Exam 2 (Pretest Questions) Flashcards

1
Q

Which potential injuries are associated with the sitting position?

  • Cerebrovascular injury
  • inferior vena cava compression
  • sciatic nerve stretch injury
  • lateral femoral cutaneous injury
A
  • Cerebrovascular injury
  • sciatic nerve stretch injury
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2
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The preferred location of the fresh gas inlet is?

  • between the pressure manometer and absorbent
  • between the reservoir bag and the inspiratory valve
  • between the Y-piece and the expiratory valve
  • between the absorbent and the inspiratory valve
A
  • between the absorbent and the inspiratory valve
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3
Q

Which is most likely to occur with the degradation of sevoflurane by absorbent?

  • Dessicated absorbent decreases degradation
  • It is degraded more as the length of the anesthetic increases
  • More degradation occurs with lower concentrations
  • More degradation occurs at lower temperatures
A
  • It is degraded more as the length of the anesthetic increases
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4
Q

Which position is contraindicated in a patient with an increased ICP?

  • Trendelenburg
  • Reverse trendelenburg
  • Prone
  • Sitting
A
  • Trendelenburg
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5
Q

Which component would not be present in a manual resuscitator?

  • Reservoir bag
  • Y-piece
  • Pressure limiting valve
  • Bag inlet valve
A
  • Y-piece
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6
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A patient is supine with the neck extended and the head turned to the right, away from the surgical site. Which positioning complication is most likely to occur.

  • compression of the radial artery
  • compression of the inferior vena cava
  • stretching of the femoral nerve
  • stretching of the brachial plexus
A
  • stretching of the brachial plexus
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7
Q

In the prone position, which pathophysiologic change occurs?

  • Increased cardiac output
  • Decreased venous return
  • Decreased facial edema
  • Decreased gastric pressure
A
  • Decreased venous return
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8
Q

The adjustable pressure-limiting valve serves to:

  • control inspiratory pressure for the ventilator
  • limit PEEP to 20 cm H₂O
  • Release gas to be scavenged
  • Decrease turbulent flow from the vaporizer
A
  • Release gas to be scavenged
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9
Q

In which system is the fresh gas inlet the most distant from the patient connection?

  • Mapleson A
  • Mapleson B
  • Mapleson C
  • Mapleson D
  • Mapleson E
  • Mapleson F
A
  • Mapleson A
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10
Q

In lithotomy position, which nerve is most commonly injured due to compression from the leg supports?

  • Lateral femoral cutaneous
  • Common peroneal
  • brachial plexus
  • Popliteal
A
  • Common peroneal
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11
Q

What characteristic is not present in breathing tubing?

  • Internal volume of 400 - 500 ml/m
  • Multidirectional valves at the Y-piece
  • A low resistance system
  • Consists of plastic that is large bore and corrugated
A
  • Multidirectional valves at the Y-piece
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