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Study Guide
The examination consists of three categories. Below is an outline of areas that may be covered. This is a general outline and is not all-inclusive.
Chest, Cardiac, Facial Bones, ENT, and Airway
- Facial bones, sinuses, mastoids
- Airway, tongue, nasopharynx
- Cardiovascular (in chest)
- Lungs and Chest Wall
- Congenital
- Infections
- Neoplasms
- Trauma
- Other
- older child
- neonate and infant
Musculoskeletal, Spine, CNS
- Brain and skull
- Spine
- Musculoskeletal
- Congenital anomalies and variants
- Infection
- Neoplasms - bone, soft tissue
- Trauma
- Metabolic, endocrine and toxic
- Other, systemic and osteochondroses
- Bone dysplasias
- Congenital malformation syndromes
GI, GU, and Interventional
- Esophagus and stomach
- Duodenum and small bowel
- Colon and general abdominal problems
- Liver, spleen and pancreas
- Kidney
- Ureter and bladder
- Urethra, genital, adrenal
- Vascular and interventional
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