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 />
<strong>SOE</strong> set 19<br />
Physics 1. fluid warming system types inc level one 2. light waves and mechanism of<br />
fibreoptics. 3. Electrode potentials eg EEG, differences and how they work<br />
Clinical: 12 y o boy who mum says fell from a swing 15 hours ago. Penicillin allergy.<br />
Closed # radius for MUA+-.. How would you assess? How would you do the<br />
anaesthetic? Incident: laryngospasm under LMA and how to manage / differential<br />
Pharm: 1. Propofol including pharmacokinetics. 2. Type I and II errors, sample sizes,<br />
bias. 3. Drugs for asthma and mechanisms<br />
Physiology: 1. Fetal circulation. 2. Curves for CO2 versus MV in both awake and<br />
ventilated patients (ie reciprocal axes). 3. Functions of the heart; CO determinants;<br />
what happens if the atria were removed?<br />
<strong>SOE</strong> set 20<br />
Pharmacology<br />
- Isoflurane vs Sevoflurane<br />
- Pharmacogenetics<br />
- Digoxin<br />
Physiology<br />
- Vomiting<br />
- Cardiology: formation of the BP trace, and PV relationships<br />
- Buffers<br />
Clinical<br />
- Emergency laparotomy of 65 yo male, previous PE 6/12 ago (warfarinised), but<br />
otherwise fit and well.<br />
- INR now 5.8, ARF<br />
- Describe your immediate concerns<br />
- How would you proceed?<br />
- Discussion of pre-, peri-, post-operative management<br />
Physics & Measurement<br />
- Electrical Safety<br />
- Transducers<br />
- Scavenging<br />
<strong>SOE</strong> set 21<br />
Physiology<br />
1) Heat loss and control: Where is heat regulation controlled in body. What happens<br />
when you are too hot and what happens when you are too cold? What does a dog<br />
do?!<br />
2) Cardiac pressure vs time curve: Left ventricle, aorta and ECG on it. What is<br />
isovolumetric contraction. Starlings Law.<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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