1. Neuraxial techniques
a. Epidural 
i. Traditional
ii. Ultrasound-Guided
b. Spinal 
c. Paravertebral
i. Traditional
ii. Ultrasound-Guided Single Shot
iii. Ultrasound-Guided Catheter
2. Truncal Blocks
a. Transversus Abdominis Plane
i. Traditional
ii. Ultrasound-Guided
b. Ilioinguinal/iliohypogastric
c. Rectus Sheath Block
3. Peripheral nerve blocks: indications, benefits (outcome studies), when single injection vs catheter
a. Basics of U/S-guided procedures
i. Needles, preparation, technique, etc.
b. Scalp Block
c. Ophthalmologic Blocks
d. Superficial Cervical Block
i. Traditional
ii. Ultrasound-Guided 
e. Interscalene
i. Single Shot with Ultrasound Guidance
ii. Single Shot with Electrical Stimulation
iii. Non-stimulating & Stimulating Catheters
f. Supraclavicular
i. Single Shot with Ultrasound Guidance
ii. Single Shot with Electrical Stimulation
iii. Non-stimulating & Stimulating Catheters
g. Infraclavicular
i. Single Shot with Ultrasound Guidance
ii. Single Shot with Electrical Stimulation
iii. Non-stimulating & Stimulating Catheters
h. Axillary
i. Transarterial
ii. Single Shot with Ultrasound Guidance
iii. Single Shot with Electrical Stimulation
iv. Non-stimulating & Stimulating Catheters
i. IV Regional Anesthesia (i.e., Bier block and its principles)
j. Wrist Block, Digital Block, Cutaneous Blocks
k. Femoral & Lumbar Plexus
i. Single Shot with Ultrasound Guidance
ii. Single Shot with Electrical Stimulation
iii. Non-stimulating & Stimulating Catheters
1. In-plane
2. Out-of-plane
l. Fascial Iliaca
i. Traditional
ii. Ultrasound-Guided
m. Lateral Femoral Cutaneous Nerve Block
n. Adductor Canal
i. Single Shot with Ultrasound Guidance
ii. Catheter with Ultrasound Guidance
o. Saphenous
i. Single shot with Ultrasound Guidance
ii. Catheter with Ultrasound Guidance
p. Sciatic
i. Labatt’s Approach with Electrical Stimulation
ii. Subgluteal with Electrical Stimulation
iii. Subgluteal with Ultrasound Guidance
iv. Lateral Popliteal Approach with Electrical Stimulation
v. Anterior Approach with Electrical Stimulation
vi. Lateral Popliteal with Ultrasound Guidance
vii. Prone Popliteal with Ultrasound Guidance (In/Out of Plane)
q. Ankle Block
i. Landmark-Guided
ii. Ultrasound-Guided
4. Pharmacology
a. Local anesthetic pharmacodynamics/pharmacokinetics
b. Local anesthetic adjuvants (such as clonidine, morphine, steroids) 
5. Ultrasound Machines & Peripheral Nerve Stimulators
a. Physics 
b. ‘Knobology’
6. How to evaluate surgical blocks (dermatome review) & provide rescue blocks
7. Complications of regional anesthesia
a. Local anesthetic toxicity
b. Nerve injury & other adverse outcomes
c. Postdural puncture headache
d. Neuraxial hematoma
e. Infection prevention and treatment
