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Welcome to Part 2 of our deep-dive into regional anesthesia MCQs — ideal for anesthesia residents, medical students, and those preparing for exams such as FRCA, NEET‐SS, or fellowship boards. In this video, we cover key questions on neuraxial and peripheral blocks, with full answers and detailed explanations to help you understand not just the “what”, but the “why” behind each answer.

What you’ll learn in this video
MCQs covering spinal, epidural and peripheral nerve block techniques

Explanation of local anesthetic pharmacology, anatomical landmarks, indications & contraindications

Clinical reasoning behind each answer — so you’re not just memorizing, you’re understanding

High-yield concepts that appear repeatedly in exams & practice

Tips on avoiding common pitfalls and silly mistakes in MCQ exams

Who this is for

Anesthesia trainees looking to bolster their MCQ practice

Medical students with interest in anesthesiology

Doctors preparing for entry / in-training exams such as FRCA, NEET-SS, EDAIC, ABA Basic/Advanced

For anesthesia technologists, technicians and CNAS
Anyone wanting to refresh their knowledge of regional anesthesia in a structured, exam-relevant way

Why you should watch

Regional anesthesia is a vital area in modern anesthesiology training — for example, one study found many YouTube videos lacked key educational characteristics when teaching nerve blocks.
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This video aims to deliver MCQs with structured, concise explanations so you get clarity without fluff.

How to use this video for maximum benefit

Pause the video after each question and attempt the answer yourself first.

Note down your answer, then compare with the explanation given.

Make flashcards of questions you got wrong and revisit them periodically.

For deeper study, link each question to the underlying anatomy, pharmacology or clinical guideline.

Subscribe and hit the bell icon — Parts 2, 3 and beyond will expand your question bank and cover more advanced blocks and scenarios.

Stay tuned for

Part 3: More MCQs on advanced peripheral nerve blocks & ultrasound-guided techniques
(and further videos covering complications, case-based MCQs, image-based questions)

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