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54 Cards in this Set
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EZ93 What is the chemical used in sodalime to indicate exhaustion? |
A |
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2. Repeat- Main heat loss in anaesthetic for neonate |
B |
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Child with murmur- what would make it more likely for you to investigate if you heard the murmur |
A |
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9. Patient with aortic stenosis, the signs indicate poor prognosis |
None quite right |
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Which is the best predictor of poor prognosis with aortic stenosis? |
B |
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10. New- Patient indicated for prophylaxis of infective endocardititis |
D |
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72 year old has had hip replacement surgery and 3 days postop has a pulmonary embolus. He is fully heparinised, but still dyspnoeic, clammy, BP 80/40, pulse 120 and CVP 18. The most appropriate next step is |
B |
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LSCS for foetal distress, meconium stained liquor. Management of baby |
D |
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An elderly lady has a closed neck of femur fracture and presents to ED. She is in chronic AF and on warfarin. INR is 2.6 and she is not bleeding. It is 9am and she is scheduled for repair the following day. According to current guidelines, how should her warfarin be reversed? |
C |
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Subarachnoid haemorrhage patient. What percentage rebleed in the first 24hours |
A |
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Post delivery neonate did not breath post stimulation by midwife, not vigorous, heart rate drop from 140 to 90bpm. Next step of action |
B |
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The safe maximal pressure for endotracheal cuff at the lateral side of the trachea |
C |
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Patient with mastocytosis. Intraop would probably be: |
A |
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Post epidural and LSCS, the next day patient have persistent paraesthesia anterior thigh. What other injuries would indicate more of nerve roots instead of peripheral nerve injuries |
A |
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After transfusion of 5 unit of FFP what is least likely to occur |
D |
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There is evidence to avoid BIS <40 for more than 5minutes because |
C |
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Most common cause of paediatric post anaesthesia cardiac arrest |
B |
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Post cervical spine op, there is bulging noted under the incision sit:E. Patient desaturated, combative, keep pulling off the oxygen facemask. Next course of action |
B |
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What drug known to cause prolong QT and risk of Torsades de Pointes |
B |
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During cardiac catheterisation (?) patient become BP 80/60, HR 110, CVP 16. What is the next most important investigation |
A |
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Intraop hyperfibrinolysis- how to diagnose (euglobulin lysis time NOT an option in the answer) |
A |
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75yo patient seen for femoral bypass surgery, no significant cardiac risk factor. He will be admitted 3 days prior to operation. You decided NOT to start on beta blocker and you are justified because: |
A |
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You see a man in his 60s in clinic 1 week prior to laparoscopic cholecystectomy. He has dilated cardiomyopathy with an ejection fraction of 30%, but does not get dyspnoeic with normal activities of daily living. What is the most appropriate management of his heart failure? |
C |
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A line isolation monitor protects against microshock |
C |
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Patient ingested 500mg/kg aspirin. In ICU, the most effective method to remove aspirin |
B |
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The below would increase A-a oxygen gradient Except |
C |
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Interscalene block after injection of 2ml bupivacaine- patient seizure. Most likely injected to |
B |
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Post intubation, you manual ventilate and noted patient high airway pressure. What would you do next |
B |
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Modified Cormack and Lehane grade - You cannot see beyond the epiglottis and there is a little space between the epiglottis and the posterior pharyngeal wall (? remembered as epiglottis touching posterior pharyngeal wall) |
D |
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Compared to retrobulbar block, peribulbar block is associated with |
These are all false |
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Lumbarsacral nerve does not supply: |
A |
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Trauma patient best indicator of good resuscitation (?)- |
A |
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Pregnant patient seatbelt, driver- involved in car accident. Suddenly developed severe central chest pain, HR 110, BP 154/80, RR 26, Sat 100%. The most likely cause? |
B |
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ASD murmur heard at |
C |
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Apnoeic oxygenation in obese patient can be increased by |
E |
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Post partum sudden collapse, suspected amniotic fluid embolism. The consistent finding is: |
C |
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Which is supportive of a diagnosis of amniotic fluid embolism? |
A |
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Young pregnant patient with moderate mitral stenosis, normal LV function. The best delivery method |
C |
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Neonate desaturate faster than adult at induction because |
A |
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The cause of hypoxia in one lung ventilation |
A |
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Suxamethonium dosage is higher in neonates compared to adults because: |
A |
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Indicates autonomic neuropathy EXCEPT: |
A |
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Best indicator of return of function of laryngeal muscles is: |
A |
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A nulliparous woman in labour for 8 hours with epidural analgesia has a fever 37.6 degrees. The most likely reason for this is |
D |
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Supply of sensation above the vocal cord- internal branch of superior laryngeal nerve |
The superior laryngeal nerve (SLN) has 2 divisions: internal and external. |
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Pre eclamptic patient post LSCS continue on Mg infusion in ICU. Found to be in respiratory depressed. Next management |
A |
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Periop clinic reviewing a patient with chronic/ end stage renal failure. Her calcium found to be low. He most certainly have |
B |
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When stimulating the ulnar nerve with a nerve stimulator, which muscle do you see twitch? |
C |
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When intubating over a bougie / awake fibreoptic, which direction do you rotate the tube to stop it catching on structures in the glottis |
C |
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Advantages of off-pump CABG over on-pump CABG |
A, E, F |
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After coronary artery bypass graft surgery, the FRC is |
?Probably D or E |
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A 60 year old man 24 hours post CABG is confused, oliguric, with BP 80/40, pulse 120. The most appropriate and useful investigation is |
B |
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Why should NSAIDs be avoided in pregnant women >30 weeks gestation? |
D |
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A 62 year old man has chronic renal failure. You notice his total serum calcium is 2.05 mmol/L. This is because he has |
D |