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Anaesthesia Day 2021

Total questions: 20

Worksheet time: 13mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

Ketamine :

a)

Has local anaesthetic properties

b)

Bind to Gaba receptor

c)

Can cause bronchospasm

2.

surfactant :

a)

Produced by type I alveolar cells

b)

Surfactant reduce pulmonary compliance

c)

Predominantly composed of carbohydrate molecules

d)

Greater stabilising effect on smaller alveoli

3.

Lignocaine :

a)

is an ester anaesthetic agent

b)

Acts on the voltage-gated sodium channel

c)

Class II anti-arrhythmic agent

d)

has a pka of 8.1

4.

Midazolam :

a)

Binds at Gaba b receptor

b)

Cause hyperpolarisation of the neuron through chloride ion

c)

metabolised by cytochrome P450

d)

is a phencycylidine derivatives

5.

The following are catecholamines:

a)

Dopamine

b)

Dobutamine

c)

Noradrenaline

d)

Dopaxemine

6.

High altitudes causes:

a)

Increase concentration of 2,3-DPG

b)

Increase renal excretion of bicarbonate

c)

reduce pulmonary artery pressure

7.

In third trimester pregnancy, the following are lowered:

a)

Pao2

b)

Pco2

c)

Functional Residual Capacity

d)

Lung compliance

8.

Venous air embolism causese reduction in ETCO2 due to:

a)

Arrhythmia

b)

Fall in cardiac output

c)

Reduce diffusion gas

d)

Increased dead space

9.

Naloxone :

a)

is a competitive antagonist a mu-receptor only

b)

Precipitates acute withdrawal symptoms in opiate addicts

c)

Presented as a clear position containing 0.4mg/ml

d)

Undergoes extra hepatic conjugation

10.

Causes of hyperkalaemia include:

a)

Spironolactone

b)

Alkalosis

c)

Digitalis Toxicity

d)

B-agonist

11.

Bedsides testing for detecting autonomic neuropathy include:

a)

Valsava manouvre

b)

Postural blood pressure measurement

c)

Maddox wing test

d)

Romberg’s test

12.

Functional Residual Capacity (FRC):

a)

Approximately 30ml/kg

b)

Increased during anaesthesia

c)

Decreased in pregnacy

d)

Maybe less than closing capacity

13.

Regards to antibiotic use in ICU:

a)

Imipenem has better coverage for enterococcus sp that meropenem

b)

Imipenem is effective in the treatment of MRSA infection

c)

Clindamycin is indicated in severe sepsis due to necrotising fascitis cause by beta haemolytic streptococcus infection

d)

Ertapenem is a drug of choice for ESBL

14.

Regarding ventilator associated pneumonia:

a)

Incidence can be reduced by using closed suctioning system

b)

Multi drug resistant Acinobacter baumanii infection is best treated with colistin

c)

Broad spectrum antibiotics is indicated in early stage of VAP

d)

Early use of H2-receptor antagonist reduces its incidence

15.

The following drug can be given through endotracheal tube

a)

Adrenaline

b)

Atropine

c)

Lignocaine

d)

Sodium Bicarbonate

16.

When is the World Anaesthesia Day?

a)

16 October

b)

15 October

c)

14 October

d)

20 October

17.

When is the birth of Anaesthesia?

a)

16th October 1900

b)

16th October 1846

c)

14th October 1856

d)

18th October 1796

18.

Where was the first anaesthesia dose given in the world?

a)

Edinburgh general hospital

b)

Royal Institution London

c)

Massachusetts general hospital

d)

Harvard medical institution

19.

The first anaesthetist that successfully performed anaesthesia?

a)

William Morton

b)

Sir Jacob Bigelow

c)

William Wallace

d)

Sir Edward Cullens

e)

Ibn Sina

20.

Which following statements are true?

a)

Dr Corning gave the first spinal anaesthetic in 1885 in New York.

b)

Muscle relaxation using curare was first demonstrated in humans in Montreal in 1942

c)

Sodium thiopentone came into use in the late 1930s

d)

Dr Henry Hickman described the use of carbon dioxide to produce loss of consciousness