Basic level
(Band 5, higher)
- Define Pressure.
- What is the difference between weight and mass?
- Carbon monoxide makes the blood turn red; True or False?
- Theatre electrical equipment is supplied by low voltage electricity; True or False?
- What is a Newton?
- Propofol is a dissociative anaesthetic; True or False?
- What is the adult dose for Suxamethonium?
- What part does Fibrinogen play in blood clotting?
- During resuscitation, what is the dose and dilution for i.v. Adrenaline?
- Tissues receive oxygen by the process of perfusion; True or False?
- What is the weight:volume ratio of 500 mcg of drug X, in 2 ml saline?
- What does Naloxone do?
- At rest, what is the adult normal/typical level of expired CO2?
- What is a vasopressor? Give examples.
- The adult dose of Glycopyrrolate is 0.1 mg, every 2-3 minutes; True or False?
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- When testing the anaesthetic machine, with the volume setting at 500 ml,
the ventilator delivers a value of 450. Do you accept this value? Give reasons
why or why not?
- Hypoventilation can cause low levels of CO2 in the blood; True or False?
- The alveoli are part of the airway classed as dead space. True or False?
- What is a typical i.v. Insulin dose? How is it prepared?
- To treat hypotension, elevate the legs, and stop fluid administration; True or False?
- Metaraminol and Phenylephrine are vasopressors; True or False?
- Spinal anaesthesia causes vasoconstriction; True or False?
- Define Ischaemic.
- What are the side effects of Morphine?
- What is the meaning of anticholinergic?
- What are the side effects of an anticholinergic?
- Fentanyl is emetogenic; True or False?
- Labetalol can be used to treat hypotension; True or False?
- During surgery, an obstetric patient, lying prone, can suffer hypotension,
due to aorto caval compression; True or False?
- What is the meaning of Thrombosis?
- Vasoconstriction increases temperature loss; True or False?
- What is the function of Tranexamic acid?
- Ketamine does not cause respiratory depression; True or False?
- Why is an LMA inappropriate for the patient who has been induced with Thiopentone?
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- Carbon monoxide makes the blood turn red; True or False?
- Prior to awake fibre-optic intubation, a patient is given Glycopyrrolate; Why?
- During awake fibre-optic intubation, why would the oropharynx be sprayed with
Phenylephrine and/or Lidocaine?
- During an awake fibre-optic intubation, the ET tube cuff should be inflated before
the patient is induced; True or False?
- What are the principal functions of blood?
- A Mapleson F breathing circuit is a T-piece with the addition of a reservoir bag; True or False?
- What is the function of an Oesophageal Doppler probe?
- What is the immediate treatment for Anaphylactic shock?
- Why is type O blood considered to be universally accepted?
- Define Pneumothorax.
- What is the formula for the depth (at lips) of insertion of a paediatric ET tube?
- Why is Glycopyrolate given with Neostigmine, when reversing neuromuscular blockade?
- What types of surgery are classed as clean?
- What is meant by Contaminated surgery?
- What is the definition of Displacement Volume?
- The pressure of O2 in the blood is at a higher pressure than O2 in
the alveoli; True or false?
- The pressure of CO2 in the blood is at a higher pressure than CO2 in
the alveoli; True or false?
- What are the Sepsis Six?
- What is the definition of Septic Shock?
- What are the side-effects of Neostigmine?
- What is the difference between the Sympathetic and Parasympathetic
nervous systems?
- What are the side effects of Sugammadex?
- Resuscitation: it is safe to use an AED on a patient who is lying on a wet
surface; True or false?
- Which is more likely to induce airway irritation: Isoflurane or Desflurane?
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