Topics: SAMP QBank for the CFPC-EM

The SAMP QBank for the CFPC-EM covers 1 subject:

  • Emergency Medicine

The QBank contains carefully prepared, classic simulated Multiple Choice Questions (MCQs) for each of the Topics listed below

Emergency Medicine

  • Abdominal pain - AAA
  • Abdominal pain - Acute coronary syndrome
  • Abdominal pain - Appendicitis
  • Abdominal pain - Atypical presentations
  • Abdominal pain - Complication of chronic disease, Celiac disease
  • Abdominal pain - Complication of chronic disease, Crohn's disease
  • Abdominal pain - Complication of chronic disease, Endometriosis
  • Abdominal pain - Complication of chronic disease, Peptic ulcer disease
  • Abdominal pain - Complication of chronic disease, Ulcerative colitis
  • Abdominal pain - DKA
  • Abdominal pain - Ectopic pregnancy
  • Abdominal pain - Esophagitis
  • Abdominal pain - Food poisoning
  • Abdominal pain - Gastritis
  • Abdominal pain - Hernia
  • Abdominal pain - Internal bleeding, liver injury
  • Abdominal pain - Intussusception
  • Abdominal pain - Ischemic bowel
  • Abdominal pain - Migraine/URI (children)
  • Abdominal pain - Nephrolithiasis
  • Abdominal pain - Ovarian mass
  • Abdominal pain - Ovarian torsion
  • Abdominal pain - Pancreatitis
  • Abdominal pain - Pelvic inflammatory disease
  • Abdominal pain - Penetrating injuries
  • Abdominal pain - Perforated viscus
  • Abdominal pain - Peritonitis
  • Abdominal pain - Pneumonia
  • Abdominal pain - Splenic rupture
  • Abdominal pain - Testicular torsion
  • Abdominal pain - Trauma, blunt
  • Abdominal pain - Trauma, blunt, splenic injury
  • Abdominal Pain - Vaginal Bleeding
  • Abuse (Domestic) - Establishing an effective therapeutic relationship
  • Abuse (Domestic) - Evaluation
  • Abuse (Domestic) - Management with patient's informed consent
  • Abuse (Domestic) - Multidisciplinary approach to intervene and provide support
  • Abuse (domestic) - Patients who may be at higher risk for undeclared domestic abuse
  • Abuse (Domestic) - Typical patterns of injury
  • Abuse - Abuse and neglect of older adults
  • Airway Management - Alternative techniques
  • Airway Management - Assessment of the likelihood of a difficult airway
  • Airway Management - Identification of failed airway placement
  • Airway Management - Management appropriate to particular circumstances
  • Airway Management - Need for pre-emptive airway control
  • Airway Management - Rapid sequence induction, contraindications
  • Analgesia/Sedation - Assessment for analgesic needs
  • Analgesia/Sedation - Assessment for risks of complications
  • Analgesia/Sedation - Providing adequate analgesia
  • Analgesia/Sedation - Sedated patient, monitoring, titrating
  • Analgesia/Sedation - Sedation and analgesia
  • Analgesia/Sedation - Selection of appropriate techniques and agents for the condition
  • Anaphylaxis - Diagnosis
  • Anaphylaxis - Hospital discharge
  • Anaphylaxis - Incomplete presentation
  • Anaphylaxis - Treatment
  • Anaphylaxis1
  • Arrhythmia - Hypothermia
  • Arrhythmia - Post cardiac arrest, therapeutic hypothermia
  • Arrhythmia - Prolonged QT
  • Arrhythmia - Reperfusion arrhythmia
  • Arrhythmia - Stable vs unstable presentations
  • Arrhythmia - Toxicology
  • Burns - Assessment for associated injuries
  • Burns - Chemical exposure
  • Burns - Inhalational injury
  • Burns - Major, IV fluid administration
  • Burns - Risk factors
  • Burns - Severe, treatment
  • Chest pain - Penetrating neck injury
  • Chest Pain - Pulmonary embolism
  • Common Fractures/MSK - Clavicular fracture
  • Common Fractures/MSK - Compartment syndrome
  • Common Fractures/MSK - Femur fracture
  • Common Fractures/MSK - Fibular fracture with ankle injury
  • Common Fractures/MSK - Forearm fracture
  • Common Fractures/MSK - Hip fracture
  • Common Fractures/MSK - Jaw fracture
  • Common Fractures/MSK - Knee pain
  • Common Fractures/MSK - Neurovascular injury with fracture/dislocation
  • Common Fractures/MSK - Nightstick fracture
  • Common Fractures/MSK - Open fracture
  • Common Fractures/MSK - Scaphoid fracture
  • Common Fractures/MSK - Shoulder dislocation
  • Common fractures/MSK injury -Tibia and fibula fracture
  • Decreased Level of Consciousness - Hypoglycemia
  • Decreased Level of Consciousness - Hypoxia
  • Decreased Level of Consciousness - Opioid intoxication
  • Delirium/Agitation - Assessment of patient's capacity
  • Delirium/Agitation - Differentials
  • Delirium/Agitation - Managing an agitated patient
  • Delirium/Agitation - Proper sedation
  • Delirium/Agitation - Reversible causes
  • Delirium/agitation - Schizophrenia
  • Eye: Red Eye/Loss of Vision - Conjunctivitis
  • Eye: Red Eye/Loss of Vision - History taking
  • Eye: Red Eye/Loss of Vision - Physical examination
  • Eye: Red Eye/Loss of Vision - Subconjunctival hemorrhage
  • Eye: Red Eye/Loss of Vision - Viral ocular infections
  • First-Trimester Bleeding - Ectopic pregnancy
  • First-Trimester Bleeding - Evaluation
  • First-Trimester Bleeding - Non-viable pregnancy
  • First-Trimester Bleeding - RH status
  • First-Trimester Bleeding - Signs of Shock
  • Gastrointestinal bleeding
  • Infectious disease - Mononucleosis
  • Ischemic Heart Disease - Acute coronary syndrome
  • Lacerations - Antibiotic use
  • Lacerations - Appropriate exploration/imaging before closure
  • Lacerations - Injuries to adjacent structures
  • Multiple trauma
  • Pre-eclampsia
  • Seizures - Absence seizure
  • Seizures - Atypical presentation
  • Seizures - Cardiac arrhythmias
  • Seizures - CNS infection
  • Seizures - CNS neoplasia
  • Seizures - DDx
  • Seizures - Drug withdrawal
  • Seizures - Electrolyte imbalance
  • Seizures - Epilepsy, compliance with anticonvulsant therapy
  • Seizures - Febrile seizure (typical), children
  • Seizures - Febrile status epilepticus, children
  • Seizures - First seizure, counselling
  • Seizures - First seizure, evaluation
  • Seizures - Hypoglycemia
  • Seizures - Intracranial haemorrhage
  • Seizures - Organophosphate poisoning
  • Seizures - Pre-eclampsia
  • Seizures - Status epilepticus, adult
  • Seizures - Toxin-associated, drug intoxication
  • Seizures - Trauma
  • Seizures - Treatment-resistant
  • Shortness of breath - Atrial fibrillation
  • Shortness of breath - Chronic illness
  • Test
  • Toxicology
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