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@@James-se9mk I’m happy it helped! (:

@@deepikakarjigi5046 Hello! If you want to access the SBA questions on the course it's under "SBA Sessions" If you're talking about the SBA questions on the RCOA website here's the link! www.rcoa.ac.uk/examinations/primary-frca-examinations/primary-frca-mcq-examination/primary-mcq-resources

Yeah, I but the sample questions on the website and the RCOA Revision guide are essentially the same.!

thank you!

@@kathyfullarton8126 there’s no right answer to this! Ideally you would want to keep your patient within 20% of their normal blood pressure eg if starting systolic is 100 you might want to aim between 80-120. However, blood pressure change intraoperatively is also multifactorial eg. Depth of anaesthesia, haemorrhage, surgical stimulus, hypovolaemia, venous pooling. Younger and more fitter patients are also more tolerant to blood pressure changes compared to the elderly! And that’s the beauty of anaesthesia. Every patient is different, and as long as you can justify the need for administering medications to facilitate surgery/recuscitation of a critically unwell patient

@@Meganlily.wellness you’re very welcome (: glad it helped

Hello! Yes from my memory you would get an email asking you to sign up for it

Hi Armuk! I tend to use local depending on the situation. If you’re planning to put a big one in eg a 16G most of the time local will be helpful. Also if I’m planning to use ultrasound for cannulation, putting local in before helps a lot as patients would tend to move less as they are less sore which gives you better patient cooperation. Do take into consideration that putting local in sometimes means you will be needling patient twice and putting local under skin would sometimes affect visualization of your vein

@@DrYeoYo Thanks for the reply. Yeah that's my concern, that the local may impair my chances of successfully cannulating the vessel. Still, for 16G+ it seems reasonable to use

@@armuk i used the BMJ question bank more of a revision! Or when you feel tired of reading and studying the books it provides another avenue for mental stimulation (: it’s not exactly similar to the exam but I found it really useful in identifying knowledge gaps!

Hello! Sorry I’m not well aware of this. However I do know that recently IMGs have not been getting a spot in the exams due to overwhelming applicants. And the college prioritizes their own trainees as it’s a requirement to progress in training!

@@DrYeoYo thank you for prompt reply..😊

Thank you! Good luck for you exams!

It's a pleasure knowing that it has helped you!

Glad I could help! And all the best for your exams! 😊

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Hi! I've not fully done the e-LA modules so I can't really comment on that. However, what I would say is that you could probably use the e-La modules as just reading material on your free time eg. on the bus on the way home or something to supplement knowledge from the core textbooks! But ultimately I feel the core text books gives you good enough content for the exams by itself

@@DrYeoYo thanks. while comprehensive, found the eLFH module format not conducive to my learning style. good to know can focus on the textbooks instead

Hi! I’m not too entirely sure. Most of the OSCE courses are conducted regionally because it allows practical exposure and experience. I hope this helps! I’ve not came across an online FRCA OSCE course

@@DrYeoYo thank you. Could you please do a similar video on prepping for the primary soe?

@@annsusanmathew1993 definitely!

@@DrYeoYo Thank you. Looking forward to seeing the video.

Thank you so much! I’m glad it has helped you! 😊

OFC! If you have an interest in dermatology and have portfolio evidence it think it would be a good point bringing up. It would show the examiners you have a career plan

I’m glad it’s helpful! 😊😊

Sooooo thankful for this video...🙏🙏

@@corennthomas3567 thank you! Glad it helped

Will try to do one asap! 😊

@@DrYeoYo what resources did you use to answer clinical cases for the SOE?

I’ll try to release a video on it next week! If not drop me a message on Instagram I can chat with you about it

Hi isabel medical.hee.nhs.uk/medical-training-recruitment/medical-specialty-training/multi-specialty-recruitment-assessment-msra hope this helps!

thank you :)@@DrYeoYo

Thank u 🤣

Thanks for your support chloe it means alot to me!

I’ll be happy to help and source information for you if need be. If you could add me on Instagram (Dr.Yeoyo) it we can communicate there!

@@DrYeoYo thank you so much 🐿️

Hi! www.bmj.com/careers/article/a-guide-to-img-applications-for-specialty-training-in-the-uk#:~:text=The%20length%20of%20core%20training,dependent%20on%20the%20individual%20speciality. I’ve linked a formal guideline for international graduates I hope this will help you. As long as you meet the requirements!

Your welcome! (:

I am anaesthesia resident in india....kindly prepare such vedios on Muscle Relaxants, inhalational agents, machine check list, safety mechanism etc.....short and crisp

Thank you! 😊

Hi! I’m not too sure about the updated guidelines. But here’s a link that you can follow through! www.bmj.com/careers/article/a-guide-to-img-applications-for-specialty-training-in-the-uk hopefully it gets the answers you need. There is also the junior doctors UK Reddit forum that you can post if you want to ask some questions

@@DrYeoYo thanks for the info really appreciate it for real

Hi Peshin, , I'm not the best to advice on this as I've did my medical school in the UK. However, the BMJ has guidelines on it www.bmj.com/careers/article/a-guide-to-img-applications-for-specialty-training-in-the-uk. You can post your question on www.reddit.com/r/JuniorDoctorsUK/. There are a lot of doctors there that can give you a better advice! I'm sorry I'm not the best to answer this question for you but I hope these 2 alternatives will give you what you need!

@@DrYeoYo Thank you very much and best of luck in you career 🤍

Of course! You can send me a message in my Instagram account @dr.yeoyo

Hi Namit! I’m sorry I don’t have the numbers for radiology. However, take note that radiology is more competitive than anesthesia so you would probably need to score better for entry

Haha no thank you for your support 😊

No problem!!

Definitely!! (The soft toy version 🤣)

Thanks Dr Reyes! 😊 you’ll definitely love the highlands!

Glad you enjoyed it!

There is still part 2 coming! 😊

Awk I’m sorry you had an unpleasant experience! Sometimes what we do is have one of us talk to the patient while the needle goes in to distract. But I get what you mean, I occasionally encounter veins that literally shrivel up the moment the needle touches it 😅