What Will You Learn?

• In Anatomy
• A structured, viva-ready approach to applied anatomy for anesthesia and intensive care scenarios.
• Identification of key surface and ultrasound anatomy for airway management, vascular access, and regional anesthesia.
• Understanding of anatomical relationships relevant to neuraxial techniques and major nerve blocks.
• Recognition of anatomical variations and their impact on patient safety and procedural success.
• Integration of anatomy into clinical decision-making during emergencies and complex cases.
• In physics
• A structured, viva-ready approach to explaining physical principles in anesthesia and intensive care.
• How to apply gas laws, flow dynamics, and pressure relationships to real clinical and equipment-based scenarios.
• Understanding of anesthesia workstations, ventilators, monitors, and safety systems from a physics perspective.
• Interpretation of waveforms and signals, including capnography, pulse oximetry, and invasive pressure monitoring.
• Identification and management of physics-related equipment failures and patient safety risks.