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Question 1

Which statement about ANZCA's relationship with the Faculty of Pain Medicine (FPM) is correct?

Accepted Answer

FPM is a faculty within ANZCA, offering its own fellowship in pain medicine

Answer

The Faculty of Pain Medicine is a faculty within ANZCA that awards its own Fellowship (FFPMANZCA) to specialists in pain medicine.

Question 2

Under ANZCA's CPD requirements, what is the minimum number of CPD hours a Fellow must complete annually?

Accepted Answer

50 hours

Answer

ANZCA requires Fellows to complete a minimum of 50 CPD hours per year as part of their professional development obligations.

Question 3

What is the purpose of ANZCA's 'Structured Training in Anaesthesia Research' (STAR) program?

Accepted Answer

To equip trainees and Fellows with skills in research methodology and evidence-based practice

Answer

The STAR program develops research literacy and methodology skills in ANZCA trainees and Fellows to support evidence-based anaesthesia practice.

Question 4

Which body is responsible for accrediting ANZCA training posts in Australia?

Accepted Answer

ANZCA itself, through its Training Accreditation Committee

Answer

ANZCA's Training Accreditation Committee is responsible for evaluating and accrediting hospitals and departments as suitable ANZCA training sites.

Question 5

A Fellow wishing to subspecialise in paediatric anaesthesia after obtaining FANZCA would typically pursue which pathway?

Accepted Answer

Completing an ANZCA-recognised subspecialty training period in paediatric anaesthesia

Answer

ANZCA offers recognised subspecialty training pathways, including paediatric anaesthesia, which Fellows complete after obtaining their FANZCA to develop subspecialty expertise.

(FANZCA) Fellowship of the Australian and New Zealand College of Anaesthetists Practice Test

(FANZCA) Fellowship of the Australian and New Zealand College of Anaesthetists Practice Test

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