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QUIZ - Volatiles ANZCA Exam
2025 Questions and Answers


Which compound(s) is/are broken down in soda-lime?


A. Nitrous oxide


B. Halothane


C. Sevoflurane


D. Desflurane


E. All of the above - ANSWER✔✔-E


Regarding nitrous oxide at 70%:


A. Synthetised from ? & N2 at 273C


B. Decreases muscle blood flow by 30%


C. Decreases cerebral autoregulation 24%


D. ?




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,Nitrous oxide (N2O):


A. ?Increases/decreases CBF


B. Is an effective oxidant


C. Is made by heating nitrogen and oxygen in an iron retort


D. Decreases pulmonary artery pressure in neonates




Nitrous oxide at 70%


A. 99% equilibration at 3 minutes


B. About 10L uptake within first 3 minutes


C. Reduces muscle blood flow by 30%


D. Decreases cerebral autoregulation by 70%


E. ? - ANSWER✔✔-INO2


A - incorrect. "Manufactured by heating ammonium nitrate to 240 degrees celsius and

removing impurities... by passage through scrubbers and waters" (Yentis et. al.,

Anaesthesia and Intensive Care A-Z, 2004, p.371)


B - probably incorrect - "Nitrous oxide does not change SVR" (Stoelting 3rd ed p46)


C - ?correct. "increases cerebral blood flow and ICP slightly" (Yentis 2004, p.371, and

Stoelting), which indicates a decrease in autoregulation, but is it by 24%?!

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, IN02b


A - correct if says INCREASES CBF, see answer for C IN02


B - Note the yellow warning sticker on the cylinder [1]


C - Incorrect, see answer A for IN02


D - Incorrect. NITRIC oxide is used to treat pulmonary hypertension, not nitrous oxide


IN02c Nitrous oxide at 70%


A. 99% equilibration at 3 minutes - incorrect; takes longer than this - Stoelting p27 '

Inhalation of a constant PI of nitrous oxide... for 10 minutes results in a PA that is >80%

of the PI).' Figure 1.18 indicates around 90% equilibtration at 3 mintues, 98% at 10

minutes.


B. About 10L uptake within first 3 minutes - Incorrect Stoelting p27 'up to 10 liters

during the first 10 to 15 minutes'.


C. Reduces muscle blood flow by 30%. - I think this is the only likely answer. Recall that

it has a muscle relaxant effect, reducing metabolic requirements thus vasoconstricting

via metabolic autoregulation.


D. Decreases cerebral autoregulation by 70% - Incorrect. Recall that this is 0.69 MAC -

CBF will be minimally altered.


The following drugs are (potent) triggers for malignant hyperthermia EXCEPT:




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