FANZCA Qualifications and Training 4

Question 1

Which of the following is an Advanced Training module recognised by ANZCA?

Accepted Answer

Cardiac Anaesthesia

Answer

Basic Life Support

Answer

Hospital Administration

Answer

Surgical Assisting

Question 2

Which Advanced Training module focuses on providing anaesthesia and perioperative care to children?

Accepted Answer

Paediatric Anaesthesia

Answer

Obstetric Anaesthesia

Answer

Regional Anaesthesia

Answer

Neuroanaesthesia

Question 3

What is the minimum number of Advanced Training modules a trainee must complete during Advanced Training?

Accepted Answer

At least one accredited Advanced Training module

Answer

None — Advanced Training is fully elective

Answer

At least three different modules

Answer

All available modules

Question 4

The ANZCA Advanced Training module in Pain Medicine prepares trainees for what additional qualification?

Accepted Answer

Fellowship of the Faculty of Pain Medicine (FFPMANZCA)

Answer

FANZCA diploma extension

Answer

Intensive Care Medicine certification

Answer

Palliative Care credential

Question 5

Which advanced module would a trainee select to gain expertise in anaesthesia for patients undergoing brain or spinal surgery?

Accepted Answer

Neuroanaesthesia

Answer

Cardiothoracic Anaesthesia

Answer

Perioperative Medicine

Answer

Trauma Anaesthesia

Question 6

What does the ANZCA Advanced Training module in Obstetric Anaesthesia primarily cover?

Accepted Answer

Perioperative care for pregnant and postpartum patients

Answer

Anaesthesia for gynaecological oncology

Answer

Neonatal resuscitation as a standalone skill

Answer

Infertility treatment procedures

Question 7

A trainee who wishes to subspecialise in providing anaesthesia to critically ill patients admitted to the ICU would pursue which ANZCA-linked pathway?

Accepted Answer

The ANZCA Intensive Care Medicine joint training program

Answer

The ANZCA Trauma Anaesthesia module only

Answer

The ANZCA Cardiac Anaesthesia module only

Answer

There is no ANZCA pathway for this subspecialty