Four stations. Eight minutes each. Fifteen marks apiece. This is a dedicated trainer for the 60 marks that are won or lost in half an hour of rapid questioning.
Rotational basis, eight minutes at each. Click a station to browse its full bank, or run the simulator to face them under the clock.
Every device gets the same structure the examiner works through: how to identify it, parts and structure, indications, contraindications, complications and the follow-up questions that actually get asked.
NRP 9th edition (2025 AHA/AAP) with a dedicated 25-question update section, and the NIS and IAP ACVIP schedules side by side.
Labelled diagrams drawn for this site — the Venturi principle, the nebuliser baffle, ET tube anatomy, the intraosseous landmark, the NRP algorithm and more.
A live countdown per station with the real rotation order, self-scoring out of 15, and a result that names your weakest station.
One search box across every question, card and follow-up in a station. Look up "cold chain", "MR SOPA" or "compartment syndrome" the moment it comes up on rounds.
Every page prints with all answers expanded, so a station can be taken into a study group or read on paper the night before.
Viva voce is 60 of the 300 practical marks — but it is the component where preparation pays back fastest, because the question bank is finite and the format is predictable.
| Component | Structure | Marks | Share |
|---|---|---|---|
| OSCE | 20 stations × 5 | 100 | 33.3% |
| Case presentation | 2 cases × 50 | 100 | 33.3% |
| Viva voce | 4 stations × 15, 8 minutes each | 60 | 20.0% |
| Ward rounds | 4 × 10 | 40 | 13.3% |
| Total | — | 300 | 100% |