• GasGasGas - Primary FRCA ’fun’

  • By: Dr Gas
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GasGasGas - Primary FRCA ’fun’

By: Dr Gas
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  • The Primary FRCA Podcast This will fit into a corner of your day, delivering a well explained concept critical to the knowledge required to pass the FRCA Primary Exam! This is relevant to anyone in the world interested in these pharmacological, physiological, clinical, physical and chemical concepts, naturally it is flavoured towards UK practice. Episodes will be (mostly) succinct, conceptually specific, and exam material focussed. Notes on gasgasgas.uk All content is my personal opinion, not medical advice and is never a substitute for formal education / training
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Episodes
  • Poly-Compartmental Madness - Half time, Tc, Natural Log and more

    Poly-Compartmental Madness - Half time, Tc, Natural Log and more
    Jan 8 2025

    This Podcast for the FRCA Primary Exam is the first part in a series covering the multi compartmental mode. It Introduces Half-lives and Time Constants, how they bear out influencing clearance and offset times and bi-exponential decay.
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    29 mins
  • VivaCast - Paralysing the NMJ - Roc vs Sux - Reversal

    VivaCast - Paralysing the NMJ - Roc vs Sux - Reversal
    Dec 23 2024

    Willing Victim Tom wields his knowledge Vs Dr Gas

    ⁠ShowNotes on GasGasGas.uk ⁠

    1. How Carbon dioxide is transferred from tissue to atmosphere
    2. The influences Carbon Dioxide, Oxygen, Mechanical and Drug factors have on intra-cranial pressure
    3. Closing out with how the neonatal gasp and umbilical cord clamp triggers a number of cardio-vascular events in the ex-utero world.

    Finsihing with a debrief on avoiding self laid traps - categorisation, and definitions
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    19 mins
  • GasGasGas - Viva - Co2 Journey, IntraCranial Pressure and Neonatal Physiology

    GasGasGas - Viva - Co2 Journey, IntraCranial Pressure and Neonatal Physiology
    Dec 7 2024

    Willing Victim Tom wields his knowledge Vs Dr Gas

    ShowNotes on GasGasGas.uk

    1. How Carbon dioxide is transferred from tissue to atmosphere
    2. The influences Carbon Dioxide, Oxygen, Mechanical and Drug factors have on intra-cranial pressure
    3. Closing out with how the neonatal gasp and umbilical cord clamp triggers a number of cardio-vascular events in the ex-utero world.
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    18 mins

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