OSA 2026 Course Evaluation

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I certify that I attended the following number of hours on April 18, 2026 and am claiming this number of CME (Maximum of 6 CME):

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As a result of the course, At the Crossroads: Perioperative Care of the Critically Ill Patient by Jai Madhok, MD, I am able to:

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Apply evidence-based risk stratification tools to identify and optimize critically ill patients in the preoperative period.
Implement goal-directed hemodynamic management strategies including individualized MAP targets, preemptive vasoactive support, fluid responsiveness assessment, and vasopressor escalation protocols for critically ill surgical patients.
Demonstrate lung-protective ventilation strategies during anesthesia for patients with respiratory failure including individualized PEEP titration, optimizing driving pressure, and mechanical power with special considerations for ARDS and right ventricular dysfunction.
Did not attend

As a result of the Ischemic Stroke Guidelines course by Ross Martini, MD, I am able to:

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Understand new guidelines for the care of patients with ischemic stroke.
Apply guidelines to care of patients with perioperative stroke and stroke presenting in the intensive care unit.
Select appropriate anesthesia technique for stroke thrombectomy.
Did not attend

As a result of the Perioperative Management of Impella for the Anesthesiologist course by Andrea Orfanakis, MD, I am able to:

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Describe the basic mechanics, capabilities, and limitations of the Impella device.
Discuss anesthetic considerations for patients in cardiogenic shock supported by Impella.
Apply management strategies to support both patient physiology and device performance in common clinical scenarios.
Did not attend

As a result of the Resident Case Study presentations by Drs. Rosson, Morrison and Parhar, I am able to:

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Develop comprehensive airway and anesthetic management strategies for high-risk patients, including those with difficult airways, complex cardiac physiology, and active airway bleeding.
Anticipate and manage peri-induction and intraoperative complications, including hemodynamic instability, hemorrhagic shock, and the need for advanced support such as ECMO and massive transfusion.
Apply multidisciplinary coordination and communication principles to optimize perioperative care in complex surgical cases, including airway transitions and combined surgical approaches.
Did not attend

As a result of Management of the Physiologically Difficult Airway Panel held by Drs. Phillips, Aziz, Kollmar and Desjardins, I am able to:

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Compare management strategies for the difficult airway across diverse practice settings and institutional environments.
Evaluate adherence to the American Society of Anesthesiologists Difficult Airway Algorithm and identify factors that influence clinical decision-making.
Analyze how underlying cardiac pathology influences airway management planning, risk stratification, and intraoperative decision-making in patients with a difficult airway.
Did not attend

As a result of the Etomidate vs Ketamine for RSI: Updated Evidence, Practical Selection course by Hunter Alldredge, MD, I am able to:

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Describe the pharmacologic properties and physiologic effects of ketamine and etomidate used for induction.
Review key evidence regarding the use of ketamine and etomidate in rapid sequence intubation (RSI).
Summarize findings from recent randomized clinical trials comparing ketamine and etomidate in RSI.
Apply current evidence to guide context-specific selection of induction agents during RSI.
Did not attend

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