Educational Objectives
	Upon completion of a RASCI workshop, the participant should be able to: Describe the physics of the nerve stimulator. Explain three dimensional anesthetic and functional human anatomy. Review surface anatomy necessary for the practice of modern Regional Anesthesia. Perform surface transcutaneous non-invasive nerve “mapping” and single-injection peripheral nerve and plexus blocks. Place catheters for continuous blocks on the brachial plexus via the interscalene approach, the cervical paravertebral approach, the infraclavicular approach and the axillary approach. Place catheters for continuous blocks on the lumbar plexus via the lumbar paravertebral approach (psoas compartment) and anterior approaches. Place catheters for continuous blocks for continuous thoracic and high lumbar paravertebral blocks. Place catheters for continuous blocks on the femoral and the sciatic nerves. Tunnel the catheters for continuous nerve blocks subcutaneously to prevent dislodgement. Manage continuous nerve and plexus blocks and remove catheters safely.