How to Pass the MRCS OSCE Volume 1

Häftad, Engelska, 2011

Av Pradip K. Datta, Chris Bulstrode, Vasha Kaur, UK) Datta, Pradip K. (Honorary Consultant Surgeon, Caithness General Hospital; and Wick Member of Council and College Tutor, Royal College of Surgeons of Edinburgh, UK) Bulstrode, Chris (Clinical Reader in Trauma and Orthopaedics, University of Oxford, UK) Kaur, Vasha (Surgical Trainee, London Deanery

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This is the only guide you need to pass the MRCS Part B OSCE examination. Written by a team of editors and authors with extensive experience of the exam and all the recent changes, it covers topics that can prove to be difficult, including communication and history taking.Volume 1 covers basic surgical skills, including peri-operative care, as well as patient safety, history-taking, communication skills, applied surgical sciences and critical care. Practice scenarios and model answers show you exactly how the examiners will expect you to approach the exam. It also includes over 130 photographs and illustrations to solidify key areas and events common in surgery.

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Utgivningsdatum2011-09-08
Mått186 x 246 x 31 mm
Vikt1 138 g
FormatHäftad
SpråkEngelska
SerieOxford Specialty Training: Revision Texts
Antal sidor570
FörlagOUP OXFORD
ISBN9780199582990

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Pradip Datta has worked in the NHS for 38 years and as a Consultant Surgeon in Wick for almost 25 years. He has been a Royal College of Surgeons of Edinburgh (RCSEd) College Tutor since 1996, is a Member of the Council of RCSEd between 2000 and 2012 and was the former Honorary Secretary to the RCSEd from 2003 to 2007.Vasha Kaur is a Surgical Trainee in the London Deanery, UK.Chris Bulstrode has worked in Oxford for 23 years as a joint replacement surgeon then as a trauma surgeon. He specializes in teaching medical students at Oxford University. He is also an elected member of the Council of the Royal College of Surgeons Edinburgh and of the General Medical Council chairing the undergraduate board. He has recently returned from a 6-month tour of Afghanistan as a major in the Territorial Army, dealing with restructuring of health care services in Helmand Province.

PART 1: SURGICAL SKILLS AND PATIENT SAFETY ; SECTION 1: PERI-OPERATIVE CARE ; 1. Pre-operative assessment and preparation of the surgical patient ; 2. Anaesthetics ; 3. In the operating theatre ; 4. Principles of laparoscopic surgery and endoscopic procedures ; 5. Post-operative care of the surgical patient ; 6. Imaging in surgery ; SECTION 2: BASIC SKILLS FOR THE SURGICAL TRAINEE ; 7. Basic surgical skills and techniques ; 8. Incisions and wounds ; 9. Practical procedures ; SECTION 3: EVIDENCE-BASED SURGICAL PRACTICE AND PROFESSIONAL SKILLS ; 10. Clinical governance, patient safety and critical incidents ; 11. Consent, confidentiality and information management ; 12. Ethics, probity and medical negligence ; PART 2: HISTORY-TAKING AND COMMUNICATION SKILLS ; 13. Tips for effective communication ; 14. History-taking stations ; 15. Dealing with difficult situations ; 16. Written communication ; PART 3: APPLIED SURGICAL SCIENCES AND CRITICAL CARE ; SECTION 1: APPLIED SURGICAL PATHOLOGY ; 17. Microbiology and healthcare-associated infections ; 18. Carcinogenesis and neoplasia ; 19. Haemodynamic disorders and thrombosis ; 20. Trauma ; 21. Surgical disorders of the skin and subcutaneous tissue ; SECTION 2: APPLIED SURGICAL PHYSIOLOGY AND CRITICAL CARE ; 22. Basic cellular physiology ; 23. Assessing the critically ill surgical patient ; 24. Shock and haemorrhage ; 25. Sepsis and multi-organ failure ; 26. Respiratory system in critical care ; 27. Cardiovascular system in critical care ; 28. Renal system in critical care ; 29. Gastrointestinal system in critical care ; 30. The liver ; 31. Neurological system in critical care ; 32. Brain stem death and end of life care