Induction ‹ Leedscrammer

Minimum monitoring requirements
Indications for extra monitoring
Choice of IV access
Internal jugular and subclavian venous cannulation
Arterial cannulation
Intravenous and inhalational induction of anaesthesia; advantages and disadvantages of each technique
Induction of anaesthesia in special circumstances, (head injury, full stomach, upper airway obstruction, shock)
Management of neuromuscular blockade: techniques for the use and reversal of muscle relaxants
Choice of airway
Assessment of fluid balance and indications for urethral catheterisation
Common surgical infections: antibiotic choice and prophylaxis
Antibiotic prophylaxis against subacute bacterial endocarditis

CEACCP 2005: DECEMBER
A Hatfield and A Bodenham
Ultrasound for central venous access

CEACCP 2005: APRIL
Stephen Fletcher
Catheter-related bloodstream infection

CEACCP 2006: FEBRUARY
Conor D McGrath and Jennifer M Hunter
Monitoring of neuromuscular block

Matt J Simpson MBChB FRCA
Consultant Anaesthetist at St. James’s University Hospital.
Lead anaesthetist in Obstetric anaesthesia and advanced vascular access. Chairs the Clinical Information and Outcomes Group. He is an Innovation champion for West Yorkshire and Humber and inventor of a new regional anaesthesia delivery system as well as having interests in thoracic and ophthalmic anaesthesia. Recently taken Leeds Crammer to Hong Kong to assist the Society of Anaesthetists of Hong Kong with exam training.

Philip J Antill MBChB (Hons) BSc (Hons) MRCP FRCA FFICM

Dual Higher Specialty Trainee in Anaesthesia and Intensive Care Medicine. Experienced ATLS and ALS instructor, with additional faculty roles in trauma and intensive care simulation. He has previously received the Yorkshire Society of Anaesthetists Critical Care ODN Registrar’s Prize and the Final Examination Chair’s Commendation for overall performance in the Final FRCA.

Rebecca K. Lathey MBChB FRCA

Dual Anaesthesia and Intensive Care Medicine trainee heavily involved in undergraduate teaching programmes, national research networks, multicentre research and recent Royal College National Audit Project applications. Guest speaker at RCoA events and holds a life citizenship award from Leeds for contributions towards health and wellbeing.

Michael Carrick MBChB FRCA

Consultant Anaesthetist in Leeds Teaching Hospitals Trust, specialising in thoracic and HPB anaesthesia with additional interests in advanced vascular access. Organised regional anaesthetic registrar teaching for Yorkshire and runs a training forum.
Visiting Faculty
John P Adams MA MBChB MRCP FRCA FFICM

John Adams is a Consultant Anaesthetist and Associate Medical Director at the Leeds Teaching Hospitals NHS Trust. He has an interest in Neuroanaesthesia and Intensive Care having completed an assistant Professorship at the Oregon Health and Science University, Portland USA. He was the principle organiser of the West Yorkshire and Humberside Final Fellowship Preparation (FFP) course and is now an examiner for the Royal College of Anaesthetists. John has a Master’s Degree in Healthcare Law and Ethics from the University of Manchester and he worked as a Medicolegal Adviser to the Medical Protection Society for over three years.

Andrew Lindley FRCA MMedSci FFICM
Consultant Anaesthetist in Neuroanaesthesia and Regional Anaesthesia. Completed an Assistant Professorship at Harbor View Medical Centre, Seattle. Experienced instructor in medical education. Andy is now a Royal College examiner for the primary component of the FRCA.