Primary FRCA OSCE-SOE exam January 2012 Coventry collection ...
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<strong>Primary</strong> <strong>FRCA</strong> <strong>OSCE</strong>-<strong>SOE</strong> <strong>exam</strong> <strong>January</strong> <strong>2012</strong><br />
c) Methods of temperature measurement. Detailed discussion on electrical methods<br />
with drawing and discusiion of graphs.<br />
2) Pressure<br />
a) Define and units<br />
b) Application in clinical practice<br />
c) Shown a picture of pressure regulator and asked about its principle (weird picture)<br />
3) Fibreoptic:<br />
a) parts, difference between fibreoptic laryngoscope and fibreoptic broncoscope<br />
b) uses, principle of working , advantage over traditional laryngoscope<br />
c) cleaning and sterilisation<br />
<strong>SOE</strong> set 13<br />
Pharmacology<br />
- opening q: 'what drugs can we give intravenously?' - not a q i had prepared for, but<br />
started by saying i could classify, then first mentioned iv induction agents, at which<br />
point he stopped me and took me entirely down that route. all the structures and how<br />
they relate to the drug characteristics<br />
- colloids/ ideal colloid<br />
- dose-response curves and shifts<br />
Physiology<br />
- sodium handling in the body (very specific)<br />
- hypoxia, curves<br />
- fluid movement across capillaries - gradients.<br />
This felt like my worst viva, sometimes felt like a tutorial!<br />
clinical<br />
- morbidly obese man for pilonidal sinus and flap repair - all the issues<br />
Physics:<br />
- laryngoscopes - design, features<br />
- osmolarity, osmometer, definitions<br />
- can't remember sorry.<br />
<strong>SOE</strong> set 14<br />
Pharmacology<br />
Discuss why you would use sevo or desflurane as alternative to isoflurane.<br />
Routes of administration of drugs- discussion into intrathecal and why we would<br />
administer drugs in this way (pharmacokinetics, mechanism of action)<br />
Type II diabetes mellitus drugs- wanted detail description of how peripheral<br />
sensitization to insulin occurred.<br />
Physiology<br />
Reflex arcs, pain pathways<br />
<strong>Coventry</strong> <strong>collection</strong>: Many thanks to the candidates from <strong>January</strong> <strong>2012</strong><br />
Course<br />
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