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5.6.2013(anesthesia) 28 Flashcards

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Muscle relaxation in myasthenia pts if needed during Sx

A

1/10th of dose of atracurium

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Ketanserine is used in

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Carcinoid syndrome

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2
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Muscle relaxant CI in obstetrics

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Gallamine(crosses placenta)

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Muscle relaxant used in arterial Sx

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Pancuronium(to maintain arterial pressure)

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4
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Muscle relaxant with maximum histamine release

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d-tubocurarine

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5
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NDMR used in RSI

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Rocuronium

Rapacuronium

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6
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Muscle relaxant used in hypotensive anesthesia

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d tubocurarine

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7
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Rate of flow in oxygen flush

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35-75L/min

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High pressure system

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Cylinder

Wall pipes

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Low pressure system

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Valves
Flowmeters
Vaporisers

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10
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Analgesic anaesthetic agents

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ketamine
Trilene
N2O
Ether

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11
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Antianalgesic anaesthetic agent

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Thiopentone

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12
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Rx of seizures in bupivacaine toxicity

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Thiopentone
Midazolam
Propofol

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13
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Gases filled as liquid in cylinder

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O2
N2O
CO2
Cyclopropane

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14
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Percentage of lignocaine used for urethral analgesia

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1-2% jelly

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15
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Concentrations of lignocaine available

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1%
2%
4%
5%
10%
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16
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Anesthesia of intact skin

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Eutectic mixture of LA

2.5% lidocaine+2.5% prilocaine

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17
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Anesthesia of cut skin

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TAC

LET

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18
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TAC

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Tetracaine 0.5%
Adrenaline 1/2,00,000
Cocaine

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LET

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Lidocaine 4%
Epinephrine 1/20,000
Tetracaine 0.5%

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20
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Side effects of opioids for which tolerance does not develop

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Miosis
Constipation
Convulsions

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21
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Concentration of Epinephrine used along with LA

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1:2,00,000

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22
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Remifentanyl is metabolised by

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RBC esterase

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23
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LA never used as surface anaesthetics

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Procaine
Mepivacaine
Bupivacaine

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24
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Betablockers with membrane stabilising activity

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Propranolol
Metoprolol
Labetolol
Acebutalol
Pindolol

Possess Membrane stabilising or Local Anesthetic Property

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25
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Concentration of adrenaline in bronchial asthma(inhalational)

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1:100

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26
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1:1000 conc of adrenaline is used for

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Anaphylactic shock i.m and subcutaneous

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27
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1:10,000 concentration of adrenaline used in

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Anaphylactic shock I.V

cardiac arrest- Intracardiac

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28
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Potency of remifentanyl

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Alfentanyl<remifentanyl=fentanyl

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29
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Renally eliminated Betablockers

A 
Nadolol
Sotalol
Atenolol
Acebutalol
Betaoxalol
Bisoprolol
Celiprolol

Not Soluble ABC

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30
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No of chest compressions in children

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90/min including neonate
30breaths

Totally 120events/min

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31
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Universal compression-ventilation ratio

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30:2 for all excluding newborn

32
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Newborn CPR guidelines

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Only till the baby remains in hospital

33
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Circulation in infants assessed by

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Brachial or femoral

34
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Compression ventilation ratio in infants

35
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CPR in ventilated patients

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Continuous compressions

8-10 ventilations per min

36
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pH below which NaHCO3 can be given

37
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Fluids in hypovolemic shock

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NaCl
RL
colloid

38
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Not a part of criteria for brainstem death

39
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Philadelphia criteria for brain death

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Lack of reflexes
Pupil fixed and dilated
Isoelectric EEG

40
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Confirmatory tests for brainstem death

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Isoelectric EEG

abscence of cerebral circulation by IV radioisotope cerebral angiography or four vessel contrast cerebral angiography

41
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Harvard criteria for brainstem death

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Absence of postural reflexes like decerebration

42
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Mismatched blood transfusion during Peroperative period,earliest manifestation

A

Oozing from operative site

43
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In conscious individual earliest manifestation of mismatched BT

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Lumbar pain due to ureteric colic secondary to oliguria

44
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Factors increasing absorption in anesthesia circuits

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Resistance in circuit
Small size granules
Low flow rate

45
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CO2 absorption decreased by

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High flow rate and tidal volume
Dead space
Channelling

46
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Desflurane is broken down to CO by

47
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Components of sodalime

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94% CaOH2
5% NaOH as catalyst
1% KOH

48
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Sodalime reacts with trilene to form

49
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Sodalime shouldn’t be used with

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Sevoflurane
Trilene
Chloroform

50
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Baralyme composition

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80% CaOH2

20% BaOH2

51
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Antibodies in fulminant form of halothane hepatitis

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Halothane altered protein antigen

52
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Halothane use within __________ months is a contraindication

53
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Muscle relaxants with minimal CVS effects

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Vecuronium>doxacurium>rocuronium

54
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Principle of boyles apparatus

A

Continuous flow,during both inspiration and expiration

55
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Boyle apparatus is a ____________ resistance system

56
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Time for which EMLA should be in contact with skin for analgesic effect

57
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Spinal cord in autopsy is approached through

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Posterior approach

58
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Common form of acute arsenic poisoning

59
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Antidotes for arsenic poisoning

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Hydrated ferric oxide

Dimercaprol

60
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Stages of chronic arsenic poisoning

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  1. gastrointestinal
  2. catarrhal
  3. skin
  4. neurological
61
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Postmortem appearance of stomach in arsenic poisoning

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Red velvety mucosa

62
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Garlic odor is seen in

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arsenic poisoning

63
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Kerosene odor in which poisoning

A

OPC

KEROSENE

64
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Phenolic odour in which poisoning

A

Carbolic acid

65
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Rotten egg odour in which poisoning

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Hydrogen sulphide

66
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Fishy odour in which poisoning

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Zinc phosphide

67
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Burnt rope odour in which poisoning

68
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Bitter almonds odour in which poisoning

69
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Fruity odour in which poisoning

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Ethyl alcohol

70
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Criminal negligence IPC

71
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Factors favouring adipocere formation

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Warm
Moist
Anaerobic environment

72
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Bacteria involved in adipocere formation

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Cl.perfringens(produce lecithinase)

73
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Adipocere formation is not seen in

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Foetus <7months

74
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Adipocere first forms in

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Subcutaneous tissues of cheeks
Breast
Buttocks
Abdomen

75
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Time taken for adipocere formation

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Adult limb:3-6months

12 month for whole body

76
Q

Conditions required for mummification

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High temperature
No moisture
Free air circulation around body

77
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Substances favouring mummification

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Arsenic

Antimony poisoning

78
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Medical education granted by Indian universities comes under

A

Schedule I of MCI act

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