SBA Mock 4 Topics Flashcards

1
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Deciding tube diameter for RSI?

A

Age/4 + 4

And - 0.5mm if using cuff, which you should for RSI

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2
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borders of epidural space

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post: ligamentam flavum
ant: posterior longitudinal ligament
sup: fusion of 3 spinal and periosteal layers of dura mater at foramen magnum
inferior: sacrococcygeal membrane
lateral: pedicles and intervertebral foramina

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3
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how does nitrous oxide affect the brain?

A

raise ICP, CBF, cerebral O2 consumption

impairs autoregulation

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4
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which anaesthetic agents can trigger histamine release, and action of mast cells confined to the skin?

A

atracurium
mivacurium
morphine
pethidine

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5
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warfarin metabolised by which enzyme?

A

CYP1A2

“warfarin-12”

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6
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volatile agents metabolised by which enzyme?

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CYP2E1

“volatile-21”

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7
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codeine metabolised to morphine by which enzyme?

What level of inter individual variation is there in this enzyme?

A

CYP 2D6

defective/ slow in:
10% uk population
30% chinese population

“codeine-26”

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8
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paracetamol is metabolised by?

A

CYP 3A4

“paracetamol-34”

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9
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What is the advantage of using S-ketamine?

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  1. more cardiostable
  2. doesn’t cause ischaemic preconditioning of the heart
  3. significantly LESS INTENSE emergence phenomena, but same frequency (more frequent in psych conditions)
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10
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what type of inheritance is malignant hyperthermia?

A

autosomal dominant

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11
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managing new onset AF < 24 hours?

A

no adverse features

  1. Heparin - attempt chemical or electrical cardioversion
  2. > 48 hours DC cardiovert
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12
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sulfanylureas action and risk

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Ie. glibenclamide
stimulates B-cells to secrete more insulin in T2DM
Mostly likely to cause hypoglycaemia in non-insulin dependent diabetics

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13
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Acetazolamide:

  1. target
  2. location
  3. effect
A
  1. carbonic anhydrase inhibitor
  2. PCT
  3. reduces pH,
    increases Cl
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14
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Bumetanide/ furosemide:

  1. target
  2. location
  3. effect
A
  1. Inhibit Na/Cl reabsorbtion
  2. Ascending loop Henle
  3. Reduce Na, K, Cl, Mg
    - increase pH
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15
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Bendroflumathiazide
Metalazone:

  1. target
  2. location
  3. effect
A
  1. Inhibit Na, Cl reabsorbtion
  2. DCT
  3. Reduce Na, K, Cl
    Increase Ca, pH
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16
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Amiloride:

  1. target
  2. location
  3. effect
A
  1. Inhibits Na/K exchanger
  2. DCT
  3. increases K
17
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Spironolactone:

  1. target
  2. location
  3. effect
A
  1. Aldosterone antagonist
  2. DCT/ CD
  3. increase K, reduce Na
18
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Mannitol:

  1. target
  2. location
  3. effect
A
  1. Osmotic diuretic
  2. Ascending loop henle
  3. Reduces Na, K
19
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ST elevation in lead II, II aVF indicates?

A

Right coronary artery

inferior MI

20
Q

ST elevation: leads V2, V3, V4?

A

LAD - left anterior descending artery

anterior MI

21
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ST elevation: I, aVL, V5, V6?

A

Circumflex artery

lateral MI

22
Q

highest risk events of very high pCO2?

A

arrhythmias
myocardial depression
increased PVR
etc.

23
Q

anterior spinal artery syndrome presents as?

A

ischaemia anterior 2/3 spine
therefore paralysis below level of ischaemia

Preserved proprioception, vibration sense and touch