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At Unstable Physiology, Dr. Anupam Mohapatra simplifies complex critical care physiology into practical, bedside concepts that clinicians can apply immediately in the ICU.
22/08/2026
15/06/2026
FREE EDIC PART II AUTUMN 2026 PREPARATION ZOOM SESSION
Are you appearing for the EDIC Part II Autumn 2026 examination?
I will be conducting a free Zoom session covering:
✅ How to prepare efficiently for EDIC Part II
✅ CCS approach and examiner expectations
✅ CBS strategy and common mistakes
✅ How to use PACT clinical scenarios effectively
✅ Study roadmap from now until the examination
✅ Live Q&A
This session is open to all EDIC Part II candidates.
Registration link:
[https://forms.gle/xt4nVoZ8mFQmsTs99]
Date and time will be communicated to registered participants.
Dr Anupam Mohapatra
www.unstablephysiology.com
To keep the session interactive, registrations may be capped once capacity is reached.
Homepage This course is designed to cover the case-based reasoning and exam-style performance needed for EDIC Part 2, especially for CCS and CBS preparation. It is not a shortcut, and it does not replace your core ICU knowledge.
02/06/2026
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29/05/2026
EDIC Part 1 Question Bank & Mock Exam Course
🚨 EDIC Part 1 aspirants--prepare with structured MCQ practice, not random reading.
This course is designed for focused EDIC Part 1 preparation with:
✅ Chapter-wise A-type questions
✅ Chapter-wise K-type questions
✅ EDIC-style explanations
✅ 2 focused mock exams
✅ Content aligned with CoBaTrICE guidelines and PACT modules
✅ Built for active recall, concept clarity, and exam-style thinking
*Now, I have opened a FREE Neurology sample module so you can see the quality and structure before enrolling.*
👉 Try the FREE Neurology sample here:
https://www.unstablephysiology.com/l/pdp/edic-part-i-preparation-course-edic-1-intensive-care-mcqs-mock-exam-practice
🌐 Full website:
www.unstablephysiology.com
EDIC Part 1 is MCQ-based.
Your preparation should be MCQ-based too.
Homepage This course is designed to cover the case-based reasoning and exam-style performance needed for EDIC Part 2, especially for CCS and CBS preparation. It is not a shortcut, and it does not replace your core ICU knowledge.
25/05/2026
Fluid therapy in icu…
A serious EDIC Part 2 candidate typically requires at least 6 months of disciplined and structured preparation.
This course has been specifically designed to help candidates complete the entire syllabus twice within those 6 months, with a strong focus on CCS, CBS, examiner-oriented thinking, and real OSCE-style preparation.
I would strongly advise candidates targeting the Autumn 2026 EDIC Part 2 examination to begin their preparation from now onwards.
Starting early provides the best opportunity to build clinical reasoning, improve OSCE performance, and maximize the chances of clearing the examination on the first attempt.
In this video, I explain the complete structure of the Unstable Physiology course, designed for EDIC Part 2 CCS and CBS preparation.
Although the course is focused on EDIC Part 2, it is also useful for candidates preparing for IDCCM, DM Critical Care, DrNB Critical Care, and other practical or OSCE-style critical care examinations.
Visit the course:
https://edic-clinical-case-scenarios.teachable.com/l/products?sortKey=name&sortDirection=asc&page=1
Link to FREE CCS Case-- https://www.unstablephysiology.com/courses/2932332/lectures/64487520
Link to FREE CBS Case-- https://www.unstablephysiology.com/l/pdp/edic-part-2-computer-based-scenarios-cbs
The core strength of Unstable Physiology is Examiner Commentary.
Every answer explains:
• What the examiner expects
• What weak answers commonly miss
• How to structure the final response
• How to justify decisions using clinical data
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13/05/2026
Preparing for EDIC Part 2- CCS & CBS?
Preparing for IDCCM Practical Examination?
Preparing for DM/DrNB Critical Care Practical Examination?
Or preparing for any other OSCE-based critical care examination?
This is where you stop searching for random notes and start practising case-based clinical reasoning.
I have created “Unstable Physiology”, a case-based critical care preparation platform focused on clinical reasoning, pattern recognition, and examiner-style answer improvement.
Website:
https://www.unstablephysiology.com
The course includes:
• Progressive ICU CCS cases, 27 CCS Cases
• CBS pattern-recognition questions, more than 1000 CBS questions
• ABG, ECG, imaging, microbiology, hematology, TEG/ROTEM
• Ventilator graphics and hemodynamics, CRRT Waveforms
• ETCO₂, ICP and ICU data interpretation
• Examiner commentary with every answer
• What the examiner expects
• What weak answers commonly miss
• How to improve your final response
I have also created dedicated discussion groups for EDIC 2 and OSCE-based critical care candidates where we can discuss CCS, CBS, common mistakes, and exam-focused clinical reasoning.
Join the Telegram group:
https://t.me/edic2CCSCBS
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Homepage Watch structured explanations of ICU physiology, ventilator waveforms, hemodynamics, and EDIC-focused clinical reasoning.
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