Pediatric Ambulatory Anesthesia: An Update
(3 Credit Article) A discussion of the current preparation and management of children for ambulatory surgery
(3 Credit Article) A discussion of the current preparation and management of children for ambulatory surgery
(3 Credit Article) A discussion of the mechanisms by which all Hypothalamic-Pituitary-Adrenal axis activity may be altered during anesthesia and critical care with a focus on the impact of hypnotic and analgesic drugs
(2 Credit Article) Why prevalent conceptions about cerebral blood flow autoregulation may be incomplete or inaccurate
(1 Credit Article) An overview of closed-loop artificial pancreas devices (C-APDs) and an introductory strategy for intraoperative study of these devices
(3 Credit Article) A review of the pharmacology of contemporary anesthetic medications in geriatric patients, including neurophysiological changes with aging and current recommendations for dosing anesthetic drugs
(2 Credit Article) A review of the latest evidence on perioperative IV fluid therapy for major surgery, including suitable criteria to guide such therapy
(2 Credit Article) Highlighting key points in new guidelines and exploring the possibilities of different strategies in optimizing patients with OSA preoperatively
(2 Credit Article) Examining the the anesthetic implications of patients undergoing surgery with neuromuscular disorders, including Duchenne muscular dystrophy
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Work through AANA prior-approved CE credits at your own pace. 105 Class A CE Credits currently available
Fifty-three articles are currently available in concentrations such as Pediatrics and Pharmacology. See FAQ for the list of categories and corresponding articles
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CR Godfrey, IL
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