A very extensive in-depth cast on a Stroke SAQ - the initial 5 part SAQ coming upto 23 marks with several alternative questions. We cover a combination of imaging, latest treatment philosophies and complications in both list and table form. Check out the accompanying SAQ on www.artofemergency.com

In this cast, we cover an exam question on conditions relating to the Paediatric Bowel where we consider how to answer on differentials, imaging and management. The accompanying SAQ on www.artofemergency.com is an example of how one condition or presentation can be used to test your broad knowledge in a specific patient population.

A classic SAQ for the ACEM Fellowship Written Exam - something that needs to be understood and answered at a high level. We discuss also a case of diagnostic bias relating to a dissection which makes it interesting. Check out the SAQ and Xray images on www.artofemergency.com

In this cast, we have an all encompassing SAQ on Anorexia Nervosa. We discuss atleast 11 possible SAQ questions one could ask a candidate in this area covering definitions, admission criteria and management. Link to the associated SAQ document on www.artofemergency.com

In this cast, we delve into the world of the Admin SAQ - specifically 'Sentinel Events'. Would you be able to answer an SAQ on this topic right now? What are the various definitions and categories of Sentinel Events in Medicine? The admin SAQ is the often forgotten area with formulaic approaches. Don't let this be you. Listen to this cast and make this an area of strength. Link to the associated document on www.artofemergency.com

This time we venture into the world of toxicology with an agent that is usually dear to our heart - caffeine. The nectar of emergency medicine is everywhere and can be hidden in a variety of products. It is not just a simple overdose causing cardiovascular effects. It can be weird and wonderful being a perfect SAQ topic for the ACEM fellowship exam. SAQ Case File for Caffeine OD

Here we discuss a broad SAQ on Preeclampsia and Eclampsia with emphasis on answering questions also relating to differential diagnoses and variants. The accompanying SAQ on the website is detailed with other ways this topic could be examined in the fellowship exam. Check out other episodes and accompanying files on www.artofemergency.com

We discuss intubation in the critically ill patient with special focus on as aspect that is usually lacking or ignored - the 'physiological airway'. We all know about the anatomic preparation with LEMON mnemonics of the airway assessment but what about the physiologic difficulties when tubing the sick patient? This is where Emergency Medicine has the niche and knowing how to optimise the airway is essential Fellowship Knowledge. Check out the corresponding SAQ on the Art of Emergency Medicine website

In this episode, Kishan and Abrar cover some differentials and possible aetiologies of a patient presenting with Weakness. Specifically, here we discuss GBS, some typical and atypical features, special SAQ questions and comparison tables. A heavy but important episode for the fellowship written candidate! Check the SAQ document on the Art of Emergency Medicine website

This episode deals with a classic fellowship topic, the Paediatric Non-Accidental Injury (NAI). We delve deeper into what else can mimic NAI, what are the historical, physical exam and radiology features for NAI.