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A patient undergoing liver A
surgery has a venous air
embolism, what is the
most appropriate position
to place them in:
a. Reverse trendelenburg,
right side up
b. Reverse trendelenburg
left side up
c. Reverse trendelenburg,
neutral
d. Trendelenburg right
side up
e. Trendeleburg left side
up
Which of the following is A
NOT a side effect of
cyclosporine Cyclosporin product information
a. Alopecia • No mention of alopecia
b. Hypertension • Hypertension in up to 50%
c. Renal impairment • Impaired renal function very common
d. Gum hyperplasia • Gum hyperplasia very common
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What is the half life of A
clopidogrel?
a. 6 hours Clopidogrel product information
b. 14 hours "After a single, oral dose of 75 mg, clopidogrel has a
c. 24 hours half-life of approximately 6 hours"
d. 7 days
When administering D
adrenaline and atropine
via ETT dose compared
with IV should be
a. Same dose
b. Double
c. Quadruple
d. Six times
C
What splitting ratio gives a
Dorsh & Dorsh
3% concentration of
"The ratio of bypass gas to gas going to the
isoflurane
vaporizing chamber is called the splitting ratio and
a. 1/5
depends on the ratio of resistances in the two
b. 1/9
pathways"
c. 1/13
d. 1/20
http://www.anesthesia2000.com/physics/Chemistry_P
e. 1/23
hysics/physics17.htm
Isoflurane 3% = 1:13
What transfusion related B
complication is the
commonest cause of
mortality
a. Bacterial infection
b. TRALI
c. ABO incompatibility
d.
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DHATS2 AF
thromboembolic risk
scoring system
a. Age
b. Gender
c. Diabetes
d. Heart failure
e. Previous TIA
What is the ratio of A
breaths to compressions
in neonatal resuscitation
a. 1:3
b. 1:5
c. 2:15
d. 2:30
A
What is the innervation of
the hard palate?
http://ozradonc.wikidot.com/anatomy:focused-hard-
A. Greater palatine and
palate
nasopalatine
"The hard palate is innervated by branches of the
B. Superior labial nerve
maxillary nerve, both of which initially pass through
and greater palatine nerve
the pterygopalatine ganglion. The greater palatine
C. Interior orbital nerve
nerve descends through the greater palatine foramen
and nasopalatine nerve
with its companion artery, and runs anteromedially to
D. Glopharyngeal nerve
supply the mucosa of the posterior hard palate. The
and ...
nasopalatine nerve descends through the incisive
E. Anterior ethmoidal
foramen to supply the most anterior parts of the hard
nerve and
palate"
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ALL
RCH CPG - Inhaled Foreign Body
Look for:
• an opaque foreign body
• segmental or lobar collapse
Which of the following is
• localised emphysema in expiration (ball valve
suggesting of an inhaled
obstruction)
foreign body in a child on
• The CXR may be normal
chest x ray
a. Foreign body visible in
Rovin JD, Rodgers BM. Pediatric foreign body
front of airway
aspiration. Pediatrics in Review 2000
b. Hyper-expanded
Most common X-ray findings with inhaled foreign
hemithorax
body:
c. Collapse
• Normal - no abnormality
• Gas Trapping (due to ball-valve effect of foreign
body with respiration)
• Mediastinal shift
• Atelectasis
• Lobar collapse/consolidation
D
Miller - See chapter on DLT.
What is the distance from
the lips to the carina in an
?C
70kg adult male in cm
a. 21
Appropriate depth of placement of oral endotracheal
b. 23
tube and its possible determinants in Indian adult
c. 25
patients. Indian J Anaesth. 2011 Sep-Oct; 55(5): 488-
d. 27
493
e. 29
"The mean (SD) lip-carina distance, i.e., total airway
length was 24.32 (1.81) cm and 21.62 (1.34) cm in males
and females, respectively"
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Terms in this set (141)
A patient undergoing liver A
surgery has a venous air
embolism, what is the
most appropriate position
to place them in:
a. Reverse trendelenburg,
right side up
b. Reverse trendelenburg
left side up
c. Reverse trendelenburg,
neutral
d. Trendelenburg right
side up
e. Trendeleburg left side
up
Which of the following is A
NOT a side effect of
cyclosporine Cyclosporin product information
a. Alopecia • No mention of alopecia
b. Hypertension • Hypertension in up to 50%
c. Renal impairment • Impaired renal function very common
d. Gum hyperplasia • Gum hyperplasia very common
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What is the half life of A
clopidogrel?
a. 6 hours Clopidogrel product information
b. 14 hours "After a single, oral dose of 75 mg, clopidogrel has a
c. 24 hours half-life of approximately 6 hours"
d. 7 days
When administering D
adrenaline and atropine
via ETT dose compared
with IV should be
a. Same dose
b. Double
c. Quadruple
d. Six times
C
What splitting ratio gives a
Dorsh & Dorsh
3% concentration of
"The ratio of bypass gas to gas going to the
isoflurane
vaporizing chamber is called the splitting ratio and
a. 1/5
depends on the ratio of resistances in the two
b. 1/9
pathways"
c. 1/13
d. 1/20
http://www.anesthesia2000.com/physics/Chemistry_P
e. 1/23
hysics/physics17.htm
Isoflurane 3% = 1:13
What transfusion related B
complication is the
commonest cause of
mortality
a. Bacterial infection
b. TRALI
c. ABO incompatibility
d.
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Which of the following is B\d\d//d3cgb598vs7bfg.cloudfront.net/images/uploa
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DHATS2 AF
thromboembolic risk
scoring system
a. Age
b. Gender
c. Diabetes
d. Heart failure
e. Previous TIA
What is the ratio of A
breaths to compressions
in neonatal resuscitation
a. 1:3
b. 1:5
c. 2:15
d. 2:30
A
What is the innervation of
the hard palate?
http://ozradonc.wikidot.com/anatomy:focused-hard-
A. Greater palatine and
palate
nasopalatine
"The hard palate is innervated by branches of the
B. Superior labial nerve
maxillary nerve, both of which initially pass through
and greater palatine nerve
the pterygopalatine ganglion. The greater palatine
C. Interior orbital nerve
nerve descends through the greater palatine foramen
and nasopalatine nerve
with its companion artery, and runs anteromedially to
D. Glopharyngeal nerve
supply the mucosa of the posterior hard palate. The
and ...
nasopalatine nerve descends through the incisive
E. Anterior ethmoidal
foramen to supply the most anterior parts of the hard
nerve and
palate"
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ALL
RCH CPG - Inhaled Foreign Body
Look for:
• an opaque foreign body
• segmental or lobar collapse
Which of the following is
• localised emphysema in expiration (ball valve
suggesting of an inhaled
obstruction)
foreign body in a child on
• The CXR may be normal
chest x ray
a. Foreign body visible in
Rovin JD, Rodgers BM. Pediatric foreign body
front of airway
aspiration. Pediatrics in Review 2000
b. Hyper-expanded
Most common X-ray findings with inhaled foreign
hemithorax
body:
c. Collapse
• Normal - no abnormality
• Gas Trapping (due to ball-valve effect of foreign
body with respiration)
• Mediastinal shift
• Atelectasis
• Lobar collapse/consolidation
D
Miller - See chapter on DLT.
What is the distance from
the lips to the carina in an
?C
70kg adult male in cm
a. 21
Appropriate depth of placement of oral endotracheal
b. 23
tube and its possible determinants in Indian adult
c. 25
patients. Indian J Anaesth. 2011 Sep-Oct; 55(5): 488-
d. 27
493
e. 29
"The mean (SD) lip-carina distance, i.e., total airway
length was 24.32 (1.81) cm and 21.62 (1.34) cm in males
and females, respectively"
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