📘 What You’ll LearnOrthopedic surgeries often require tailored anesthetic strategies that balance pain control, positioning safety, and thromboprophylaxis. This module offers a high-yield, clinically oriented review of key perioperative considerations for orthopedic patients, aligning with both EDAIC Part I content and everyday anesthetic decision-making.🛠️ Surgical Techniques & Anesthetic Implications🩼 Tourniquet Use & Physiology – Pressure settings, safe duration, ischemia-reperfusion response, pain management🦵 Spinal Anesthesia for Hip/Knee Arthroplasty – Choice of agent, level of block, hypotension prevention🪑 Positioning Injuries – Nerve protection, pressure point padding, lateral/prone/supine considerations⚠️ Risk Management & Complications🧬 Bone Cement Implantation Syndrome (BCIS) – Pathophysiology, hypotension, hypoxia, embolic phenomena🩸 Deep Vein Thrombosis (DVT) Prophylaxis – Pharmacologic and mechanical options, timing with neuraxial techniques🎯 Regional Techniques💪 Upper Limb Surgery – Interscalene, supraclavicular, axillary blocks for shoulder to hand procedures🦿 Lower Limb Surgery – Femoral, adductor canal, sciatic, and popliteal blocks for hip, knee, ankle operations📝 What’s Included✅ EDAIC-style Multiple-True-False questions📚 Referenced from: • Miller’s Anesthesia • Barash Clinical Anesthesia • Lange Clinical Anesthesiology • ESAIC & ASRA guidelines on regional and orthopedic anesthesia👨⚕️ Who Should Join?🩺 Anesthesiology Residents rotating through orthopedic ORs🧠 EDAIC Part I Candidates reviewing high-yield orthopedic topics🧑⚕️ Practicing anesthesiologists performing regional techniques for joint replacements💡 Clinicians seeking to optimize safety in high-risk positioning and cement-related cases💡 This module gives you the tools to anesthetize safely for surgeries that rely on stable hemodynamics, effective blocks, and meticulous complication prevention.🚀 Start now and refine your anesthetic strategy for orthopedic procedures.

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EDAIC Part I – Anesthesia for Orthopedic Surgery MTF Questions

🦴 Anesthesia for Orthopedic Surgery covers tourniquet physiology, BCIS, DVT prophylaxis, spinal anesthesia, positioning injuries, and regional blocks — all essential for EDAIC Part I preparation and safe orthopedic anesthesia delivery.

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📘 What You’ll Learn
Orthopedic surgeries often require tailored anesthetic strategies that balance pain control, positioning safety, and thromboprophylaxis. This module offers a high-yield, clinically oriented review of key perioperative considerations for orthopedic patients, aligning with both EDAIC Part I content and everyday anesthetic decision-making.
🛠️ Surgical Techniques & Anesthetic Implications
- 🩼 Tourniquet Use & Physiology – Pressure settings, safe duration, ischemia-reperfusion response, pain management
- 🦵 Spinal Anesthesia for Hip/Knee Arthroplasty – Choice of agent, level of block, hypotension prevention
- 🪑 Positioning Injuries – Nerve protection, pressure point padding, lateral/prone/supine considerations
⚠️ Risk Management & Complications
- 🧬 Bone Cement Implantation Syndrome (BCIS) – Pathophysiology, hypotension, hypoxia, embolic phenomena
- 🩸 Deep Vein Thrombosis (DVT) Prophylaxis – Pharmacologic and mechanical options, timing with neuraxial techniques
🎯 Regional Techniques
- 💪 Upper Limb Surgery – Interscalene, supraclavicular, axillary blocks for shoulder to hand procedures
- 🦿 Lower Limb Surgery – Femoral, adductor canal, sciatic, and popliteal blocks for hip, knee, ankle operations
📝 What’s Included
- ✅ EDAIC-style Multiple-True-False questions
- 📚 Referenced from:
  • Miller’s Anesthesia
  • Barash Clinical Anesthesia
  • Lange Clinical Anesthesiology
  • ESAIC & ASRA guidelines on regional and orthopedic anesthesia
👨‍⚕️ Who Should Join?
- 🩺 Anesthesiology Residents rotating through orthopedic ORs
- 🧠 EDAIC Part I Candidates reviewing high-yield orthopedic topics
- 🧑‍⚕️ Practicing anesthesiologists performing regional techniques for joint replacements
- 💡 Clinicians seeking to optimize safety in high-risk positioning and cement-related cases
💡 This module gives you the tools to anesthetize safely for surgeries that rely on stable hemodynamics, effective blocks, and meticulous complication prevention.
🚀 Start now and refine your anesthetic strategy for orthopedic procedures.

Curriculum

Multiple True/False and SBA Question Bank

Test your knowledge with MTF and SBA-style questions aligned with EDAIC and FRCA standards.

Detailed Answer Explanations

Gain insight into complex topics with academically referenced explanations for each response.

EDAIC Part II and Final FRCA SOE Exam Modes

Choose between a full-length mock exam or a single SOE session to simulate the real experience.

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