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The Indiana Association of Nurse
Anesthetists Presents
Indiana Fall Assembly 2010
Friday, Saturday & Sunday
October 8, 9 & 10, 2010
AANA Code Number: 33107
13 credits
Renaissance Hotel Indianapolis North
11925 N.
Meridian Street
Carmel, IN 46032
Faculty
Dr. Penelope Benedik,
CRNA, PhD Dr. John
Preston, CRNA, DNSc
Houston, TX Park Ridge, IL
Doug Pruitt, CRNA, MSN Breann
Kutzer McMannus, CRNA, MSN
Marshall, MI Mishawaka, IN
Elliott McGregory, CRNA
Terre Haute, IN
Course Objectives:
- Discuss issues of importance to the CRNA
occurring on a state and national level.
- Review of the physical characteristics and
physiologic alterations in obstructive sleep apnea syndrome.
- Delineate the preoperative signs and
symptoms of obstructive sleep apnea in the absence of a
polysomnogram.
- Evaluate the management of patients with
obstructive sleep apnea during sedation and anesthesia,
emphasizing drug effects.
- Describe the risks and adjustments
necessary for providing anesthesia to the patient with sleep
apnea in remote settings (case report).
- Describe how obesity affects lung volume
and static lung function, including alterations in FRC and
closing capacity in normal, overweight, and obese individuals.
- Examine appropriate ventilatory techniques
for use in the obese patient.
- Explain the history behind requiring
continuing education requirements.
- Describe the different ways one can obtain
continuing education requirements.
- Describe the mission and function of the
NBCRNA.
- Differentiate between the NBCRNA and AANA.
- Discuss the future of recertification.
- Examine the Scope of Practice Battles
facing CRNAs.
- Discuss the future of Doctoral preparation
for entry into CRNA practice.
- Describe the barriers CRNA programs are
facing when moving toward the Doctoral level.
- List and understand the various test
results obtained during a pulmonary function test.
- Discuss the differences between obstructive
and restrictive lung disease identified by pulmonary function
testing.
- Describe the different ventilator
modalities that may be used for the treatment of ARDS.
- Discuss the various ventilator modalities
that may be utilized during a DaVinci surgical procedure.
- Discuss the incidence and indications of
pacemaker placement.
- Discuss the variations in pacing modes for
atrial and ventricular pacing.
- Discuss the preoperative and intraoperative
considerations for the patient with a pacemaker.
- Define what the business aspect of anesthesia
entails.
- Identify key elements which may help you
succeed in an anesthesia business.
- Discuss who are customers are and describe
their needs.
- Discuss how to meet the needs and
expectations of our customers when in an anesthesia business.
Agenda
Friday, October 8, 2010 (2 CE
credits)
1930 – 2130 Friday Night Forum
Saturday, October 9, 2010 (7 credits)
0700 -0730 Registration and
Continental Breakfast
0730 – 0830 Anesthesia for the
Obstructive Sleep Apnea Patient: Not Just an
Airway Issue
0830 – 0930 Obesity and
Ventilation: The Effects of Adiposity on Breathing
0930 – 0945 Break
0945 – 1045 Common Continuing
Education Pitfalls
1045 – 1145 NBCRNA Update
1145 – 1245 Lunch (included in
registration)
1245 – 1345 Current Nurse Anesthesia
Educational Trends
1345 – 1445 Pulmonary Function
Testing: the Basics of Interpretation
1445 – 1500 Break
1500 – 1600 Ventilator Strategies
1600 – 1800 IANA Business Meeting
for IANA Members Only
Sunday, October 10, 2010 (4 credits)
0715 – 0745 Registration
0745 – 0845 Trends in Asthma
Treatment
0845 – 0945 Pacemaker Update
0945 – 1000 Break
1000 – 1100 The Business of
Anesthesia: What will it take to succeed?
1100 – 1200 Rethinking our
customers needs!
1200 Awarding
of CE Certificates
Refund Policy: Tuition, less a $50 administration fee, will be
refunded if a written cancellation is received by October 1, 2010.
Hotel Reservations: A block of rooms has been set aside at the
Renaissance Hotel for this conference. To make a reservation for a
hotel room, please call the hotel directly at 317-816-0777 or
1-866-905-9619. A special rate of $ 109 per night plus tax has been
negotiated. When making reservations, please indicate that you are
with the Indiana Association of Nurse Anesthetists conference.
Reservations must be made by Friday,
September 17, 2010. The Renaissance Hotel features LCD TV’s,
high speed internet access, restaurant and bar, indoor pool, and
business library. The hotel is smoke-free with complimentary on-site
parking.
Contact Person: Danette J. Plautz CRNA Email address:djpcrna@hotmail.com
Cell
phone number: 574-536-9565
Tuition:
Make you check payable to IANA and please postmark by September 28,
2010. Send you check to:
Danette J. Plautz CRNA,
9020 Pettit Drive,
Highland, IN
46322
CRNAs (AANA Members)
Friday Night ONLY $25 Friday and/or
Saturday $250
Friday, Saturday and
Sunday $350 Saturday and Sunday $350
Sunday ONLY $150
ON SITE REGIRATION ADD
$50. NonAANA Members $400
SRNA Students $25 (with
a letter from their program director)
Lunch guests please
include an additional $25 per guest
See other side for registration form
Registration
Form
Name___________________________________
AANA Number (required)__________
Full Address_____________________________________________________________
Phone
Number:__________________________ Email address:_____________________
Please Circle ONE:
Friday Night Only Saturday and Sunday Only Friday, Saturday &
Sunday
Number of Lunch Guests:_________ Total
Enclosed________________
Please mail by September 28, 2010
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