Gain a clear understanding of the key physiological parameters that must be continuously monitored during anaesthesia and their clinical importance.

Explore the various monitoring devices used in anaesthesia, including their mechanisms of operation and interpretation of readings.

Familiarise yourself with the established guidelines and standards for monitoring patients under anaesthesia.

Identify common complications that can occur during anaesthesia and understand how real-time monitoring aids in early detection and effective management.

Develop expertise in setting up and using monitoring equipment, responding promptly to changes in patient status, coordinating with the surgical team, and making swift, informed decisions.