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CE05 Flashcards

1
Q

If pus is in the chest drainage system, what is being drained?

A

Empyema

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2
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Auscultatory crackles would most likely be associated with...
A. Asthma
B. Airway stenosis
C. Pulmonary embolism
D. Congestive heart failure
A

D. Congestive heart failure

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3
Q

What nerves are at risk when NIBP is measured on the upper arm?

A

Radial and ulnar

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4
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What nerve is at risk when the blood pressure cuff is placed too low on the upper arm?

A

Ulnar

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5
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What is the normal lung compliance value? (CL)

A

200ml/cmh2o

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6
Q

What is the calculation for lung/thoracic compliance?

A

1/CLT=1/CL + 1/CT

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7
Q

How do you calculate the fraction of applied airway pressure that will be transmitted into the pleural space?

A

f=CL/(CL+CT)

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8
Q

When does aspiration most often occur?

A

During induction

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9
Q

For safe, cost-effective preparation for an elective case, how many ETTs should be opened?

A

1

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10
Q

An otherwise healthy 29-year-old woman is scheduled to undergo BTL. What is a BTL?

A

Bilateral tubal ligation

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11
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An appropriately sized NIBP cuff should be __% of the width of the patient’s upper arm

A

40

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12
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An appropriately sized NIBP cuff should be __% of the length of the patient’s upper arm

A

80

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13
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What is the function of the anesthesia reservoir bag?

A

To help meet peak inspiratory flow requirements

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14
Q

You should stay below __cmH2O during bag/mask ventilation to avoid insufflating the stomach

A

20

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15
Q

What is a major contraindication to the placement of a NIBP cuff?

A

AV fistula

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16
Q

What does the acronym SVC stand for?

A

Superior vena cava

17
Q

Which nerve is at risk of injury when a face mask strap is used?

A

Facial (cranial nerve VII)

18
Q

What is the internal diameter of an anesthesia face mask connector?

A

22mm

19
Q

What observational assessment is the best means for assessing effectiveness of bag-and-mask ventilation?

A

Chest rise and fall

20
Q

Below what MAC level will sevoflurane not increase heart rate?

A

1.5

21
Q

Comparing blood pressure measurements taken on an upper arm and the ispilateral calf, how will the systolic and diastolic values compare?

A

Systolic increases more than diastolic

22
Q

Name one contraindication to hetastarch administration?

A

Allergic reaction

23
Q

When performing bag-and-mask ventilation in an adult, which fingers must be applied only to the bony rim of the mandible?

A

3, 4

24
Q

For vascular access procedures, a safe, effective alternative preparation for an iodine-allergic patient would be…

A

Chlorhexadine 4%

25
Q

Which intra-op physiologic changes most often causes prolonged duration of action of a non-depolarizing muscle relaxant?

A

Temperature

26
Q

During induction of anesthesia, what breath-to-breath end-point are you trying to achieve with bag-and-mask ventilation

A

Good tidal volumes

27
Q

If aseptic technique is employed consistently, how long can a multidose drug vial continue to be used?

A

Until its expiration date

28
Q

Which IVFs are contraindication for dilution of PRBCs or contiguous administration with PRBCs?

A

LR

29
Q

Which IV fluids are relatively contraindicated in patients with ESRD?

A

LR

30
Q

What are the normal values for prothrombin time?

A

11-15 seconds

31
Q

What is the effect of an undersized BP cuff on the BP reading?

A

It will overestimate the pressure

32
Q

What are the difference in arm vs. leg BP measurements?

A

BPs taken on the leg will read higher pulse pressures, higher systolics and higher diastolics (systolic increases more than diastolic)

33
Q

How do you calculate transmural CVP?

A

Trans CVP=Direct CVP - (f x Paw)

*convert cmH2O to mmHg

34
Q

What is the osmolarity of saline 3%?

A

1027 mOsm

35
Q

What is an example of a hypo-osmolar crystalloid IV solution?

A

LR

36
Q

What peak airway pressure should you stay below during BMV to avoid insufflating the stomach?

A

20cmH2o

37
Q

What attribute of CVP catheters is associated with increasing risk of infection?

A

Increasing number of lumens

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