Assessment test 3

Question 1

Meds you do NOT give for parkinsons

Answer 1

Reglan (metaclopranide)
Inapsine
Phenergen (promethazine)

Question 2

Big deal with Marfans

Answer 2

Aortic dissections
Spontaneous pneumos

Question 3

Anesthesia complications

Answer 3

aspiration,
obstruction
resp failure
high spinal
local anesthetic toxicity
anaphylaxis
sedative overdose

Question 4

Airway complications (KNOW!)

Question 5

How many breaths with positive CO2 for aiway confirmation?

Answer 5

6 breaths

Question 6

What nerve do you risk injuring with vigorous manipulation of airway or overinflated LMA?

Answer 6

CN XII
Hypoglossal N

Question 7

What nerve provides sensory to the vallecula?

Answer 7

CN IX
Glossopharyngeal N

Question 8

What cranial nerve usually carries the gag sensation to the brain?

Answer 8

CN IX
Glossopharyngeal N

Question 9

What cranial nerve usually carries the motor innervation to gag?

Answer 9

CN X
Vagus N.

Question 10

When tensing the vocal chords, what does the cricothyroid m. do to them?

Answer 10

ADDuction

Question 11

What happens with bilateral injury to the Superior laryngeal N?

Answer 11

Floppy vocal chords, difficulty adducting them.