Hello and welcome back to ACRAC. I'm Jed Wolpa and we're back with another

key word episode in the fantastic Dr. Jillian Isaac. Today, listeners will

know that we always do either one or two words that apply from the ABA content

outline and if we do want it's because it's maybe slightly separately how it

applies to that basic in advance and that's what we're doing today. So we're

gonna cover the epidural category in both the basic and advanced version of

that. Remember if you're listening and you need CME credit you can go to the

acrac.com website and click on the links there to get CME credit and let's

jump right in. I'm thrilled to have Jillian back Jillian. Welcome back to the

show. Thank you. Can I get CME credit? You need it. You can get it first, you know

the website. Okay, all right. So like Dr. Wolpa said today we are doing

epidural, the keyword epidural and from the basic it comes up in the basic and

the advanced content outline. So if you're looking at the actual ABA content

out content outline it's on page 11 under regional anesthesia and this is what

they want you to know. Indications, contraindications, sites of action, factors

that influence onset, duration, and termination of action, systemic

toxicity and a test dose, complications and that includes just complications of

the procedure, but also they want you to know about timing of naraxial after any

type of anti-cregulant. So if you're on like a heparin or a plabix or anything

like that and then they want you to know about the physiologic effects of

epidurals and then listed in a different section of the outline under anatomy

they want you to know the anatomy. And then interestingly enough if you go to

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