anaphylaxis Under Anesthesia
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This lecture explores the unique challenges of recognizing and managing anaphylaxis during anesthesia, where classic symptoms may be masked or altered. Attendees will learn to identify high-risk agents, differentiate anaphylaxis from other intraoperative events, and implement rapid, evidence-based treatment protocols. Emphasis is placed on early recognition, epinephrine dosing, team communication, and post-crisis investigation to ensure patient safety and preparedness for future encounters.
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Amniotic Fluid Embolism: Presentation and Management
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An amniotic fluid embolus (AFE) is a devastating complication during obstetrical care. This lecture discusses the clinical presentation of an AFE along with anesthetic management, including pharmacologic resuscitation. It also reviews a case in which the CRNA encountered an AFE, how the case was managed, and the outcome of the resuscitation.
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Anesthesia Billing
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Nurse Anesthetists have the advantage to work in a wide variety of settings, and their scope of practice affords them the autonomy to own their own business. With this opportunity comes great responsibility, and this lecture will highlight how to effectively set up billing for anesthesia services. Gain the knowledge of all aspects on how to bill for your services so that you can become a success.
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Anesthesiology Closed Claim Research: The Illumination of Events That Transformed Practice
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This lecture delves into the powerful lessons learned from anesthesiology closed claim research, highlighting real cases that led to significant changes in clinical practice and patient safety. Attendees will explore patterns of preventable harm, high-risk scenarios, and system-based errors revealed through decades of data. By examining these pivotal events, the session emphasizes the importance of vigilance, communication, and evidence-based decision-making in transforming outcomes and shaping modern anesthesia practice.
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Anticoagulants: Current Treatments for the Perioperative Patient
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A comprehensive review of current anticoagulation agents and an introduction to newer medications will be reviewed. This lecture will discuss the implications these medications have on an anesthesia provider's plan of care for the perioperative patient. It will also discuss the monitoring and reversal of anticoagulation medication if available. The focus of this content is patient safety in regards to administration of anesthetics and appropriateness of patients undergoing the surgical procedure.
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Snooze & Scope: Anesthesia in GI Endoscopy
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This lecture provides an in-depth exploration of anesthesia considerations for GI endoscopy procedures, focusing on safe and effective sedation practices. Participants will review the types of GI endoscopic procedures, anesthetic options, preoperative assessment, and intraoperative monitoring standards. Emphasis will be placed on airway management, risk stratification, and procedural-specific anesthesia for EGD and colonoscopy. Real-world case studies will highlight challenges in special populations and discuss malpractice claims and risk management strategies. Attendees will leave with evidence-based insights to enhance patient safety, comfort, and outcomes during GI endoscopic sedation.
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Artificial Intelligence
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This lecture explores the rapidly evolving role of artificial intelligence (AI) in anesthesia practice. From predictive analytics and decision support to automated documentation and smart monitoring systems, AI is transforming how anesthesia is planned, delivered, and evaluated. Attendees will gain insight into current applications, ethical considerations, and the potential for AI to enhance safety, efficiency, and personalized care in the perioperative setting.
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Controlled Chaos in the EP Lab
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This lecture offers a behind-the-scenes look at the fast-paced and often unpredictable environment of the electrophysiology (EP) lab. Anesthesia providers will learn about the unique challenges of caring for patients undergoing procedures like ablations, cardioversions, and device placements. Topics include sedation strategies, hemodynamic management, airway preparedness, and responding to sudden arrhythmias or emergencies—equipping providers with the knowledge and confidence to thrive amid the “controlled chaos.”
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Drugs of Abuse
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This lecture examines commonly abused substances and their implications for anesthesia practice. Attendees will review the pharmacology, acute and chronic effects, and perioperative considerations associated with opioids, stimulants, cannabinoids, hallucinogens, and synthetic drugs. Emphasis is placed on identifying signs of substance use, managing withdrawal or toxicity, and adjusting anesthetic plans to ensure safe, individualized care for patients with a history of drug abuse.
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Dopamine: Mind Control and More
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This lecture explores the fascinating and multifaceted role of dopamine in both anesthesia and neuroscience. From its effects on mood, motivation, and behavior to its critical influence on cardiovascular stability and neuroendocrine function, dopamine is far more than just a neurotransmitter. Attendees will gain insights into dopamine’s pharmacology, clinical implications in anesthesia, and its broader impact on patient physiology—bridging the gap between brain chemistry and bedside care.
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The 3 Costliest Tax Mistakes 1099 CRNAs Make – And How to Avoid Them
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This presentation addresses three of the most common — and costly — tax mistakes made by 1099 CRNAs. Participants will learn how to strategically balance 1099 and W-2 income, select the appropriate retirement plan to optimize tax savings, and choose the right business structure to minimize taxes and maintain operational flexibility. Through real-world examples and clear, actionable advice, this course is designed to equip CRNAs with practical financial strategies to better manage their tax liability and build long-term wealth.
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Fresh Reads, Real Talk: A Roundtable Discussion of Anesthesia Literature: The Fentanyl Vaccine: A New Frontier in Opioid Management / Low Flow Anesthesia
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This dynamic roundtable session brings anesthesia providers together to discuss recent, high-impact articles from the anesthesia literature. Participants will review key findings, debate clinical implications, and explore how emerging evidence can be applied to everyday practice. With an emphasis on open dialogue and critical thinking, this session fosters collaborative learning and keeps providers up to date with the evolving landscape of anesthesia care.
