CICM Second Part Paediatric
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Mirrors the real oral section: structured vivas with a 2-minute reading period then about 10 minutes of discussion, plus paediatric ICU hot cases where you work through the unwell child. Voice mode transcribes spoken answers using medical speech recognition.

• Structured viva format: 2 min reading, then about 10 min of discussion
• Paediatric ICU hot cases: assessment and management of the critically ill child
• Voice mode: speak your answer, no typing needed
• Debrief with tier, strengths, gaps, and key learning after each session
• Covers the 21 sections of the Second Part Paediatric syllabus

Work through a full mock viva out loud with this college's AI examiner, in real time. Answer by voice, get probed and interrupted the way the real examiner would, then step out to a graded debrief: a readiness verdict, the topics you covered, your strengths and gaps, and how you handled the pressure. Every mock viva feeds your weak-topic plan, so what to practise next is always clear.

• Real-time spoken viva in this college's examiner voice, fully interruptible
• Graded readiness verdict: on track, borderline, or at risk
• Communication and composure feedback: pacing, hesitation, clarity under pressure
• Weak topics flow straight into your study plan and daily practice
• Part of PRIMEX Pro, with monthly mock vivas included

2,800 curriculum-mapped flashcards across the paediatric intensive care curriculum, with spaced repetition: cards you get right come up less often, cards you miss come back sooner. Card types include clinical management, paediatric drug profile, weight-based dosing, normal values by age, and ICU clinical correlates.

• 2,800 cards across the 21 Second Part Paediatric sections
• Card types: management, drug profile, weight-based dosing, normal values by age
• Rapid recall sessions, queued by what you are due to review
• One click from card to full study note
• Image cards: chest films, ECGs, and paediatric ICU diagrams

85 sourced study notes across the paediatric intensive care curriculum, covering the 85 learning objectives mapped across 21 sections. Written to a consistent seven-section format and aligned to the published CICM Second Part Paediatric syllabus, Australian and New Zealand guidelines, and primary literature. They surface automatically alongside SAQ and viva debriefs.

• 85 study notes covering 85 LOs across 21 sections
• Consistent 7-section structure: scannable, not a wall of text
• Aligned to the published Second Part Paediatric syllabus and ANZ guidelines
• Full-text search across all notes
• Linked from SAQ debrief, viva feedback, and flashcards

The CICM Second Part Paediatric syllabus defines 85 learning objectives across 21 sections. PRIMEX maps every LO to the study notes and flashcards that cover it, with a Curriculum tab showing a checkbox checklist and progress bar so you know exactly how much of the syllabus you've covered.

• All 85 Second Part Paediatric LOs across 21 sections
• Checkbox completion persisted across sessions
• Click any LO to jump directly to the relevant study note
• Per-section and overall progress bars at a glance

Interactive, active-recall trainers built for the clinical reasoning the Second Part Paediatric leans on. Tap and drag the live model (paediatric ventilation, fluid and shock resuscitation, ABG and acid-base interpretation, the oxygen cascade, inotrope and vasopressor selection) and watch the traces, values, and interpretation update in real time, then test yourself in Recall and Exam modes.

• Trainers across respiratory, cardiovascular, acid-base, and pharmacology
• Paediatric ventilation, fluid resuscitation, ABG, and the oxygen cascade
• Explore freely, then test recall against the model in Recall and Exam modes
• Embedded directly in the matching study notes

An adaptive study plan counts down to your CICM Second Part Paediatric exam date and tells you what to study next. The written-readiness score combines eligible syllabus coverage with accuracy from recognised written results. Activity pace and supplemental practice are shown separately and do not change the score.

• Days-to-exam countdown and pace tracking, ahead or behind
• Written-readiness score backed by eligible written assessments
• Coverage and accuracy broken out with evidence context
• Activity pace and weekly target shown separately from readiness
• Study this next: the topic queued for today, one tap to open