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Course Description
This formative assessment evaluates essential knowledge in resuscitation and emergency care. Topics include cardiac arrest management, initial rhythm recognition, defibrillation priorities, airway interventions across age groups, anaphylaxis treatment, metabolic emergencies, shock evaluation, and critical pharmacologic therapies.
The assessment incorporates scenario-based questions reflecting real emergency department situations, including obstetric emergencies, pediatric resuscitation, toxicology considerations, and endocrine crises. Learners will strengthen clinical reasoning, reinforce guideline-based decision-making, and build confidence in managing high-acuity patients.
What will you learn?
Recognize life-threatening cardiac rhythms and understand their impact on survival.
Prioritize defibrillation, high-quality CPR, and rapid emergency response steps.
Apply airway management principles for infants, children, adults, and pregnant patients.
Manage anaphylaxis, angioedema, electrolyte disorders, and metabolic derangements.
Evaluate and treat different forms of shock using evidence-based parameters.
Understand indications and precautions for key emergency medications including adenosine, epinephrine, and insulin.
Interpret clinical clues to identify occult hemorrhage or respiratory failure.
Strengthen decision-making accuracy in resuscitation-related MCQs.
Course Requirements
Emergency Medicine Resident R1
Course Content
SGH Emergency Medicine Residency Program 2nd Formative Assessment (R-1) 2025-2026
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A focused formative assessment covering core principles of resuscitation, emergency management, shock, electrolyte disturbances, airway skills, and critical cardiovascular emergencies.Post Graduate- Emergency MedicineSGH Emergency Medicine Residency Program 2nd Formative Assessment 2025-2026
A focused formative assessment covering core principles of resuscitation, emergency management, shock, electrolyte disturbances, airway skills, and critical cardiovascular emergencies.
Post Graduate- Emergency MedicineThis course includes:
- Duration: 2 hours 0 minutes
- Materials: 1 material
- Level: Advanced
