Which of the following techniques does your institution use on cardio-pulmonary bypass?

Who performs the intraoperative transesophageal echocardiography (TEE) for pediatric patients with congenital heart disease at your institution?

As a pediatric cardiac anesthesiologist, how often do you utilize the TEE probe to assess function or conduct an anatomic exam after the cardiologist has finished their exam?

For an otherwise healthy 11 year old undergoing an electrophysiology procedure to ablate a WPW pathway, which of the following anesthetic techniques would be employed?

At your hospital during Stage I/Sano, where is the preferred placement of central lines?

In a patient with Williams-Beuren syndrome who has undergone an uncomplicated, simple non-cardiac anesthetic (eg. MRI), what is the most common postoperative disposition?

At your hospital during vascular ring repairs performed through a thoracotomy incision on an otherwise healthy three year old, are regional anesthetic techniques used for post-operative pain control?

What modes of neurocognitive monitoring for cardiopulmonary bypass cases are used on a routine basis at your institution?

In order to place an upper extremity arterial line in a child less than 5 kg without umbilical arterial access, what method do you utilize for the FIRST ATTEMPT:

Which of the following would you consider placing in the operating room for a neonate less than 1 week of age presenting for cardiac surgery?