Dr Sumanth Kamath has over 40 years of clinical experience in Anaesthesia starting from 1968,in India. Postgraduate qualification D.A(London 1972) and FFARCS(FRCA) 1975. Appointed Consultant Anaesthetist to Edgware General(Vascular surgery,Orthopaedics etc) & Colindale (Thoracic Anaesthesia)Hospitals in 1979. He has been an official tutor for 9 years and has assisted in teaching in all his time. With over 30 years experience in Anaesthesia, he has extensive clinical and examination experience.Dr Sarah Turle was born in Poole, Dorset. She studied medicine at the University of Birmingham before working in the West Midlands as a junior doctor. She began training in anaesthesia in Sheffield and is continuing this in London. Her intention is to work as a Consultant in the UK in anaesthesia and intensive care medicine, with a special interest in trauma. Sarah passed her Primary FRCA first time.

This book is well laid out and well written. Like most MCQ type books, it is of a size that alows a trainee to carry it with them during a normal working day and easily make use of a spare half an hour. I would have no hesitation in recommending this book to trainees in preparation for the Primary examination. It will certainly go a long way in helping them with that necessary practice.

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Dr Sumanth Kamath has over 40 years of clinical experience in Anaesthesia starting from 1968,in India. Postgraduate qualification D.A(London 1972) and FFARCS(FRCA) 1975. Appointed Consultant Anaesthetist to Edgware General(Vascular surgery,Orthopaedics etc) & Colindale (Thoracic Anaesthesia)Hospitals in 1979. He has been an official tutor for 9 years and has assisted in teaching in all his time. With over 30 years experience in Anaesthesia, he has extensive clinical and examination experience.Dr Sarah Turle was born in Poole, Dorset. She studied medicine at the University of Birmingham before working in the West Midlands as a junior doctor. She began training in anaesthesia in Sheffield and is continuing this in London. Her intention is to work as a Consultant in the UK in anaesthesia and intensive care medicine, with a special interest in trauma. Sarah passed her Primary FRCA first time.

This book is well laid out and well written. Like most MCQ type books, it is of a size that alows a trainee to carry it with them during a normal working day and easily make use of a spare half an hour. I would have no hesitation in recommending this book to trainees in preparation for the Primary examination. It will certainly go a long way in helping them with that necessary practice.

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