Viva 5 | As the Intensive Care specialist on call in a regional hospital, you are asked to assist in the management of a 3 week old infant who has presented in extremis to the Emergency Department. |
Viva 3 | Paediatric scenario- a 9 month old baby with suspected intracranial sepsis |
OSCE 8 | This focussed on a paediatric trauma scenario and involved interpretation of CT abdomen (hepatic and renal laceration) and abnormal biochemistry and blood gases. |
OSCE 2 | Clinical case. |
Viva 1 | Paediatrics |
Viva 2 | Paediatrics “A 14 year old girl presents with a history of chronic renal failure due to Haemolytic Uraemic Syndrome 6 years ago. |
Viva 5 | Paediatric |
OSCE 13 | Clinical case: Material presented regarding management of a hypothermic infant after a drowning episode: a blood gas demonstrating a mixed metabolic and respiratory acidosis, CXRs demonstrating lung infiltrates and pneumothoraces, and equipment (single bottle un |
Viva 1 | Paediatric |
OSCE 5 | Paediatrics. Material presented included an intra-osseous needle, and an ECG demonstrating supra-ventricular tachycardia. X-rays demonstrated cardiomegaly and pulmonary oedema, and cystic changes in lung. |
Viva 1 | The management of an infant with failed extubations, including management of stridor post-extubation. Nine out of twelve candidates passed this section. |
OSCE 4 | Paediatrics. Material presented included an extra long un-cuffed endotracheal tube, and a simple device to facilitate emergency airway access. X-rays demonstrated congenital heart disease, and intravascular devices. |
OSCE 7 | Paediatrics. ECGs demonstrating atrial flutter/fibrillation, heart block, bundle branch block, prolonged QT syndrome and WPW syndrome |
Viva 2 | Management of 3 month old child with bronchiolitis |
OSCE 6 | Paediatrics |
Viva 3 | Initial assessment and treatment of an 8 month old baby with meningitis. |
OSCE 7 | Paediatric investigations including gastric dilatation after MVA, widened mediastinum after horse kick, pleural effusion and pneumothorax. |