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Critical Care Medicine 2012
Critical Care Medicine 2012
in
Critical
Care
Nov
2012
a. Equals
to
elastic
forces
of
the
lung
b. Increased
in
acute
asthma
1.
ECG
c.
Increased
in
exercise
(f,f,t)
a. Uses
microelectrodes
-‐
b. 1cm
is
equal
to
1
mV-‐
7.
Following
drugs
are
partial
agonists
c. Indicator
of
stroke
volume-‐
a. Flumenazil
d. Can
diagnose
complete
heart
b. Digoxin
block-‐
c. Naloxone
(f,t,f,t)
(f,f,f)
2.
Pulse
oxymetry
8.
Following
drugs
have
antiemetic
action
a. Need
to
be
pulesetile
for
accurate
a. Metaclopromide
reading-‐
b. Domperidone
b. Over
reads
in
hypothermia-‐
c. Omeprazole
c. Over
reads
in
smokers
d. Clopromazine
d. Uses
infrared
and
red
light
e. Ondansetrone
(t,t,t,t)
(t,t,f,t,t)
3.
CSF
9.
Hormones
responsible
to
metabolic
a. Contains
2-‐3
monocytes
response
to
trauma
b. Same
conc
of
sugar
as
in
plasma
a. Thyroxin
c. CSF
in
ventricles
connected
with
b. Cort
isol
subarachnoid
space
c. Insulin
d. Blood
stained
in
SAH
d. Adrenalin
e. Absorbed
by
coroid
plexus
(t,t,f,t)
(f,f,t,t,f)
10.
ACE
inhibitors
4.
Stroke
Volume
a. Increase
Bradykinine
a. Increased
in
with
venous
return
b. Causes
cardiac
hypertrophy
b. Depends
on
left
ventricular
end
c. Renal
protective
diastolic
pressure
d. Cardio
protective
c. Reduced
in
increased
peripheral
e. Causes
hyperkalaemia
resistance
(t,f,t,t,t)
(t,t,t)
11.
Mannitol
5.
Gastric
emptying
a. Acts
on
distal
tubule
a. Increased
by
erythromycin
b. Secreted
by
renal
tubule
b. Under
influence
of
CCK
c. Is
a
polypeptide
c. Reduced
in
pregnancy
d. Scavengers
free
radicals
(f,f,f,-‐)
(t,t,t)
12.
Measurements
of
dispersion
18.
DC
Shock
can
be
given
to
13. Tests of significance 19. Following units are correctly linked
(t,f,t,t)
35.
Anatomy
of
the
neck
b. In
local
anaesthetics
the
conc
is
1:
20000
a. Internal
jugular
vein
lies
lateral
to
c. Has
prolong
action
internal
carotid
artery
(t,f,f)
b. Vagus
nerve
lies
between
trachea
and
oesophagus
c. Oesophagus
lies
immediately
40.
Following
drugs
adsorbed
by
dermal
route
anterior
to
prevertibral
fascia
a. Atropine
d. Sympathetic
chain
lies
immediately
posterior
to
carotid
b. Diazepam
c. Morphine
sheath
d. GTN
e. External
jugular
vein
has
competent
valves
(t,f,f,t)
(t,f,t,t,t)
41.
In
Pulmonary
hypertension
36.
Vagus
nerve
supplies
a. ‘’A”
wave
appear
in
JVP
b. LBBB
a. Tympanic
membrane
c. Pul.
Mean
arterial
pressure
more
b. Cardiac
plexus
c. Oesophageal
plexus
than
25
mmHg
(t,-‐,t)
d. Diaphragm
e. Upper
eye
lid
(t,t,t,f,f)
42.
Features
of
heart
failure
37.
Dobutamine
a. Kerlies
B
lines
a. Used
in
low
output
failure
b. Flat
left
heart
border
b. Increase
peripheral
vascular
c. Enlarged
L/
atrium
resistance
d. Upper
lobe
diversion
c. Increase
mesenteric
circulation
(t,f,f,t)
(t,f,f)
43.
Features
of
normal
ECG
a. QRS
is
quadriphasic
in
V1
38.
Morphine
b. T
wave
is
inverted
in
L1
c. PR
interval
is
less
than
0.2
sec
a. Acts
on
μ
recaptors
b. Causes
bradycardia
d. QRS
complex
is
less
than
120
ms
(f,f,t,t)
c. Depress
myocardium
directly
d. Repeated
administration
causes
44.
Effects
of
anticholinesterase
tolerance
e. Increased
dose
causes
euphoria
a. Miosis
(t,t,f.t,t)
b. Increased
salivation
c. Diarrhoea
39.
Adrenaline
d. Tachycardia
e. Hypertensive
crisis
a. Simulates
both
alfa
and
beta
receptors
(t,t,t,f,f)
45.
Causes
of
pupillary
dilatation
a. Hypothermia
b. Pontine
haemorrhage
c. Stimulation
of
Symp.
System
d. During
seizures
(-‐,f,t,t)
47. Capnography
(t,t,t,t)