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CRNA Interview- Clinical Questions 1 and Answers 100% Solved Peak Pressure is alarming, what do you check ️️secretion plug, pneumo, coughing, biting on tube, swelling, bronchospasm, tubing kinked, pulmonary edema, decreased chest wall compliance Supplies for intubation ️️crash cart, glidescope, medications, RN, RT, MD, airway cart What are some reasons for post operative tachycardia? ️️pain, bleeding, aware of surgery, adrenaline overdose, low BP, other vital changes, medic...

CRNA interview Questions and Answers 100% Solved where are alpha 1 receptors located ️️vascular smooth muscle where are alpha 2 receptors located ️️presynaptic nerve terminals effects of alpha 1 agonism ️️vasoconstriction, increased svr, increased bp effects of alpha 2 agonism ️️inhibition of norepinephrine release How does dexmedetomidine work? ️️alpha 2 agonism ( blocking release of norepinephrine in brain and spinal cord) Effects of dexmedetomidine ️️analgesi...

CRNA Practice Questions And Answers 100% Solved What contributes the most to sternal wound infection s ️️Obesity or using left and right internal mammary arteries Low index, high SVR, high PAOP, high CVP would describe what kind of shock ️️Cardiogenic It PEtCO2 is less than ? compression quality may need improved ️️10 A rapid increase in PEtCO2 may indicate ? ️️Return of ROSC When CABG is done off pump it includes decrease risk for ? ️️Bleeding Is papillary muscle...

CRNA Board Review Questions And Answers 100% Solved Phospholipids and Proteins ️️What are the 2 components of a cell membrane? Phospholipids ️️most abundant component of cell membrane on basis of number of molecules Proteins ️️most abundant component of cell membrane on weight basis (50% of the membrane by volume) Nonpolar ions ️️lipophilic, hydrophobic. Examples: O2, isoflurane Polar ions ️️No net charge, but REGIONS or charge. Hydrophilic, liphophobic. Examples: ...

CRNA Meds to know Questions and Answers 100% Solved Epi Dose️️dose 0.03 - 1 mcg/kg/min low dose of epi effects via which receptor️️mild vasodilation and brochodilation via beta 2 stimulation moderate to high dose epi effects️️stimulate beta 1; increased CO; arterial vasoconstriction through alpha 1; Epi define️️Endogenously released catecholamine. Intravenous (exogenous) administration results in dose dependent adrenergic receptor stimulation. Norepi dose️️0.03- ...

CRNA School Interview Questions and Answers 100% Solved What is a common side effect of phenylephrine / vasopressin ️️bradycardia what receptors does vasopressin work on ️️alpha 1 receptors whats the difference between alpha and beta receptors ️️alpha constricts and beta relaxes, alpha on arteries, beta are in skeletal 1st line vasopressor for septic shock ️️norepinephrine what would you use if norepinephrine or phenylephrine weren't working what would you consider ne...

CRNA Interview- Clinical Questions 1 and Answers 100% Solved Peak Pressure is alarming, what do you check ️️secretion plug, pneumo, coughing, biting on tube, swelling, bronchospasm, tubing kinked, pulmonary edema, decreased chest wall compliance Supplies for intubation ️️crash cart, glidescope, medications, RN, RT, MD, airway cart What are some reasons for post operative tachycardia? ️️pain, bleeding, aware of surgery, adrenaline overdose, low BP, other vital changes, medic...

CRNA Interview Questions and Answers 100% Solved What are the interventions for cardiogenic shock? ️️-Fluids -Vasopressors (Dopamine) -Inotropes (Dobutamine, Milrinone for heart failure) -IABP, ECMO Your ventilator is peak pressure alarming. What could be the problem? ️️-Normal plateau pressure - Kink in tubing, patient biting tube, mucous plug, bronchospasm, ETT too small -If high plateau pressure - there is an issue with lung compliance ie: developing PNA, pulmonary edema, ...

CRNA Interview Questions and Answers 100% Solved Norepinephrine Mechanism of Action (MOA) ️️A1, A2, B1 agonist. Primary agent used in distributive shock because it's ability to recruit venous volume and augment preload, while increasing arterial tone, and increasing cardiac output. Alpha one causing peripheral smooth muscle contraction. (low dose venous, high dose venous and arterial). Alpha 2 adrenoreceptor agonism actually antagonizes the release of norepinephrine in the CNS, ...

CRNA Drugs Questions and Answers 100% Solved Isoflurane MAC ️️1.17 Isoflurane BGPC ️️1.4 Sevoflurane MAC ️️2 Sevoflurane BGPC ️️0.68 Desflurane MAC ️️6 Desflurane BGPC ️️0.42 NO MAC ️️104 NO BGPC ️️0.47 Ketamines Drug Class ️️Phencyclidine derivative Ketamines concentration ️️50 mg/ml Ketamines analgesia dose ️️0.2 mg/kg