@Dr_DeanS Currently working on PICU as an ST3, learning tons, plenty of general paeds to be honest! Plus you’ll have plenty of experience seeing sick children for when you are a reg!
@DrMaxxC There’s always PICU! And unfortunately it’s not running this year but keep your eyes peeled for the West Midlands acute paediatrics oope which has a year of adult icu and anaesthetics followed by picu and paeds ed! It might come back!
@Dr_DeanS We went to bensons and tried a bunch of different beds. Went with the Sleep Healthy Eco 2000, it has different firmness levels at head/feet and back. They can often do deals in person too
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@DrMaxxC You’re probably better off revising renal acidoses unfortunately… had 5 questions on AKT of ‘4 week old baby boy with vomiting’ and their gas/urine results - what’s the diagnosis
@DrMaxxC I like that ���pee on it’ is still an option touted about for any sort of water-based sting. Definitely what I was told to do as a kid whatever the source. I had a practice question about weaver fish, sadly didn’t come up in the exam, would have nailed that question
@zoejohnson__ Pastest has useful videos and there’s usually a discount code floating about somewhere. Try to find other people to practice with. Look for books in the library. The RCPCH study day was helpful (just online, I didn’t do the in person one) feel free to message me!
@Dr_DeanS I did it mid st3 because life pushed it back a bit from my original plan. Would have liked to do it beginning of st2 so I had more time for resits if needed. I definitely had enough clinical experience because a fair amount you have to learn/revise for the exam anyway