Final FRCA SOE - Online Course

ANATOMY 

• Ankle block – 14:51

• Brainstem death testing – 18:01

• Brachial plexus – 18:32

• Caudal epidural – 10:56

• Celiac plexus block – 11:10

• Cervical plexus block – 12:08

• Circle of Willis – 18:02

• CSF – 13:05

• Diaphragm – 11:35

• Epidural space – 16:15

• Erector spinae plane block – 11:51

• Eye blocks – 15:59

• Femoral nerve block – 13:37

• Hip joint blocks – 13:06

• Interscalene block – 10:44

• Internal jugular vein – 11:06

• Larynx – 17:15

• Lumbosacral plexus – 14:15

• Quadratus lumborum block – 12:17

• Rectus sheath block – 10:20

• Stellate ganglion block – 14:02

• Supraclavicular block – 13:51

• TAP block – 12:54

• Tracheostomy – 14:38

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PHYSIOLOGY 

• Action potential – 25:47

• Anaphylaxis – 24:03

• Autonomic nervous system – 26:23

• Blood transfusion – 18:02

• Calcium – 23:40

• Hypothalamic pituitary axis – 21:31

• Liver – 19:09

• Myasthenia gravis – 16:48

• Pain pathways – 21:19

• Phosphate and vitamin D – 20:36

• Potassium – 24:20

• Renal physiology – 20:01

• Respiratory physiology – 21:40

• Sodium – 22:41

• Thyroid hormones – 23:02

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PHARMACOLOGY 

• Adrenaline – 24:16

• Albumin – 20:47

• Antibiotics – 22:51

• Anticoagulants – 22:57

• Anticonvulsants – 18:24

• Antiemetics – 19:17

• Antifungals & antivirals – 17:57

• Antihypertensives – 16:33

• Antiplatelets – 20:50

• Ketamine – 13:47

• Local anaesthetics – 25:01

• Opioids – 30:26

• Phenytoin – 18:08

• Propofol – 20:19

• Sugammadex – 19:43

• Thiopentone – 18:21

• TIVA – 18:29

• Uterine tone pharmacology – 18:35

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PHYSICS 

• Capnography – 23:53

• Cardiac output monitoring – 23:50

• Chest drain – 15:33

• ECG – 26:30

• MRI – 21:06

• Renal replacement therapy – 18:47

• Scavenging – 22:08

• Temperature monitoring – 23:33

• Ultrasound – 24:25

• Vapourisers – 26:57

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AIRWAY 

• Endoscopic sinus surgery – 23:59

• Airway assessment – 25:21

• Shared airway in ENT surgery – 20:22

• Awake fibreoptic intubation – 22:37

• C spine injury – 27:25

• Burns injury to airway – 27:15

• Difficult airway management – 20:35

• Dental extraction – 21:14

• Tracheostomy surgery – 24:57

• Airway tumour resection – 25:45

• Maxillofacial trauma – 25:32

• Foreign body in airway – 25:21

• Fracture mandible – 22:52

• Obstructive sleep apnoea (OSA) – 19:49

• Oesophageal foreign body – 24:15

• Paediatric airway considerations – 23:28

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NEURO 

• Anterior cervical discectomy – 24:12

• Acute spinal cord injury – 22:05

• Anaesthesia for intracranial tumour – 25:58

• Awake craniotomy – 25:05

• C2 fracture – 18:59

• Chronic spinal cord injury – 24:34

• Craniotomy – 21:45

• Extradural haematoma – 23:34

• Hydrocephalus – 19:11

• Interventional neuro-radiology – 23:51

• Pituitary surgery – 22:44

• Posterior fossa surgery – 25:50

• Scoliosis surgery – 28:40

• Stroke thrombectomy – 22:54

• Traumatic brain injury – 25:44

• Venous air embolism – 30:13

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OBSTETRICS 

• Acute fatty liver of pregnancy – 20:41

• Amniotic fluid embolism – 22:06

• Antepartum haemorrhage – 27:47

• Caesarean section – 24:35

• Cord prolapse – 22:32

• Difficult airway in an obstetric patient – 28:35

• Hypertension in pregnancy – 25:21

• Intrauterine fetal death – 22:22

• Labour analgesia – 24:03

• Massive obstetric haemorrhage – 28:01

• Maternal sepsis – 25:21

• Non-obstetric surgery during pregnancy – 25:36

• Post dural puncture headache – 20:55

• Peripartum cardiomyopathy – 24:11

• Sickle cell disease in pregnancy – 20:48

• Twin pregnancy – 23:25

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CARDIAC 

• Adults with congenital heart disease – 44:51

• Anaesthesia after heart transplant – 39:43

• Aortic regurgitation – 40:46

• Aortic stenosis – 30:36

• Cardiopulmonary bypass – 28:39

• Cardiac catheter lab procedures – 25:46

• Ischaemic heart disease – 32:29

• Infective endocarditis – 24:42