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Total past SAQs:
316
(
19.09%
) →
25.00%
weighting
Total suitable learning outcomes:
583
(
35.23%
) →
20.00%
weighting
Total medical conditions:
126
(
7.61%
) →
15.00%
weighting
Total surgical procedures:
105
(
6.34%
) →
10.00%
weighting
Total investigations:
19
(
1.15%
) →
5.00%
weighting
Total crises & problems:
135
(
8.16%
) →
10.00%
weighting
Total procedures:
51
(
3.08%
) →
10.00%
weighting
Total past anaesthetic vivas:
320
(
19.34%
) →
5.00%
weighting
Total possible SAQs:
1655
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Investigation
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Past SAQ
0.8438
1
0.1430
Question 6
IT_AM 1.2
primary sclerosing cholangitis
resection of carcinoid tumour
peak flow test
oliguria/anuria
retrobulbar block
Viva 12
intra
Describe your approach to the management of a patient with oliguria/anuria intra-operatively
Learning Outcome
0.7114
1
0.1206
Question 6
SS_NS 1.22
multiple sclerosis
ORIF hip fracture
TEG
oesophageal perforation
peribulbar block
Viva 11
intra
Describe your approach to the management of a patient with oesophageal perforation intra-operatively
Medical Condition
0.7149
1
0.0969
Question 6
AT_SQ 1.14
thrombocytopenia
mediastinoscopy
peak flow test
burns
pericardiocentesis
Viva 9
intra
Describe your approach to the management of a patient with burns intra-operatively
Investigation
0.7659
1
0.0909
Question 6
AT_PO 1.9
rheumatoid arthritis
limb amputation
flow-volume loop
a high spinal
sciatic nerve block
Viva 15
Describe your approach to the management of a patient with a high spinal
Crisis or Problem
0.6658
1
0.0903
Question 1
SS_PB 1.8
phaeochromocytoma/adrenal disease
cleft lip/palate
CT (head, neck, chest abdomen)
burns
infraorbital block
Viva 4
pre
Describe your approach to the management of a patient with burns pre-operatively
Procedure
0.3158
1
0.0428
Question 5
SS_IC 1.99
hyperparathyroidism
reduction of fractured nose
calcium, magnesium, phosphate (CMP)
hypocapnia
supraclavicular block
Viva 14
Describe your approach to the management of a patient with hypocapnia
Surgical Procedure
0.2313
1
0.0314
Question 2
SS_NS 1.23
tricuspid regurgitation
cataract surgery
TEG
acute myocardial ischaemia
a resuscitative thoracotomy
Viva 11
post
Describe your approach to the management of a patient with acute myocardial ischaemia post-operatively
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Discuss the perioperative management of a patient with severe asthma who is scheduled for elective laparoscopic cholecystectomy in two weeks’ time.
Past SAQ
Question 9
0.8
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Past SAQ
100%
Learning Outcome
100%
Medical Condition
80%
Surgical Procedure
80%
Investigation
70%
Crisis or Problem
80%
Procedure
80%
Past Anaesthetic Viva
70%
Past Medical Viva
0%
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