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Remifentanil



The Primary ( ) and Final () FRCA examinations require an extensive knowledge of opiates including remifentanil. We have therefore written a new educational resource section on this subject. The tutorials have been tailored to the FRCA Knowledge requirements, stipulated by The Royal College of Anaesthetists. 
 

 Primary FRCA Knowledge Requirements

 

Intraoperative Care (including sedation)

  Drugs: Pharmacology, uses and dosages of induction agents used for IV maintenance, relaxants, analgesics, inhalational agents

Pharmacology

Opioids and other analgesics; and opioid antagonists


 

 Final FRCA Knowledge Requirements

Applied Clinical Pharmacology


 Intravenous anaesthesia....Methods for achieving specified plasma concentrations. Bolus, infusion, and profiled administration....Opioid infusions



Articles on Remifentanil

Remifentanil: an introduction
Name, composition and form of Remifentanil
Clinical particulars of Remifentanil
Posology and method of administration of Remifentanil
General Anaesthesia in Adults with Remifentanil
TCI with Remifentanil in General Anaesthesia
General anaesthesia in paediatric and neonates / infants with Remifentanil
General anaesthesia in elderly patients with remifentanil
Cardiac anaesthesia with remifentanil
Remifentanil in the Intensive Care Unit in adults
Remifentanil in ASA III/IV patients
Contraindications, special warnings and special precautions for use
Interaction with other medicinal products and other forms of Interaction, Pregnancy and Lactation, and effects on driving
Undesirable effects of Remifentanil
Pharmacological properties of Remifentanil
Pharmaceutical Particulars
Infusion rates for remifentanil
Administrative data


 Prescribing information for Remifentanil



This resource has been sponsored by an unrestricted educational grant from GlaxoSmithKline







 
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