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Viva. Risk management principles
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55
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Viva.
Coeliac disease and O&G
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56
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Viva. Drug licensing.
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57
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Viva. Forceps
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58
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Viva. Pudendal block.
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59
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Viva. PPH.
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54 Viva. Risk
management principles
Candidate’s
instructions.
Tell
the examiner all you know about the principles of risk management.
This
is an unstructured viva and the examiner will not ask questions or respond in
any way.
55 Viva. Coeliac disease
and O&G
Candidate’s instructions.
The
examiner will ask 8 questions.
56 Viva. Drug
licensing.
Candidate’s
instructions.
The
examiner will ask a series of 10 questions.
You
can indicate when you wish to move to the next question.
You
are not allowed to return to a previous questions and no marks will be
allocated if you do.
The
examiner will not communicate other than to ask the questions and whether you
wish to move to the next question if you appear to have completed you answer to
the current one.
57. Viva. Forceps.
The
examiner will ask you to explain the differences in two types of forceps and their
uses.
58 Viva. Pudendal
block.
Candidate’s
instructions.
Tell
the examiner the key points in relations to:
the
anatomy of the pudendal nerve,
when
pudendal nerve blocks are clinically indicated,
the
risks and limitations of pudendal nerve block,
how
you would perform a pudendal nerve block.
58. Viva. PPH.
Candidate’s instructions.
You have been asked to give a new batch
of 4 trainees a teaching session.
Tell the examiner how you will go about
it and what you will include.
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