ANZCA Final Exam Resources

Get What Is This?

A study tool for the ANZCA Final Exam. It started out as a personal project to collate

Learning Outcomes⁠

and past questions (

SAQs⁠

Anaesthetic Vivas⁠

, etc). It has slowly evolved into a collection of tools to optimise study for the Final Exam.

Some content has my own notes associated with it, which are of variable quality and should not be relied upon!

It’s also very much a work in progress. All of the curriculum content is present and up to date but other tools are frequently in different stages of experimentation.

The resources are read-only, in the sense that the content can be viewed and all of the tools (like the

Random Question Generator⁠

) will remember your own personal settings, but no written content can be updated by anyone other than me (at present).

How Can I Use This?

Review the

Learning Outcomes⁠

that are relevant for exam

Work through past questions

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MCQs⁠

(incomplete)

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SAQs⁠

(complete)

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Medical Vivas⁠

(incomplete)

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Anaesthetic Vivas⁠

(almost complete)

Review the components of the curriculum you’re supposed to know broken down into categories

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Medical Conditions⁠

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Surgical Procedures⁠

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Investigations⁠

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Crises & Problems⁠

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Procedures⁠

Use the

Random Question Generator⁠

to generate questions related to the curriculum for you (e.g. randomly select five past SAQs to do, choose a crisis scenario to practice)

Look at the

Exam Report Summary⁠

to see how candidates have fared in the past

The remainder of the content is mostly experimental or largely incomplete. Experiments I am actively working on include:

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Conflict Generator⁠

(short pseudorandom viva scenarios with competing interests to consider)

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Crisis Generator⁠

(similar to above but focused on management of evolving crises)

Is This ANZCA-Approved?

All the curriculum and past question content is sourced from past ANZCA final exam reports (see

Exam Report Summary⁠

). This website is in no way associated with ANZCA and no content is approved by the college. Use at your own risk and discretion.