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1CPR and Defibrillation within 3 to 5 minutes of VF collapse in OHCA can produce survival rates of
- A20-35%
- B35 - 50%
- C50 - 75%
- D75 - 95%
2Each minute of delay before defibrillation reduces the probability of of survival to hospital discharge by
- A0 - 1%
- B10 - 12%
- C15 - 17%
- D20 - 22%
3Chest compressions to a depth of 5cm results in how much of normal cardiac output in an adult?
- A5%
- B10%
- C15%
- D20%
- E25%
4What percentage of patients with an OHCA will be in VF/Pulseless VT?
- A30%
- B50%
- C70%
- D90%
5One of the ways Amiodarone's antiarrhythmic effects occur is by acting as Class
- A1a - Na channel blocking and prolonging the action potential
- B1b - Na channel blocking and shortening the action potential
- C1c - Na channel blocking and no effect on the action potential
- D1a - Na channel blocking and shortening the action potential
6Which of the following is False
- ALignocaine acts as a class 1b antiarrhythmic - sodium channel blocking, and shortening the action potential
- BLignocaine has little effect on atrial tissue
- CLignocaine has a half life of 8 hours
- DLignocaine adverse effects include heart block and asystole
7Which of the following drugs should be avoided in patients with muscular dystrophy, when performing an RSI?
- APancuronium
- BRocuronium
- CVecuronium
- DSuxamethonium
8Which of the following statements is false?
- ASuxamethonium can cause a second-dose bradycardia if administered too soon post first-dose
- BPancuronium causes a vagal-blockade initiated tachycardia
- CAtracurium can cause a histamine-release induced hypotension
- DRocuronium can cause an increased risk in intragastric pressure, and hence aspiration
9At PaO2 100mmHg, how much O2 is dissolved per litre of blood?
- A0.03ml/L blood
- B0.3ml/L blood
- C3ml/L blood
- D30ml.L blood
10Haemoglobin carries approximately how much O2 per litre?
- A20ml O2/Litre
- B200ml O2/Litre
- C1.39ml O2/Litre
- D3000ml O2/Litre
11Paediatric minute volume is
- A150ml/kg
- B50ml/kg
- C300ml/kg
- D30ml/kg
12Which of the following drugs can be given via the ETT during paediatric resuscitation
- AAdrenaline
- BAmiodarone
- CAtropine
- DCalcium
- EGlucose
- FLignocaine
- GMagneisum
- HPotassium
- ISodium Bicarbonate
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- FACEM Fellowship MCQ's (Resuscitation) Quiz on Resuscitation, created by Kesh Khullar on 19/01/2017.
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