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Resuscitation

Kesh Khullar 12 questions

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  1. 1CPR and Defibrillation within 3 to 5 minutes of VF collapse in OHCA can produce survival rates of
    1. A20-35%
    2. B35 - 50%
    3. C50 - 75%
    4. D75 - 95%
  2. 2Each minute of delay before defibrillation reduces the probability of of survival to hospital discharge by
    1. A0 - 1%
    2. B10 - 12%
    3. C15 - 17%
    4. D20 - 22%
  3. 3Chest compressions to a depth of 5cm results in how much of normal cardiac output in an adult?
    1. A5%
    2. B10%
    3. C15%
    4. D20%
    5. E25%
  4. 4What percentage of patients with an OHCA will be in VF/Pulseless VT?
    1. A30%
    2. B50%
    3. C70%
    4. D90%
  5. 5One of the ways Amiodarone's antiarrhythmic effects occur is by acting as Class
    1. A1a - Na channel blocking and prolonging the action potential
    2. B1b - Na channel blocking and shortening the action potential
    3. C1c - Na channel blocking and no effect on the action potential
    4. D1a - Na channel blocking and shortening the action potential
  6. 6Which of the following is False
    1. ALignocaine acts as a class 1b antiarrhythmic - sodium channel blocking, and shortening the action potential
    2. BLignocaine has little effect on atrial tissue
    3. CLignocaine has a half life of 8 hours
    4. DLignocaine adverse effects include heart block and asystole
  7. 7Which of the following drugs should be avoided in patients with muscular dystrophy, when performing an RSI?
    1. APancuronium
    2. BRocuronium
    3. CVecuronium
    4. DSuxamethonium
  8. 8Which of the following statements is false?
    1. ASuxamethonium can cause a second-dose bradycardia if administered too soon post first-dose
    2. BPancuronium causes a vagal-blockade initiated tachycardia
    3. CAtracurium can cause a histamine-release induced hypotension
    4. DRocuronium can cause an increased risk in intragastric pressure, and hence aspiration
  9. 9At PaO2 100mmHg, how much O2 is dissolved per litre of blood?
    1. A0.03ml/L blood
    2. B0.3ml/L blood
    3. C3ml/L blood
    4. D30ml.L blood
  10. 10Haemoglobin carries approximately how much O2 per litre?
    1. A20ml O2/Litre
    2. B200ml O2/Litre
    3. C1.39ml O2/Litre
    4. D3000ml O2/Litre

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FACEM Fellowship MCQ's (Resuscitation) Quiz on Resuscitation, created by Kesh Khullar on 19/01/2017.
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