Recent advances in critical care medicine have enabled major surgeries to be performed on very sick patients. These surgeries require skilled anesthesia professionals. It has now been recognized that anesthesiologists require trained help to handle these procedures.
In recognition of this, the Indian Society of Anesthetists plan to implement "minimum standards for patient care," which makes it mandatory for an anesthetist to have a skilled assistant for at least the start and end of every anesthetic procedure. These skilled assistants need to be trained.
A Diploma in Anesthesia Technology is a specialized program that trains individuals to assist anesthesiologists and other medical professionals in administering anesthesia to patients before, during, and after surgical procedures.
Graduates can work as anesthesia technologists in hospitals, surgical centers, and clinics. They assist anesthesiologists during surgeries, manage anesthesia equipment, and monitor patients' vital signs during procedures.
Assistance at the start and end of every anesthetic procedure.
The MLT lab consists of machines like microscopes, all glassware including test tubes, slides, pipettes, all pigments salts and chemicals, blood group kit among others.
The radiology lab is like a minor OT which consists of an X Ray machine. Students are taught how to use the machine and generate images.
The panchkarma lab has a patient centric layout with proper ventilation and lighting. All necessary oils and herbal medicines are neatly stored. There are separate massage therapy zones to conduct practicals.
