
Objective Structured Clinical Examination in Anaesthesia
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- COVER FRONT
- Contents
- Preface
- Foreword
- Acknowledgements
- Abbreviations
- OSCE set 1
- Station 1.1 Anaesthetic equipment: circle absorber
- Station 1.2 Data interpretation: ECG
- Station 1.3 Data interpretation: haemodynamic data
- Station 1.4 Data interpretation: statistics
- Station 1.5 Anatomy: internal jugular vein
- Station 1.6 Communication: awake tracheal intubation
- Station 1.7 Technical skill: cricothyrotomy
- Station 1.8 Clinical examination: assessment of a trauma patient
- Station 1.9 Measuring equipment: pulmonary artery flotation catheter
- Station 1.10 Resuscitation: paediatric resuscitation
- Station 1.11 Anatomy: base of the skull
- Station 1.12 History taking: teeth extraction
- Station 1.13 Simulation: anaphylaxis
- Station 1.14 Monitoring equipment: capnography
- Station 1.15 Clinical safety: diathermy and electrical safety
- Station 1.16 Radiology: chest X-ray
- Station 1.17 History taking: arthroscopy of the knee
- Station 1.18 Communication: awareness under anaesthesia
- Station 1.19 Anatomy: intercostal nerve block
- Station 1.20 Clinical examination: cranial nerves
- OSCE set 2
- Station 2.1 Anaesthetic equipment: Humphrey ADE breathing system
- Station 2.2 Data interpretation: ECG
- Station 2.3 Data interpretation: drug overdose
- Station 2.4 Data interpretation: neuro-observation chart
- Station 2.5 Anatomy: stellate ganglion
- Station 2.6 Communication: brain stem test
- Station 2.7 Technical skill: lumbar puncture for spinal anaesthesia
- Station 2.8 Clinical examination: cardiovascular system
- Station 2.9 Measuring equipment: Wright respirometer
- Station 2.10 Resuscitation: basic life support of a pregnant mother
- Station 2.11 Anatomy: vagus nerve
- Station 2.12 History taking: laparoscopic cholecystectomy
- Station 2.13 Simulation: failed intubation
- Station 2.14 Monitoring equipment: peripheral nerve stimulator
- Station 2.15 Clinical safety: defibrillator
- Station 2.16 Radiology: chest X-ray
- Station 2.17 History taking: varicose veins
- Station 2.18 Communication: suxamethonium apnoea
- Station 2.19 Anatomy: cubital fossa
- Station 2.20 Technical skill: ankle block
- OSCE set 3
- Station 3.1 Anaesthetic equipment: anaesthesia machine check
- Station 3.2 Data interpretation: biochemistry
- Station 3.3 Data interpretation: ECG
- Station 3.4 Data interpretation: coagulation studies
- Station 3.5 Anatomy: neck and thorax
- Station 3.6 Communication: postponed surgery
- Station 3.7 Technical skill: tracheostomy tube exchange
- Station 3.8 Clinical examination: respiratory system
- Station 3.9 Measuring equipment: temperature measurement
- Station 3.10 Resuscitation: atrial fibrillation
- Station 3.11 Anatomy: trigeminal nerve
- Station 3.12 History taking: mastectomy
- Station 3.13 Simulation: ST depression
- Station 3.14 Monitoring equipment: pulse oximeter
- Station 3.15 Clinical safety: administration of blood to a patient
- Station 3.16 Radiology: CT scan of the head
- Station 3.17 History taking: hernia repair
- Station 3.18 Anaesthetic equipment: entonox valve
- Station 3.19 Technical skill: intra-osseous infusion
- Station 3.20 Technical skill: intravenous regional anaesthesia
- OSCE set 4
- Station 4.1 Anaesthetic equipment: Bain breathing system
- Station 4.2 Data interpretation: lung function tests
- Station 4.3 Data interpretation: ECG
- Station 4.4 Data interpretation: vital parameters
- Station 4.5 Anatomy: the orbit and ophthalmic anaesthesia
- Station 4.6 Communication: Jehovah's Witness
- Station 4.7 Technical skill: laryngeal mask airway (LMA) insertion
- Station 4.8 Clinical examination: airway examination
- Station 4.9 Measuring equipment: Bourdon gauge
- Station 4.10 Resuscitation: broad complex tachycardia
- Station 4.11 Anatomy: larynx
- Station 4.12 History taking: tympanoplasty
- Station 4.13 Simulation: post-induction hypotension
- Station 4.14 Monitoring equipment: oxygen analyser
- Station 4.15 Clinical safety: peripheral nerve injury
- Station 4.16 Radiology: chest X-ray
- Station 4.17 History taking: total hip replacement
- Station 4.18 Communication: labour analgesia
- Station 4.19 Clinical skill: cricoid pressure
- Station 4.20 Anatomy: caudal block
- OSCE set 5
- Station 5.1 Anaesthetic equipment: airway equipment
- Station 5.2 Data interpretation: lung function tests
- Station 5.3 Data interpretation: statistics
- Station 5.4 Data interpretation: arterial blood gas result
- Station 5.5 Anatomy: sciatic nerve block
- Station 5.6 Communication: dental injury
- Station 5.7 Technical skill: chest drain insertion
- Station 5.8 Clinical examination: arterial and venous pulses, and pressures
- Station 5.9 Measuring equipment: Severinghaus carbon dioxide electrode
- Station 5.10 Resuscitation: pulseless electrical activity
- Station 5.11 Anatomy: arterial system of the hand
- Station 5.12 History taking: septoplasty
- Station 5.13 Simulation: bronchospasm
- Station 5.14 Monitoring equipment: invasive blood pressure monitoring
- Station 5.15 Clinical safety: patient positioning
- Station 5.16 Radiology: cervical spine X-ray
- Station 5.17 History taking: abdominal hysterectomy
- Station 5.18 Communication: abdominal aortic aneurysm repair
- Station 5.19 Anatomy: spine and vertebrae
- Station 5.20 Technical skill: supraclavicular brachial plexus block
- COVER BACK
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