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Rural generalist anaesthesia (RGA) training: Assessment

This guide contains resources intended to support those participating in the Rural Generalist Anaesthesia course.

This page contains resources likely to aid in assessment preparation for RGA trainees.

Further detail on assessments may be found in the Rural Generalist Anaesthesia Training Program Curriculum and Rural Generalist Anaesthesia Handbook for Training.

Recommended reading list


Recommended resources are listed below. The full ANZCA primary exam: recommended reading list of resources can be accessed via the ANZCA PEx guide.

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General anaesthesia & sedation

GA texts

Key texts

Recommended texts

Recommended resources

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Anatomy

Clinical Measurement, Equipment and Safety

Physiology - General

Physiology - Respiratory

Physiology - Cardiovascular

Pharmacology

Practical Clinical Anaesthesia

Exam preparation texts


Recommended resources are listed below. The full list of Exam Preparation resources can be accessed via the Exam preparation guide.

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Recommended resources

Recommended resources links

General

MCQ resources

MCQ resources

BJA Education

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