Calcium channel blockers, adenosine and digoxin toxicity. For episode 8, I am chatting with my friend and colleague Dr. Shireen Gujral. Shireen joins me in the recording studio (a.k.a the pillow fort) whilst preparing for her own Primary Viva exam. Aside from Primary study, she enjoys getting out for a swim and originally moved to Darwin for her interest in emergency trauma management. I have uploaded some copies of my own personal notes from this week of content. If you like these episodes please share them with your friends and colleagues. If you want to get in touch, comment below or fill in the contact form on the website. You can also catch me on twitter @char_durand
Happy Studying!
Hi, i heard on this episode that you have some kind of support for the exam ( timetables etc). Could you please send me the contact? I’m trying for the second time European diploma exam and i’m stressful about this.
I have 2 small kids and work everyday, so i don’t really have enough time for myself. I wake up everyday at04:30-05:00 to study.
I hope this message can reach you. Regards, Tatiana
Hi Tatiana, I have put all my resources and recommendations into a post which can be found here: https://endurancedocintraining.wordpress.com/2020/04/23/acem-primary-advice-resources/
I think the timetable you are referring to is this one from TCH http://canberraemergency.com.au/wp-content/uploads/TCH-Emergency-Department-Guide-to-the-ACEM-Primary-Exam.pdf
Sounds like you have a hectic schedule already, I hope this helps a bit.
Charlotte
Thank you so much Charlote! i’m doing my best. I hope i can success 🙂
Love your podcast 😉
Tatiana