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©THEBRIGHT EXAM SOLUTIONS 11/05/2024 12:06 PM Anesthesia Equipment Ch. 16 Nagelhout Exam Questions With Correct Answers A Vapor is composed of - answermolecules (in the gaseous state) of a substance that is a liquid at room temperature and 1 atmosphere of pressure What prevents the vaporization cooling and slowing the rate of further vaporization - answerCooper bc it has high thermal conductivity and high thermal capacity The rate of vaporization depends on 3 things - answer1- the temperature 2- the vapor pressure of the liquid 3- the partial pressure of the vapor above the evaporating liquid PP- Dalton's law (the total pressure of a mixture of gases is equal to the sum of the partial pressures of the component gases 3- Amount of carrier Gas (N20 & O2) used Boiling point - answerVapor pressure equals atmospheric pressure, all liquid is in the vapor phase Latent Heat of Vaporization - answerHeat required to change liquid into a vapor Comes from liquid and environment Vapor pressure - answerPressure exerted on walls of a container by molecules that broke away from the liquid surface. Equilibrium will be achieved if temperature remains constant. All volatile anesthetics have a specific vapor pressure. The concentration can be calculated from the vapor pressure above the liquid Volumes percent (Vol %) - answerthe volume of gas carried per 100 volumes of blood "the number of units of volume of gas in relation to a total of 100 units of volume for the total gas volume "Liquid inside closed container" ©THEBRIGHT EXAM SOLUTIONS 11/05/2024 12:06 PM At constant temperature: (2) - answer1- number of molecules entering and leaving liquid are equal 2- number of molecules in vapor phase stays constant Saturated Vapor Pressure (SVP) - answerPressure created when molecules "BOMBARD" the walls of container When the gas phase on top of the liquid phase is saturated by the molecules of vapor (it contains as much vapor as it can handle) Volatile Anesthetic Agent (VAA) - answerLiquid that has tendency to change to a vapor at standard temperature and pressure Higher volatility = - answerstronger tendency to change to vapor = higher SVP Know SVP for Methoxyflurane, Sevo, Enflurane, Iso, Halo, Des - answerMethoxyflurane- 23 mmhg Sevo-160 Enflurane- 175 Iso-238 Halo-243 Des- 660 SVP and Temperature Changes Heat increases SVP (2) What happens in the gas and liquid phase - answerGas phase: more molecules enter gas phase Less molecules "re-enter" liquid phase Cooling decreases SVP What happens in the gas and liquid phase - answergas phase: less molecules enter gas phase More molecules "re-enter" liquid phase when the practitioner turns on the vaporizer, What happens to SVP when carrier gas (N2O & O2) passes over the liquid in the vaporize and picks it up to deliver VAA to patient? - answerSVP decreases ©THEBRIGHT EXAM SOLUTIONS 11/05/2024 12:06 PM What is needed continuously to vaporize anesthetic agents and maintain constant SVP - answerHeat The liquid agent (e.g. Iso) generates more vapor as an "inherent attempt" to keep SVP constant and this leads to - answerheat being lost, and decreased vaporizer output Concentration calibrated (Variable bypass) - answer-AUTOMATIC -total carrier gas flow automatically divided into two paths - one path flowing through vapor above liquid anesthetic -the other bypassing the vapor chamber -the two flows meet and mix at the outflow tract. The concentration of the anesthetic determined by the flow ratio 3 MOST common variable bypass - answerDatex Ohmeda Tec 3,4, and 5 Now, list all Variable-bypass Vaporizer - answerTec, 3,4,5,7 SevoTec Aladin (Aisys, Avance) Vapor 19 Vapor 2000 & 3000 Method of Vaporization for Variable-bypass Vaporizers - answerFlow over (including the Aladin for Des, which does not require added heat like the Tec 6) Temperature compensation for Variable-bypass Vaporizers - answerAutomatic temperature compensation mechanism Calibration for Variable bypass - answerCalibrated, agent specific Position of Variable bypass - answerOut of circuit Capacity of Tec 4,5, Vapor 19, Aladin 250 - answerTec 4 : 125 Tec 5: 300 Vapor 19: 200 Aladin: 250

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©THEBRIGHT EXAM SOLUTIONS

11/05/2024 12:06 PM


Anesthesia Equipment Ch. 16 Nagelhout
Exam Questions With Correct Answers


A Vapor is composed of - answer✔molecules (in the gaseous state) of a substance that is a
liquid at room temperature and 1 atmosphere of pressure
What prevents the vaporization cooling and slowing the rate of further vaporization -
answer✔Cooper bc it has high thermal conductivity and high thermal capacity

The rate of vaporization depends on 3 things - answer✔1- the temperature
2- the vapor pressure of the liquid
3- the partial pressure of the vapor above the evaporating liquid
PP- Dalton's law (the total pressure of a mixture of gases is equal to the sum of the partial
pressures of the component gases
3- Amount of carrier Gas (N20 & O2) used

Boiling point - answer✔Vapor pressure equals atmospheric pressure, all liquid is in the vapor
phase

Latent Heat of Vaporization - answer✔Heat required to change liquid into a vapor
Comes from liquid and environment

Vapor pressure - answer✔Pressure exerted on walls of a container by molecules that broke
away from the liquid surface. Equilibrium will be achieved if temperature remains constant. All
volatile anesthetics have a specific vapor pressure. The concentration can be calculated from
the vapor pressure above the liquid

Volumes percent (Vol %) - answer✔the volume of gas carried per 100 volumes of blood
"the number of units of volume of gas in relation to a total of 100 units of volume for the total
gas volume
"Liquid inside closed container"

, ©THEBRIGHT EXAM SOLUTIONS

11/05/2024 12:06 PM

At constant temperature: (2) - answer✔1- number of molecules entering and leaving liquid are
equal
2- number of molecules in vapor phase stays constant

Saturated Vapor Pressure (SVP) - answer✔Pressure created when molecules "BOMBARD" the
walls of container
When the gas phase on top of the liquid phase is saturated by the molecules of vapor (it
contains as much vapor as it can handle)

Volatile Anesthetic Agent (VAA) - answer✔Liquid that has tendency to change to a vapor at
standard temperature and pressure

Higher volatility = - answer✔stronger tendency to change to vapor = higher SVP

Know SVP for Methoxyflurane, Sevo, Enflurane, Iso, Halo, Des - answer✔Methoxyflurane- 23
mmhg
Sevo-160
Enflurane- 175
Iso-238
Halo-243
Des- 660
SVP and Temperature Changes
Heat increases SVP (2)

What happens in the gas and liquid phase - answer✔Gas phase: more molecules enter gas
phase
Less molecules "re-enter" liquid phase
Cooling decreases SVP

What happens in the gas and liquid phase - answer✔gas phase: less molecules enter gas phase
More molecules "re-enter" liquid phase
when the practitioner turns on the vaporizer, What happens to SVP when carrier gas (N2O &
O2) passes over the liquid in the vaporize and picks it up to deliver VAA to patient? -
answer✔SVP decreases

, ©THEBRIGHT EXAM SOLUTIONS

11/05/2024 12:06 PM

What is needed continuously to vaporize anesthetic agents and maintain constant SVP -
answer✔Heat
The liquid agent (e.g. Iso) generates more vapor as an "inherent attempt" to keep SVP constant
and this leads to - answer✔heat being lost, and decreased vaporizer output
Concentration calibrated

(Variable bypass) - answer✔-AUTOMATIC
-total carrier gas flow automatically divided into two paths
- one path flowing through vapor above liquid anesthetic
-the other bypassing the vapor chamber
-the two flows meet and mix at the outflow tract. The concentration of the anesthetic
determined by the flow ratio

3 MOST common variable bypass - answer✔Datex Ohmeda Tec 3,4, and 5

Now, list all Variable-bypass Vaporizer - answer✔Tec, 3,4,5,7
SevoTec
Aladin (Aisys, Avance)
Vapor 19
Vapor 2000 & 3000

Method of Vaporization for Variable-bypass Vaporizers - answer✔Flow over (including the
Aladin for Des, which does not require added heat like the Tec 6)

Temperature compensation for Variable-bypass Vaporizers - answer✔Automatic temperature
compensation mechanism

Calibration for Variable bypass - answer✔Calibrated, agent specific

Position of Variable bypass - answer✔Out of circuit

Capacity of Tec 4,5, Vapor 19, Aladin 250 - answer✔Tec 4 : 125
Tec 5: 300
Vapor 19: 200
Aladin: 250

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