| Title | |
|---|---|
| OSCE 1 | Chest X-rays including pneumothorax after chest trauma, Intra-Aortic Balloon Pump, and upper lobe consolidation. |
| OSCE 10 | Miscellaneous Equipment including examples of types of double lumen tubes, laryngoscopes, pulmonary artery catheters, cricothyrotomy kits and airway exchange catheters |
| OSCE 11 | Communication with an actor involved discussion of ongoing management of a patient recovering from critical illness, and the potential role of alternative approaches |
| OSCE 2 | Other X-rays including CTs and X-rays demonstrating pneumocephalus after head trauma, aortic dissection, lung cavitation and consolidation, and ruptured oesophagus. A list of abnormal findings was often requested. |
| OSCE 3 | ECGs demonstrating a malfunctioning pacemaker, hyperkalaemia, acute myocardial infarction, P pulmonale and bi-fascicular block. |
| OSCE 4 | Biochemistry. Examples included cholestasis, raised anion gap metabolic acidosis, hypochloraemic metabolic alkalosis and adrenal insufficiency. |
| OSCE 5 | Procedure station. Involving chest drainage for a tension pneumothorax |
| OSCE 7 | Paediatrics. ECGs demonstrating atrial flutter/fibrillation, heart block, bundle branch block, prolonged QT syndrome and WPW syndrome |
| OSCE 8 | Arterial Blood Gases including respiratory acidosis, mixed respiratory and metabolic acidoses, mixed respiratory and metabolic alkaloses, mixed metabolic acidoses. |
| OSCE 9 | Chest X-rays including lobar collapse, chest drains, cardiac failure, interstitial lung disease, and malpositioned devices and tubes |
| Viva 1 | Management of withdrawal of therapy. |
| Viva 2 | Management of 3 month old child with bronchiolitis |
| Viva 3 | Management of post-operative renal failure |
| Viva 4 | Management of severe respiratory failure due to Varicella pneumonitis. |
| Viva 5 | Diagnosis and management of acute pancreatitis |
| Viva 6 | Initial and ongoing management of injuries due to major trauma |