How to answer Clinical Scenario Questions in NHS Interview | Core Anaesthetic Training Interview

[@drpremjeetsingh7752]

I really liked this case 👍

[@Propofol1234]

I wouldn't immediately give fluids unless I ruled out an obstructive shock/cardiogenic shock, which can be worsened by fluids

[@DoctorAnnaa]

This is for F2 level core level, not ST level interview for anesthesia and ICU. An echo to rule out is a reg level situation not for an alone FY far far away and no reg around. They want basic ALS reflexes, no complicated medical thought process but fast and calm interventions.

[@nagwannoaman2690]

This video was really helpful Anna,, I am preparing for anaesthetics interview and hopefully I get one this February,, if I ever did well in my interview this would largely be due to your help by Allah will.. Thank you many many times💌❤❤

[@DoctorAnnaa]

Best of luck. Would love to know how it goes for you. Don’t give up regardless.

[@fabulousa2314]

Hi Anna! this video was really useful, thank you! I've just sat my MSRA and a bit unsure where I should start with the interview prep. Could I ask what resources you used to prepare for the clinical scenario/ what did you think was the best way to practice? Thank you!

[@DoctorAnnaa]

That’s great to hear. Best of luck for the results. I have made videos specifically on both clinical and portfolio parts of the interview in separate videos. Resources are linked in those videos. Let me know if you have any questions after those.

[@ayaaaljamil]

Hi thanks for the video - just to clarify would you expect the examiner to stop you to give you observations such as HR/BP etc? Or do you just talk through all the possibilities - as in if the BP was low I'd give fluid etc?

[@DoctorAnnaa]

This is a very dynamic experience, if you ask for information they give it, if you dont ask they wont, essentially you have scenario like any other OSCE exam, before the station begins. You prepare for it and answer as your first response then once the station has begun, no one can predict how the scenario will go.

[@estherabiodun5288]

for clarification, if you are asked a scenario question you can use 2minutes to prepare your answer.

[@DoctorAnnaa]

the scenario will come on the screen, then you get 2-5 mins to prepare depending on which speciality you have applied for. They send a guide like document specifying the exact time you will get. Best of luck

[@estherabiodun5288]

Thank you very much

[@mehdihassan7199]

Thank you for preparing this video. It would be highly appreciated if you could make interview questions video for Anaesthesia job for IMG’s. I have interview within 3 days So if you could make within this time or could give some tricks or tips, I would be grateful to you. With TIA.

[@Drjarso]

Alot of talk.Its like your telling us to bring in all medical book diagnosis to this 40 year old 😂😂😂😂😂