End of 4th Year OSCE
Surgery
Oct. 2008
AL 2003
laminiro@[Link]
OSCE
OSPE
IOP
Instruments +
Procedures
Imaging + other Ix
Communication skills
Clinical scenarios
Instruments
+
Procedures
Needles
Needles
14G- White - Abscess drainage
18G- Pink
19G- Yellow
21G- Green Blood culture
22G- Black
23G- Blue - IM injections/FNAC
24G- Red - SC injections
25G- Orange VV sclerotherapy
26G- Brown Insulin SC/ Mantoux/ BCG (ID
injec.)
27G- Ash
29G- Dark orange
Suture needles
Straight
Curved
Round body
Cutting Standard
Tapered
Reverse
Traumatic / Eyed
Atraumatic / Eyeless
Suture needles
Suture needles
Suture material
Natural
Synthetic
Absorbable
Non-absorbable
Mono-filament
Multi-filament / Braided
Suture material
Absorbable
Synthetic
Natura
l
Non- absorbable
Synthetic
Natural
Mono Polyglecaprone Catgut Polypropyl
(Monocryl)
ene
filame
(Prolene)
Polydiaxanone
nt
Polyamide
Polyglyconate
/ Nylon
(Monosyn/ Maxon)
Multi
Polyglycolic
acid
filame
(Centicryl/ Dexon)
nt
Polyglactin
(Vicryl)
Polyester
Black
silk
Suture material
Suturing methods
Continuous
Simple
Subcuticular
Interrupted
Simple
Mattrass -
Vertical
Horizontal
Suturing methods
Cannula
Cannula
14G-Orange
16G-Grey
Wide bore
17G-White
18G-Green
20G-Pink
22G-Blue
24G-Yellow
26G-Purple
Paediatric
IV fluids
Crystalloi
ds 0.9 % saline
0.45 % saline
0.18% saline
Hartmanns
solution
5% , 10%
dextrose
Colloids
HES
Albumin
LP / Spinal needle
Uses
Contraindications
Complications
Epidural needle
Uses
Gabriels syringe
Uses
Sclerosent
almond/olive oil
5% phenol in
NG/ Ryles tube
Length
Xiphisternum
Philtrum Tragus
NG/ Ryles tube
Uses
Feeding
Diagnostic
Oeso. atresia +/- TOF
Milk scan
Gastric aspirate
Small bowel Ba meal
Therapeutic
Gastric lavarge
Gastric decompression
As a drain tube / catheter
NG/ Ryles tube
Correct positioning
[Link]
[Link] air
[Link]
[Link] water bubbling
[Link]
[Link] length
IC tube / Chest drain
IC tube / Chest drain
IC puncture
IC aspiration
IC tube insertion/ Thoracostomy
IC tube / Chest drain
Site Safe triangle
Indications
1.
Pneumothorax
u
e Tension
p
ra
e
Persistent/ Recurrent
Th
tic Large in elderly pt.
Ventilated pt.
[Link] haemopneumothorax
[Link]. pleural effusion
[Link]
[Link] op. - Thoracotomy
c
la
y
h
p
Pro
tic
IC tube / Chest drain
Daily assessment
[Link] condition
[Link] functioning
Bubbling
Fluid level
Swinging of fluid column
[Link]
Under water seal
Clamping
Level of the bottle
Airways Oro-pharyngeal/ Guedel
Airways Oro-pharyngeal/ Guedel
Length
Insertion
Airways LMA
Sizes 3cm -
4cm -
Airways ETT
Cuffed soft / hard
Uncuffed
Reinforced
Non-reinforced
North pole
South pole
Airways ETT
Airways ETT
Airways ETT
For children
Airways ETT
For surgeries/GA in prone position
Airways ETT
For neuro/ eye surgeries
Airways ETT
Size ID in mm
2.0
2.5
3.0
4.0
7.0
7.5
8.0
8.5
9.0
Preterm
Preterm
Term
1 year
Children Age/4 + 4
Adult females
Adult males
Large physique
Airways ETT
Duration
ETT
7 days
Tracheal stenosis
Tracheostomy
Uses
Maintain airway
Ventilation IPPV
Administer drugs
Prevent aspiration
Remove secretions
Airways Tracheostomy tubes
Airways Tracheostomy tubes
Airways Tracheostomy tubes
Indications
Upper airway obstruction
Prolonged mechanical ventilation
To remove retained secretions in LRT
To reduce dead space
Airways Tracheostomy tubes
Complications
Pneumothorax
Haemorrage
Surgical emphysema
Tube displacement
Stenosis
Urinary catheters
1. Simple rubber catheter
2. Foley catheter
3. Pauls tube (Condom
catheter)
4. Self intermittent catheter
5. Metal catheter
Uses
Urinary catheter
. FG Foleys self retaining 2 way
urinary catheter
3way catheter
Rubber Vs Silicone catheters
Males - 16 FG
Females 14 FG
Urinary catheter
Self intermittent catheter
Ambu
Trays
Uses
Mosquito artery forcep
Uses
Laryngoscopes
Laryngoscopes
Indirect Laryngeal mirror
Posterior rhinoscopy mirror
External fixators
External fixators
Indications
Pelvic fractures Unstable /
Bleeding
Nonunion
Compound fractures
Limb lengthening
CPR
Recent changes ATLS 2005
guidelines
Hands over the centre of the chest
30:2 chest compressions
All 3 DC Shocks each 360J
Imaging
+
Other Ix
XR CXR erect
XR CXR erect
Abnormality Air under the
diaphragm
Causes
Perforated peptic ulcer
Perforated bowel
Ruptured appendix
Presentation
Acute abdomen
XR Abdomen supine
Small intestinal
obstruction
Large intestinal
obstruction
XR Abdomen supine
Abnormality
Dilated bowel loops
Causes
Presentation
Acute abdomen
XR Abdomen supine
XR Abdomen erect
XR KUB / IVU
XR - KUB
IVU
XR KUB / IVU
Stag horn calculus
IVU
XR Hip
XR Hip
Other fractures XR + POP casts
Colles distal radial
Other fractures XR + POP casts
Colles distal radial
Other fractures XR + POP casts
Scaphoid
Paediatric radiology
Double bubble
appearance
Diaphragmatic hernia
CT - Brain
CT - Brain
Lesion
A hyper dense, biconvex shaped area in the
right
temporo-parietal region
Condition
R/S acute EDH
Causes
Trauma Damage to middle meningeal artery
Mx
Resuscitation, HIO, Craniotomy & evacuation
CT - Brain
CT - Brain
Lesion
A crescent shape, hyper dense area in left
temporo- parietal region
+ Midline shift
Condition
L/S acute SDH
Age group
Elderly Wide SD space due to brain atrophy
CT - Brain
CT - Brain
Lesion
A crescent shape, large hypo dense
area in left temporal region
+ Midline shift
Condition
L/S chronic SDH
Causes
Alcoholic
Elderly following recurrent falls
Child abuse
CT - Brain
Cerebral abscess in L/Occipital area
CT - Brain
SAH
CT - Brain
ICH
Criteria for admission after head
injury
Altered level of consciousness
Skull fracture
Neurological symptoms or signs
Difficult assessment - drugs, alcohol
No responsible care giver
CT - Brain
Indications for CT scan
GCS < 13 at any point since the injury
Suspected open or depressed skull
fracture
Any sign of basal skull fracture
Post-traumatic seizure
Focal neurological deficit
If GCS 8
Intubation & ventilation
Audiogram
Conductive
hearing loss
Wax impaction
Otitis media
Otosclerosis
Audiogram
Sensorineural
hearing loss
Acoustic
neuroma
Meningitis
Ototoxic drugs
Noise induced
Communication skills
Consent for Ix / Sx
BRAIDED
Bbenefits
Rrisks
Aalternatives
I - inquiry
Ddecision
E - education
Ddocumentation
Short case
C 2 P 2 E2 T
C - consent Greet, Introduction,
Explain
C - chaperone
P - positioning
P - privacy
E - exposure
E - examination
T - thanking
Clinical scenarios
Ulcers
Ulcers
Ostomy
Ostomy
Ostomy
The end
Good
luck!