At your institution, if you have academic or nonclinical time, how is it funded?

At your institution, who provides the anesthetic care of a Fontan patient with optimal Fontan hemodynamics who is undergoing non-cardiac surgery?

In your institution, how often are femoral arterial lines placed in NICU patients weighing less than 2kg?

At your institution, is it standard of practice to exchange a tracheostomy tube for either an oral or nasal endotracheal tube for surgical procedures approached through sternotomy incision?

In your institution, what is the primary surgical strategy used after birth for neonates with HLHS with a severely hypoplastic left ventricle, weighing at least 3.5 kg, and no other significant comorbidities?

At your institution, is it standard practice to administer an anticoagulant for central line thrombosis prophylaxis?

At your institution, do you transport premature infants on high-frequency ventilation to the cardiac catheterization lab for PDA closure?

At your institution, do you routinely send a TEG/ROTEM during the rewarming phase of cardiopulmonary bypass?

What hemostatic agent is used for “rescue therapy”, defined as situations in which patients continue to bleed excessively following cardiopulmonary bypass despite having received maximal standard hemostatic therapy?

in the Cardiac Intensive Care Unit. The patient underwent a Norwood procedure 24 hours ago and is considered to be ready for chest closure. The patient is receiving cefazolin around the clock for antibiotic coverage. The last dose of antibiotic was given 1 ½ hours ago. Would you, prior to surgical incision: