 The Primary ( ) and Final ( ) FRCA examinations require an extensive knowledge of intravenous access. We have therefore written a new educational resource section on Central venous cannulation. The tutorials have been tailored to the FRCA syllabus and we have also added some past questions relevant to these topics.
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Primary FRCA Syllabus
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Resuscitation
 The techniques of venous access…
Trauma
Cannulation of major vessels for resuscitation and monitoring
Q. Primary viva: what routes are you aware of for gaining central venous access? What are the complications? Describe the anatomy of the Subclavian vein, describe your technique.
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Final FRCA Syllabus
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Intensive Care Medicine
Candidates must be able to demonstrate their knowledge of practical invasive procedures, with an understanding of the principles and hazards involved…
Q. SAQ October 2001: Discuss briefly the complications of placing a jugular central venous line. Where should the tip of a left internal jugular line lie and why? |
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