| Viva 2 | Difficulty weaning from the ventilator |
| Viva 1 | Diagnosis and management of PE |
| Viva 6 | Procedure station: prone ventilation |
| Viva 5 | Difficulty weaning off the ventilator |
| Viva 5 | Troubleshooting the intubated patient suddenly difficult to ventilate |
| Viva 4 | Interpretation of pulmonary function tests and pulmonary hypertension |
| Viva 3 | Principles of Pressure Control Ventilation (PCV) |
| Viva 4 | Differential diagnosis of and ventilation strategies for ARDS |
| Viva 6 | Ventilation for a patient with COPD and bronchospasm |
| Viva 3 | Differentials for ARDS in a neutropenic host, Aspergillus and lung biopsy. |
| Viva 6 | Massive pulmonary embolism and a detailed discussion of thrombolysis |
| Viva 1 | A 50-year-old man has been admitted to your ICU with acute respiratory failure. He has a two-day history of fatigue, weakness, generalized myalgia, headache and fever; followed by dry cough and increasing shortness of breath. |
| Viva 4 | A 36-year-old woman presents to the Emergency Department with a three (3) day history of dry cough and increasing shortness of breath. She is profoundly hypoxaemic and is intubated by ED staff for institution of mechanical ventilation. |
| Viva 5 | You are the intensivist on duty. A 50 year old woman has just been transferred from the surgical ward with worsening shortness of breath day 5 post-oesophagectomy and a presumed anastomotic leak. On arrival in ICU she is tachypneic and extremely agitated. |
| Viva 5 | You are called to the Emergency Department to review a 45 year old man with respiratory distress. His past medical history is of HIV, with prior Pneumocystis jiroveci infections currently treated with Dapsone. On examination: |
| Viva 2 | A 45 year old man had an out of hospital cardiac arrest secondary to a large anterior ST elevation myocardial infarction. He underwent early successful percutaneous coronary intervention to his proximal LAD artery but had a significant aspiration pneumonia. |
| Viva 2 | A 70 year old man is admitted to ICU from theatre following routine coronary artery bypass grafting. Surgery was uneventful. He is brought back intubated and ventilated. Following handover, you are going to continue ventilation on the ICU ventilator. |
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| Viva 3 | A 72 year old female is admitted following a laparotomy for a perforated gastric ulcer. She was thought to have aspirated at the induction of anaesthesia, but was otherwise stable throughout the case. |
| Viva 3 | A previously well 17 year old male is admitted to your intensive care with severe respiratory distress. He had influenza diagnosed 1 week ago and now presents pyrexial 39.5°C, hypotensive with bilateral patchy infiltrates on the Chest X-Ray. You suspect a secondary bacterial infection. |
| OSCE 4 | Monitoring OSCE |
| Viva 6 | A previously well 36 year old man was found with a GCS of 6 (E1,V1, M4) having not been seen for some hours previously. There is circumstantial evidence of a drug overdose. There is a suicide note. |
| OSCE 1 | Clinical case. |
| Viva 4 | Respiratory/ventilation |
| Viva 6 | Cardiovascular |
| Viva 6 | Respiratory |
| Viva 3 | Respiratory/Ventilatory |
| Viva 4 | Management of severe respiratory failure due to ARDS following abdominal sepsis. |
| Viva 4 | Management of severe respiratory failure due to community acquired pneumonia. |
| Viva 4 | Management of severe respiratory failure due to Varicella pneumonitis. |
| Viva 2 | Respiratory management of a young pregnant woman with respiratory failure due to pneumonia. |
| Viva 4 | Ventilatory management of severe asthma |
| Viva 4 | 16 year old with acute severe asthma. |
| OSCE 10 | A series of investigations from a case of severe pneumonia (CT, CXR, ECG) |