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What is B.Sc Anaesthesia?
B.Sc Anaesthesia is the branch of allied health science of the medical field. The main aim of the B.Sc Anaesthesia course is that it trains the students on various anaesthesia equipment and also gives an in-depth understanding of the different anaesthesia agents. The course prepares the students on different aspects of the usage of the anaesthesia and anaesthesia agents on the patients. The requirement of anaesthesia varies from patient to patient. The B.Sc anaesthesia students are given proper training and knowledge about all the above aspects that are related to the field of anaesthesia.
Eligibility for B.Sc Anaesthesia
The B.Sc Anaesthesia is the 3-year degree programme that can be done after the completion of the PUC/12th /or equivalent. The students who want to join B.Sc Anaesthesia should have studied any of the following three subjects such as Physics, Chemistry, Biology/ Chemistry, Zoology, Botany in their PUC/12th /or equivalent from the recognised central or any state board of India and abroad.
Duties of the B.Sc Anaesthesia students
The B.Sc Anaesthesia students are trained to perform multiple tasks apart from the anaesthesia. Some of the important roles and responsibilities of the B.Sc Anaesthesia students are:
- They are responsible to administer the right amounts of the anaesthesia to the patients according to the condition of the patient under the guidance of the expert physician
- They are responsible to procure the specific anaesthesia agents that are necessary for the patients those are undergoing the surgery
- They should constantly note the readings from the machines and adjust and calibrate the machine according to the situation under the proper guidance of the surgeon
- They are responsible to prepare the patients for the surgery
- They are responsible to monitor the critical patients in the intensive care units (ICU) in the hospitals
