Airway management

Question 1

most of glottis visible

Answer 1

cormach lehane grade 1

Question 2

only posterior glottis visible

Answer 2

cormach lehane grade 2

Question 3

only epiglottis

Answer 3

cormach lehane grade 3

Question 4

no airway structures visible

Answer 4

cormach lehane grade 4

Question 5

aspiration, near or involving upper airway, not in suping

Answer 5

endotracheal intubation

Question 6

machintosh blade

Answer 6

less epiglottis bruising, more room for tube, less tooth trauma

Question 7

miller blade

Answer 7

better exposure to glottis

Question 8

difficult to intubate by direct layngoscopy

Answer 8

fiberoptic endotr. intubation

Question 9

unstable cervical spine

Answer 9

fiberoptic

Question 10

fiberoptic intubation needs

Answer 10

TIME! don’t do if no time

Question 11

manage airway by using combo of

Answer 11

short barbs, inhaled anesthetics, muscle relaxants, O2, materials

Question 12

inhales anesthetic has pleasant odor, low toxicity, fast induction and emersion

Answer 12

halothane

Question 13

do not use halothane if pt has

Answer 13

CIRRHOSIS, heart dysrhythmia

Question 14

very pungent, rapid induction, emergence and not associated w/ cardiac arrhythmias

Answer 14

isoflurane

Question 15

use before succinylcholine to prevent fasiculations

Answer 15

D-tubocurarine

Question 16

muscle relaxant assists in intubation

Answer 16

succinylcholine

Question 17

reverses NM blockade

Answer 17

-stigmines

edroPHONium

Question 18

Stage 1 anesthesia

Answer 18

analgesia

Question 19

Stage 2 anesthesia

Answer 19

delirium

Question 20

Stage 3 anesthesia

Answer 20

deep surgery

Question 21

Stage 4 anesthesia

Answer 21

medullary paralysis

Question 22

methoxyflurane

Answer 22

renal toxic!