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    Primary Viva Examination: Thursday 31 October 2019

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    The document provides an overview of the primary viva examination topics scheduled for October 31st and November 1st 2019. On October 31st, topics will include the hand, femur, abdomen, and internal jugular vein, covering anatomy, pathology, physiology and related pharmacology. On November 1st, topics will cover the brain, foot, forearm, and thorax, again with a mix of anatomy, pathology, physiology and pharmacology content. Relevant models, images and tests are listed to supplement each station.

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    The document provides an overview of the primary viva examination topics scheduled for October 31st and November 1st 2019. On October 31st, topics will include the hand, femur, abdomen, and internal jugular vein, covering anatomy, pathology, physiology and related pharmacology. On November 1st, topics will cover the brain, foot, forearm, and thorax, again with a mix of anatomy, pathology, physiology and pharmacology content. Relevant models, images and tests are listed to supplement each station.

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    The document provides an overview of the primary viva examination topics scheduled for October 31st and November 1st 2019. On October 31st, topics will include the hand, femur, abdomen, and internal jugular vein, covering anatomy, pathology, physiology and related pharmacology. On November 1st, topics will cover the brain, foot, forearm, and thorax, again with a mix of anatomy, pathology, physiology and pharmacology content. Relevant models, images and tests are listed to supplement each station.

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    The document provides an overview of the primary viva examination topics scheduled for October 31st and November 1st 2019. On October 31st, topics will include the hand, femur, abdomen, and internal jugular vein, covering anatomy, pathology, physiology and related pharmacology. On November 1st, topics will cover the brain, foot, forearm, and thorax, again with a mix of anatomy, pathology, physiology and pharmacology content. Relevant models, images and tests are listed to supplement each station.

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    Primary Viva Examination

    2019.2 Topic Overview

    Thursday 31 October 2019


    Anatomy Pathology Physiology Pharmacology CBB
    Respiratory –
    Inflammation / Hand Wound
    Viva A Hand Model Gas diffusion / CNS (Nitrous)
    Wound Healing (photo)
    Transport
    Coagulation
    Viva B Femur (bone) Cardiac Output Ropivacaine Hip X-ray
    Cascade

    Liver Function
    Viva C Abdominal CT Cholecystitis Bilirubin Ampicillin
    Tests

    Internal Cardiac Action


    Viva D Cardiomyopathy Adenosine ECG (SVT)
    Jugular Vein Potential

    Friday 1 November 2019


    Anatomy Pathology Physiology Pharmacology CBB
    CT Brain Lobes / Neuromuscular
    Viva A Oedema Levetiracetam CT Brain
    Ventricles Junction

    Septic Renal Tonicity / Diabetic Foot


    Viva B Foot (photo) Vancomycin
    Arthritis ADH Ulcer (photo)

    Acute
    Coronary Blood Anti-platelet
    Viva C Forearm (model) Coronary ECG (STEMI)
    Flow Agents
    Syndrome

    Respiratory / Arterial Blood


    Viva D Thorax (bones) Asthma Salbutamol
    CO2 Transport Gas

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