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    The EDRA examination consists of two questions for each candidate administered by a team of two examiners. For the first question, the candidate will perform a peripheral nerve block on a live model and be evaluated on their technique, use of nerve location methods, drug selection and knowledge of complications. The second question involves selecting the appropriate regional anesthesia procedure for various surgical cases and demonstrating understanding of contraindications, management of failed blocks, and catheter techniques and care. Candidates are graded as pass or fail.

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    The EDRA examination consists of two questions for each candidate administered by a team of two examiners. For the first question, the candidate will perform a peripheral nerve block on a live model and be evaluated on their technique, use of nerve location methods, drug selection and knowledge of complications. The second question involves selecting the appropriate regional anesthesia procedure for various surgical cases and demonstrating understanding of contraindications, management of failed blocks, and catheter techniques and care. Candidates are graded as pass or fail.

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    The EDRA examination consists of two questions for each candidate administered by a team of two examiners. For the first question, the candidate will perform a peripheral nerve block on a live model and be evaluated on their technique, use of nerve location methods, drug selection and knowledge of complications. The second question involves selecting the appropriate regional anesthesia procedure for various surgical cases and demonstrating understanding of contraindications, management of failed blocks, and catheter techniques and care. Candidates are graded as pass or fail.

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    Edra Part II

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    The EDRA examination consists of two questions for each candidate administered by a team of two examiners. For the first question, the candidate will perform a peripheral nerve block on a live model and be evaluated on their technique, use of nerve location methods, drug selection and knowledge of complications. The second question involves selecting the appropriate regional anesthesia procedure for various surgical cases and demonstrating understanding of contraindications, management of failed blocks, and catheter techniques and care. Candidates are graded as pass or fail.

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    EDRA Part II

    EDRA examination team consists of two examiners.


    There will be two questions per candidate:
    The candidate will draw the first question (ca 10-15 min).
    The second question (ca 5-10 min) is selected by examiner 2.
    First Question
    Block performance (on live model)
    1. Interscalene brachial plexus block
    2. Infraclavicular brachial plexus block
    3. Axillary brachial plexus block
    4. Nerve blocks at elbow and wrist level
    5. Intravenous regional anaesthesia
    6. Femoral nerve block (incl fascia iliaca and saphenous nerve block)
    7. Sciatic block- proximal approaches
    8. Popliteal fossa block
    9. Ankle block
    10. Thoracic epidural analgesia
    11. Thoracic paravertebral and intercostal block
    12. Spinal anaesthesia
    13. Combined spinal/epidural anaesthesia
    14. Caudal block
    Second Question
    Procedure based RA anaesthesia and perioperative analgesia
    1. Shoulder surgery
    2. Humerus and elbow surgery
    3. Hand surgery
    4 Analgesia for rib fractures
    5. TUR bladder /prostatae
    6. Hip surgery
    7. Knee surgery
    8. Foot surgery
    9. Lower limb amputation
    10. Analgesia after thoracotomy
    11. Analgesia after major abdominal surgery

    12. Cesarean Section


    13. Low abdominal and perineal surgery
    The candidate should be able to show competency in the following areas
    1st question
    Demonstrate landmarks and block technique on patient (model) and comment on
    different
    approaches
    Demonstrate proper use of nerve location methods (PNS and US)
    Demonstrate choices and dosages of LA and comment on block dynamics
    Demonstrate complications and side effects related to specific blocks, their
    prevention and
    treatment
    2nd question
    Demonstrate rational selection of regional anaesthesia methods for specific clinical
    situation
    Describe contraindications of specific RA - technique in this specific case
    Demonstrate ability to rescue failed regional anaesthesia block
    Explain perineural/wound catheter techniques and postoperative regimen
    Comment on complications of perineural/wound catheters their prevention and
    management.
    The candidate should be graded as pass or fail

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