ACE Exam 2022 Flashcards

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When doing TOF on foot, what n are you assessing?

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posterior tibial
***ONLY motor n in foot, the remainder are sensory

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TOF at foot v hand

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foot takes longer to onset and recovers faster

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STOP BANG, BMI to inc risk of OSA

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> 35

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STOP BANG, neck circumfrence to inc risk of OSA?

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40 cm (16 incchs)

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STOP BANG, age to inc risk of OSA?

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> 50

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abrupt dec in SpO2, what dye given?

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Methylene Blue -> absorbs at the same wavelength as deoxy Hg

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Indigo carmine SpO2

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little/no change

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Indocynanine Green SpO2

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slight dec 5-8%

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Drugs that cross placenta easily

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-lipophilic
-not protein bound
-nonionized
-small
-higher proportin of unionized drug in maternal plasma

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RF for post herpetic neuralgia

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-limited physical activity due to severe prodromal symptoms
-inc pain severity during infxn
-comorbid dx states incl resp dx and DM

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What meds take the longest to infuse in?

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Vancomycin
Fluoroquinolones: Ciprofloxacin

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b/l blockages of superior laryngeal nerves cause

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numbness above VC

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what Local anesthetic causese the most pain on injection?

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Etidocaine
-most lipid soluble
-Bupivacaine is also highly lipid soluble so 2nd most painful

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Least painful local anesthetic on injxn?

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Chloroprocaine least lipid soluble
-lidocaine 2nd least

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What vasopressor may cause serotonin syndrome?

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Methylene Blue
-MAO inh

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SE of hydroxocobalamin used as vasopressor

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chromaturia
-red colored urine

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What herbal meds theoretically impact coagulation?

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Garlic
Ginkgo
Ginseng

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How long before surgery does garlic need to be d/c for neuraxial?

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As long as no other anticoagulant drugs are being taken, does not need to be d/c

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MC reason for pediatric liver transplant

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biliary atresia

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20
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MC genetic cause of childhood liver dx

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alpha 1 antitrypsin def

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In noncardiac surgery, most common reason for periop stroke?

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HypoTN (def as > 30% dec in baseline blood pressure)

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Colloid osmotic pressure in preeclampsia

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DECREASED
-plasma albumin is reduced due to loss of albumin in the protein and leaking of plasma protein through capillaries

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CI to intraaortic balloon pump

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-AR
-aortic dissection
-severe PVD
-pts w/ mulitple organ failure w/ no hope of reovery
-aortic stent or grafts
-septic shock
-pt refusal

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How to know if pt is adequately alpha blocked for pheo surgery?

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After 7-14 days of alpha blockade
-BP < 160/90
-some degree of postural hypoTN
-no ventricular arrythmias or ST or T changes for 2 weeks prior to surgery

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What intraop infusions would be beneficial during a pheo removal?
-remifentanil -esmolol -Mg sulfate -precedex **Mg especially b/c dec catechlamine release, dec sensativity of alpha rec to catecholamines, antiarrythmic, direct vasodilation
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What is important before ligation of adrenal vein in pheo removal?
volume explansion!! pt is going to get hypoTN after removal b/c of loss of catecholamines and already alpha blockedinsulin and pheo
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What is important before ligation of adrenal vein in pheo removal?
volume explansion!! pt is going to get hypoTN after removal b/c of loss of catecholamines and already alpha blocked
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insulin and pheo
-dec in catecholamines after pheo removal -> dec gluconeogenesis and inc in insulin release -> pts end up hypoglycemic
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In trauma what causes the least movement of cervical spine?
intubation -jaw thrust, head tilt and oral airway insertion inc cervical movement
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Normal FHR
110-160
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FHR for uterine rupture
likely late decelerations or persistent fetal bradycardia
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Postop visual loss due to direct pressures
central retianl artery occlusion
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postop vision loss not related to direct pressure
ischemic optic neuropathy
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RF for ischemic optic neuropathy
-male sex, older, obesity -intraop: hypoTN, large volume replacement w/ crystalloid, long duration of operation, Wilson frame, excessive blood loss
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How long after catheter removal can heparin be restarted? ppx dose
1 hour
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how long after heparin stopped can catehter be put in? ppx dose
4-6 hours
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Why hypoTN after aoritc clamp off?
Mediator induced vasodilation -fluid shifts from central to peirpheral compartments
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What other congenital defect is found in peds w/ aortic coarctation?
bicuspid aortic valve (MC 80%)) PDA (50%)
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What n block to use in circumcision w/ tethered spinanl cord?
pudendal
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PPV in dec mycoardial contractility, effect on LV afterload?
decreased
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At what MAC are pts going to get amnesia?
0.5-0.7 age adjusted MAC
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MCC of death in hospitalized pts w/ SAH?
rebleeding
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Which opioid metabolism does renal failure most affect?
Morphine -> M6G has resp depression Meperidine -> CNS excitation sz
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Sub-Tenon optho block
essentially peribulbar block w/ catheter at end of syringe instead of needle
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What causes gastroschisis?
occlusion of omphalomesenteric artery
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Goal Hg for ESRD pts on EPO?
10
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ACLS pregnant woman
-manul L uterine displacement, don't tilt the table -if no ROSC in 5 minutes, hysterotomy -no change to J for shocking -compressions at normal lower sternum site
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What muscle relaxant is most likely to cause inc in catecholamine release?
succinylcholine
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If in OR and airway fire, what type of event?
sentinel event -means that there is a catastrophic pt safety issue that requires evaulation ASAP
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Six Sigma
set of QI tools and techniques
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What n likely to be paralyzed w/ deep cervical plexus block?
phrenic
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why does epi hel pw/ pain control when intrathecal?
alpha 2 agonist
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What level of CO2 promotes upper airway dilating muscle activity?
hypercarbia ~45
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What def makes people more susceptible to LAST?
Carnitine
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Iodinated contrast v gadolinium contrast, which has higher radiopacity?
iodinated
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RF for postop urinary retention
male age BPH anesethesia lol (spinal, epidural, and GA) -anticholinergics -excessive IVF -anorectal surgery -lower limb arthroplasty -long duration of surgery
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Which genetic defect gets harder to intubate w/ age?
Pierre RObin
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Hurler Syndrome, what is it? symp?
lysosomal storage d/o -airway obstruction, cervical spine instability, cardiac dysnfxn, restrictive lung dx, cognitive dyzfxn, dec vision and hearing f**atlanto axial instabolity
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ESRD autonomic dysregulation
inc sympathetic, dec paraympathetic NS -delayed gastric emptying -inc resting HR -dec HR variability -dec exercise tolerance -orthostatic hypoTN
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What n to block for cleft lip?
Infraorbital
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target for lumbar sympathetic block
L3 anterolateral aspect of vertebral body
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where is the celiac plexus located?
T12/L1
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MC complications in donors for livingn liver transplant
infxn bile leak pleural effusion
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What test is most useful for assessing pts post thoracotomy outcome?
maximal O2 consumption -risk of M&M is low if VO@ > 20
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Assessment of M&M in lung resection surgery
***maximum O2 consumption is most useful! -VO2 < 15-20 higher risk, or 6 minute walk test < 400 m -FEV1 < 40% higher risk -DLCO < 40% higher risk
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Best way to assess max O2 consumption
6 minute walk test -> how far can a pt walk in that time?-normal 400-600 -> if less than 400 time to do formal testing -if COPD divide 6MWT by 30 to get VO2
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In ambulatory surgery center w/ no volatile anesthetics, which must they have? succ? dantrolene or both?
just succ
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In ambulatory surgery center w/ volatile anesthetics, which must they have? succ? dantrolene or both?
both
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What herbal medical can cause serotonin syndrome w/ MAOi?
Ephedra -sounds like esmerelda -> she dances and inc serotonin in herself and those around her
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why cancel elective cases w/ positive COVID 19?
inc risk in pt periop complications
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Dose of methadone for 35 hr coverage?
20 mg
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Dose of methadone for 3-4 hr coverage?
10 mg
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When should chemoppx for DVT start postop after brain surgery?
Ideal within 72 hours! -24 hours better than 96
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Paraneoplastic syndrome w/ squamous cell carcinoma
hyperCa (PTHrP)
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Paraneoplastic syndrome w/ adenocarcinoma
Cushings growth hormone
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caffeine and ECT
inc sz duration
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What factor def can cause abnormal bleeding despite normal PT, PTT, and functional thrombin and fibrinogen time?
factor XIII
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blood supply?
R coronary artery
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how to tell a tension HA from a migraine?
tension: b/l, mild to moderate migraine: photophobia, phonophobia, rhinorrhea, lacrimation, conjunctival injxn, miosis, ptosis
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why clevidipine so short acting?
metabolized by blood and tissue esterases
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clveidipine arterial or v vasodilator?
selective arterial vasodilator -already has a v so just arterial vasodilating
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After how many weeks can intraop FHR monitoring be done?
22 weeks
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Porphyrias cause?
congenital errors in the synthetic chain that leads to production of Hg -> def in this cause accumulations of intermediates
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Why do pts w/ acute porphyrias get attacks intraop?
because they lose blood -> body wants to make more -> triggers inc in enzymes to make more Hg, but they have issues w/ that -stressors that trigger: dehydration, infxn, fasting
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where in brachial plexus is interscalene block done?
roots C5-C7
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Where is supraclav done in brachial plexus?
Trunks
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Infraclav, where done in brachial plexus?
Cords
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Unsafe avoid in porphyria
All barbiturates CCB Amiodarone Phenytoin Spironolactone Valproic Acid Ketamine
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Safe in porphyria
all volatiles atropine fentanyl midaz meperidine neostigmine nitrous oxide propfol succ vecuronium
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pt w/ low SVR and high PVR, what pressor to use?
Vasopressin
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cardiac concerns w/ scleroderma
pulm HTN -sclerosis of coronary arteries -issues w/ electrical conduction
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TEF repair, and sudden desat and dec in EtCO2 next step?
advance ETT
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RF PONV peds
-age > 3 -strabismus surgery -family hx PONV -surgery > 30 minutes
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pts allergic to hemostatic agents, more likely to be allergic to?
red meat -Mg -heparin -gabapentin -tylenol
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faster onset: rectal midaz, intranasal clonidine, PO precedez?
rectal midaz
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best regional block for coverage for a median sternotomy?
erector spinae
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What is multisystem inflammatory syndrome in peds?
kids 0-19 fever > 3 days -rash, hypoTN, myocardial dysfxn, coagulopathy, acute GI problems -inc ESR, CRP -no other microbial cause
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what opioid is assoc w/ serotonin syndrome?
Fentanyl!
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SVR and pneumoperitoneum
increased!
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Sickle cell dx and moyamoya and stroke, best steps?
-so no hyperventilation b/c moyamoya has profoundly small vessels distally -> vasoconstrictiona nd ischemic stroke -mannitol CI -dec HbS through transfusion!
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blood product most assoc w/ infxn?
plts room temp storage
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Where does greater occipital n originate?
C2 medial branch of dorsal ramus -on back of head, like dorsal more posterior
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severe hyperK next steps?
EKG to confirm actually severe -> Ca
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PPV of what is considered fluid responsive?
13%
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WHen is PPV to assess fluid responsiveness unrelieable?
-arrythmias (must be NSR) -RV failure -low lung compliance -low TV -sponatenous respirations -inc intraabd pressure -open chest
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Naloxegol MOA
selective mu opioid antagonist
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inc in inspiratory flow rate on I:E ratio?
decrease -less time in inh b/c flowing faster to get to the TV