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1
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TPN before surgery

A

Decrease the dosage the evening before the surgery

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2
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Neurovascular coupling definition

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Describes coupling between neuronal activity and the vasculature.
Negative feedback in which if activity increases, the autoregulation expands

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3
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Brain waves

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Beta is linked with higher anxiety and more active states, with attention often directed externally.

Alpha is linked with being very relaxed, and passive attention (such as listening quietly but not engaging)

Theta is linked with deep relaxation and inward focus.

Delta is linked with deep sleep

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4
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Where do we have ECF tonicity sensors

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Hypothalamus

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5
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What is Raj test

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After local anesthetic injection, the motor response dissapear

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6
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Superior limb block site of action

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Roots and Trunks: Interscalene block

Trunks or Divisions: Supraclavicular block

Cords: Infraclavicular block

Branches: Axillary block

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7
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What method of ventilation is better for the hospital stay

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The method of ventilation doesn’t affect the hospital stay

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8
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Where in the brain sympathetic nociceptive stimulation begins

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Nucleus tractus solitarius

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9
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What’s the main indication for CRT

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LBBB

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10
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K and aldosterone

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Increase of K out of the cell increase the release of aldosterone

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11
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Malnutrition and BUN

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Malnutrition decreases BUN with no connection with the GFR

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12
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Cortex and V.A. effect

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Sevoflurane has been shown to functionally disconnect the thalamus and cortex, especially frontal cortex

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13
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Calcium channel blockers

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P channels are not affected by calcium entry-blocking drugs such as verapamil, diltiazem, and nifedipine. These drugs have profound effects on the slower L channels present in the cardiovascular system.

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14
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Accommodation and scoline

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Accommodation does not occur in extraocular muscles, and these muscles can undergo a sustained contracture in the presence of succinylcholine

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15
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clearance of CO2 in lungs is determined by

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Removal of carbon dioxide (CO2) is determined by alveolar ventilation, not by total (minute) ventilation.

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16
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In what zone of the lungs perfusion ventilation is maximal

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Zone 2

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17
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When does it take place isovolumetric relaxation takes place in ECG

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And the end of T wave

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18
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The half-life for the process (time for halving the vaporizer-circuit concentration difference)

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0.693 × Vcirc/FGF.

19
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How many half times is 95%

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3

20
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Ketamine charac

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Ketamine, just as other NMDAR antagonists, may thus prevent opioid-induced hyperalgesia

The duration of ketamine anesthesia after a single IV administration of a general anesthetic dose (2mg/kg) is 10 to 15 minutes

Cardiovascular stimulation after small-dose ketamine infusion is characterized by tachycardia, systemic / pulmonary hypertension

21
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Biased agonists

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are agonist that activates only one portion of a receptor’s signaling pathway while inhibiting the other portion.
In the case of the Mu receptor, decreases arrestin beta (less GI and respiratory complications)

22
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ED50 and ED95 of rocuronium and atracurium

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Roc. ED50 0.15 ED95 0.3
Atrac. ED50 0.1 ED95 0.21

23
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Propofol TCI

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For surgery 4-8
For loss of conciousness 2-3
For sedation 1.33

24
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Neurotransmitter for parasympathetic nervous system

A

Acetylcholine

25
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HypoCa in ECG

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Elongated QT

26
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Treatment for hemolytic reaction

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27
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CO and Palv

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High CO, Higher uptake from the gas, decreased Palv, slower induction

28
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Midazolam dosage

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0.05-0.15 mg/kg (even 0.3)

29
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Dexmedetomidine and BIS

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Dex decreases values of BIS but the patient still responds to sound or pain

30
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To evaluate the quality of the contraction of the walls of the heart

A

Parasternal short axis view

31
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Ginger

A

Cox 1 inhibitor
Stop 14 days before the surgery

32
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APFEL score

A

Female PONV nonsmoker Use of opioids
0-4
0 9%, 1 20%, 2 39% 3 60% 4 78%

33
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Pruritus after epidural

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No connected to histamine release.

34
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Suggested Ventilation parameters for One Lung Ventilation

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  1. Tidal volume 5–6 mL/kg ideal
    body weight
    Maintain: Peak airway pressure
    <35 cm H2O
    Plateau airway pressure <25 cm H2O
  2. Positive end expiratory pressure 5–10 cm H2O Patients with COPD, no added PEEP
  3. Respiratory rate 12 breaths/min
    Maintain normal PaCO2,
    PCO2 will usually increase 1–3 mm Hg during OLV
35
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After release of aortic clamp

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Pulmonary artery pressure increases. The rest of the hemodynamic values decrease

36
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TEG and pregnancy

A

R shorter
K Shorter
MA increase

37
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Normal breath rate in newborns

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40-60 bpm

38
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Hypercapnia and oculocardiac reflex

A

Worsen the reflex

39
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Pseudocholinesterase decrease in pregnancy in which week

A

10th week

40
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Stress test to perform to patients with pacemaker

A

Dipyridamole stress test

41
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Cranial nerves

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CN I – Olfactory
CN II – Optic
CN III – Oculomotor
CN IV – Trochlear
CN V – Trigeminal
CN VI – Abducens
CN VII – Facial
CN VIII – Vestibulocochlear
CN IX – Glossopharyngeal
CN X – Vagus
CN XI – Accessory
CN XII – Hypoglossal

42
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D-lactic acidosis

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is a rare metabolic complication in humans, but is occasionally observed as a consequence of short-bowel syndrome.

43
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Factor V Leiden

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Factor V Leiden is the name of a specific gene mutation that results in thrombophilia, which is an increased tendency to form abnormal blood clots that can block blood vessel

44
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LAST incidence

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1 / 1000