Welcome to our new educational resource for Anesthesiologists preparing for the American Board of Anesthesiology examinations.
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Format of the exams
Written examination
 Examination objectives
To assess the candidate’s knowledge of basic and clinical sciences as applied to anesthesiology.
Examination dates
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Oral examination
Qualifying Requirements
Candidates must pass the written examination to be eligible for the oral examination.
Examination Objectives
To assess the candidate’s ability to demonstrate the attributes of an ABA Diplomat when managing patients presented in clinical scenarios. The attributes are sound judgment in decision-making and management of surgical and anesthetic complications, appropriate application of scientific principles to clinical problems, adaptability to unexpected changes in the clinical situations, and logical organization and effective presentation of information. The oral examination emphasizes the scientific rationale underlying clinical management decisions.
Oral Examination:Below we have provided an extensive collection of cases that are of the standard examined in the American boards exams. There are links within the questions to relevant educational resources and many of the questions also provide detailed explanatory answers.
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AnaesthesiaUK would like to thank Professor Nabil Rashad for providing all of the above cases.
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