🧷 FRCA Primary-style SBA questions on spinal, epidural, and peripheral blocks — based on Miller’s, Barash, Lange, and NYSORA. Focused on anatomy, technique, and clinical relevance.
📘 What You’ll Learn
Regional anesthesia is a vital component of modern anesthetic practice and features prominently in the FRCA Primary Exam. This module delivers focused Single Best Answer (SBA) questions covering the principles, techniques, anatomy, and pharmacology of neuraxial and peripheral nerve blocks. With every question, you gain clinically relevant insight and exam-aligned practice to solidify both your theoretical knowledge and applied understanding.
📍 Spinal and epidural anesthesia: techniques, dosing, complications
🧠 Physiological effects of neuraxial blocks on organ systems
💉 Peripheral nerve blocks: upper & lower limb techniques
🩺 Local anesthetic pharmacology, spread, and systemic toxicity
🧬 Anatomy relevant to regional anesthesia
📈 Ultrasound guidance principles and block optimization
⚠️ Complication recognition: PDPH, high spinal, LAST, nerve injury
✅ FRCA-style SBA questions with precise and practical explanations
📘 Focus on anatomy, drug mechanisms, and procedural safety
🧠 Structured to match exam content and clinical application
📚 Referenced from:
• Miller’s Anesthesia
• Barash Clinical Anesthesia
• Lange Clinical Anesthesiology
• NYSORA Guidelines
👨⚕️ Who Should Use This?
🎓 FRCA Primary exam candidates reviewing regional anesthesia
🩺 Anesthesia trainees and clinicians mastering block techniques
📚 Those looking to reinforce key anatomical and pharmacologic principles
🚀 Start practicing now and gain confidence in regional anesthesia — from needle tip to neural target.
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