Sub-specialty Certificate in Critical Care of the College of Anaesthetists of South Africa
Issued by College of Medicine of South Africa
At a glance.
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CMSA-aligned · updated release over release
- Questions
- 1,999+
- Flashcards
- 822+
- Topics
- 26
- Exam parts
- 2
Structure
Exam parts,
one section at a time.
Our content is organised to match the official CMSA exam structure, so every minute of prep maps back to what you’ll be tested on.
- 01
Written Examination
WRITTEN
Written component offered once a year during the First Semester. Must be passed before proceeding to the oral/clinical component. The format includes a written component which is part of the exit examination.
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Structured Oral and Clinical Examination
ORAL_CLINICAL
Structured oral examination offered twice a year. The Semester 2 examination is reserved for candidates eligible for carry-over exemption who were unsuccessful in Semester 1 of the same year. Candidates who fail the oral and clinical aspect may re-do only the oral and clinical component at the next examination without re-writing the written aspect. The examination assesses clinical competence and theoretical knowledge in critical care medicine.
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02 parts · aligned to CMSA
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