African Journal of Emergency Medicine (2012) 2 (4), 173

African Journal of Emergency MedicineThe official journal of the African Federation for Emergency

Medicine and the Emergency Medicine Society of South Africa

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Answers to self-assessment questions

Having completed the self-assessment questions (appendix A of each article published in this issue), now have a look at how wellyou did by comparing your answers to the answers below.

A model for emergency medicine education in post-conflict Liberia

1. C, Understanding of high cost diagnostic modalities only used in the US

2. E, All of the above

3. D, Recognition of national priorities coupled with a locally driven training plan

Acute Care Needs in a Rural Sub-Saharan African Emergency Centre: A Retrospective Analysis

1. A & B, Infectious and Traumatic Complaints formed 43.4% and 35.0% of all patient visits respectively

2. D, 80% of patient were in good condition after treatment in the ED

3. A, B & C, All these skills are required of acute care providers

Chewing the fat: A case report on intravenous lipid emulsion to reverse cardiotoxicity from intentional amitriptyline overdose

1. E, All of the above

2. B, Renal failure

3. D, All of the above