Summer 2 Test 2 Mh And Ue

Front 1

Early sign of malignant hyperthermia

Back 1

Increased end tidal CO2

Front 2

Common clinical sign of MH in children

Back 2

jaw muscle rigidity

Front 3

Creatine kinase levels of greater than __ indicate MH

Back 3

20k IU

Front 4

4 classes of drugs that can cause NMS

Back 4

withdrawal of antiparkinsonian drugs
neuroleptics
antipsychotics
dopamine blocking agents

Front 5

What is the dantrolene dose

Back 5

2.5 mg/kg

Front 6

Reconstituted dantrolene concentration

Back 6

1mg/3 ml

Front 7

What is the basic defect in MH

Back 7

increased IC calcium

Front 8

Lidocaine

Back 8

lidocaine w/ 7
lidocaine w/o 4

Front 9

Prilocaine

Back 9

prilocaine w/ 8.5
prilocaine w/o 6

Front 10

Mepivicaine

Back 10

mepivicaine w/ 7
mepivicaine w/o 4

Front 11

Bupivicaine

Back 11

Bupivicaine w/ 3.5
bupivicaine w/o 2.5

Front 12

Ropivicaine

Back 12

Ropivicaine 3 w/o
ropivicaine 4 w

Front 13

Innervation of the brachial plexus

Back 13

C5-T1

Front 14

Nerves of the brachial plexus

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ulnar
radial
median

Front 15

Nerve that you are most likely to miss when doing a brachial block

Back 15

ulnar

Front 16

Nerve for the little finger

Back 16

ulnar

Front 17

Nerve for the shoulder

Back 17

axillary

Front 18

Nerve for the biceps and medial forearm

Back 18

medial cutaneous nerve

Front 19

Nerve for the lateral aspect of the forearm

Back 19

lateral cutaneous nerve

Front 20

Nerve for the palm of hand and part of thumb w/ tips of 1st 2 fingers

Back 20

median

Front 21

Nerve for the thumb side and half of the back of the hand and area up the middle of the forearm

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radial

Front 22

Landmark for interscalene block

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lateral border of scleidomastoid
midline clavicle- interscalene groove
level of cricoid

Front 23

What kind of patient would an interscalene block be contraindicated in

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someone with hemiparesis

Front 24

Primary complication of the supraclavicular approach

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pneumothorax

Front 25

Landmark for supraclavicular block

Back 25

midpoint of clavicle and interscalene groove

Front 26

What nerves do you block with an axillary block

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median
ulnar
medial musculocutaneous

Front 27

Which nerves are on the superior side of the artery in an axillary block

Back 27

median
musculocutaneous

Front 28

Which nerves are on the interior side of the artery in an axillary block

Back 28

ulnar
radial

Front 29

How do you block the musculocutaneous nerve when performing forearm surgery

Back 29

inject into the coracobrachialis muscle

Front 30

Landmark for the ulnar nerve block

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proximal to the olecran process of the elbow

Front 31

Landmark for a median nerve block

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median to the brachial artery at the elbow

Front 32

Landmark for a radian nerve block

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2 cm lateral to the biceps tendon slightly proximal to the lateral condyle

Front 33

Test for ulnar nerve blockade

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adduction of pinkie

Front 34

Test for musculocutaneous nerve blockade

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flexion of biceps

Front 35

Test for median nerve blockade

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flexion of fingers and wrist

Front 36

Test for radial nerve blockade

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extension of triceps and wrist

Front 37

What should you never add to a bier block

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