Exam preparation
ACEM Fellowship
- Written
- Multiple choice
- OSCE
- Australia
- Medicine
- Australasian College for Emergency Medicine
2 guides for this exam — how to prepare, what to practise, and how to know it has gone in.
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A practice question
Choose an answer and it is marked, with the explanation. From ACEM Fellowship Practice Questions: 8 Clinical Cases.
A 34-year-old develops generalised urticaria, wheeze and dizziness minutes after an IV antibiotic. They are pale, with a blood pressure of 78/46 mmHg. What is the immediate treatment?
Give IM adrenaline promptly for anaphylaxis with airway or breathing compromise or hypotension; an adult dose is 0.5 mg of 1 mg/mL solution into the anterolateral thigh, repeated after 5 minutes if needed. Call for help, position the patient safely, provide oxygen and IV crystalloid as indicated. Hydrocortisone and antihistamines do not replace adrenaline or treat the immediate circulatory threat; do not delay treatment for transfer.
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Guides
- ACEM Fellowship Flashcards: A Resuscitation DeckWork through 18 emergency resuscitation flashcards, with a practical method for recalling doses, priorities and escalation decisions for ACEM Fellowship prepara
- ACEM Fellowship Practice Questions: 8 Clinical CasesPractise eight emergency-care decisions with worked explanations, focused on prioritisation, safe management and clear reasoning for ACEM Fellowship candidates.
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