دانلود کتاب سوالات پاسخ نهایی ساخته شده از FRCA

There are three main types of questions in the Final CRQ. Firstly, there are those that relate to new guidance or reports (such as National Audit Projects or National Institute for Health and Care Excellence guidance). Secondly, there are the questions that test knowledge of the manner of anaesthesia provision for specific operations or in particular situations. The third group assesses knowledge of how particular patient conditions impact on anaesthesia management. Sometimes, they mix all of these in together. Very often, questioning on facts seemingly very specific to the Primary FRCA are thrown into the mix as well, so ignore the basic sciences at your peril! Questions based on these topics tend to feature within two years of their publication. Search the likely websites (Royal College of Anaesthetists, Difficult Airway Society, Obstetric Anaesthetists’ Association, National Institute for Health and Care Excellence, Association of Anaesthetists) and be aware of new national guidelines that are implemented in your place of work. Also, be aware of topical causes of medical error, such as new additions to the list of never events that are relevant to anaesthesia and statements and alerts from the Safe Anaesthesia Liaison Group. Think about the impact of these guidelines at the organisational level, not just at the point of delivery of anaesthesia.