Exam 2023 Flashcards

Israeli board exam

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Locus cereleus and sleep

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Secretes noradrenalin
Highest activity during waking up
Lowest during Non REM

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2
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CaO2 formula

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1.34xHbxSa + 0.003xPO2

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3
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DO2 formula

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CaO2x Q (cardiac output)

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Lung apex vs base. Pressure and compliance

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Apex. Less compliance (expands less) Pleural pressure lower
Trans pulmonary pressure higher

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5
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Laplace law

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Pressure x radius / 2x wall thickness

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What happens when there is an increase in heart wall thickness

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Decrease radius, O2 consumption, Surface tension
Increase ventricular pressure

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TLC
RV
FRC
VC
in restrictive and obstructive

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Obs. Decrease VC Increase the rest
Rest. Everything decreases

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8
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Effect on motility of drugs

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No effect midazolam
Increase Morphine
Decrease Propofol, Sevo Isoflurane

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9
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Absolute CI liver transplant

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Active uncontrolled sepsis
Severe Cardiopulmonary disease
Alcohol abuse
lack of compliance
Cancer outside of liver
AIDS

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10
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Vasodilator systems in kidney. Type and effects

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Prostaglandins, Kinins, ANP
Increase GFR / Urine o. / RBF / Na excretion

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11
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Therapeutic index

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TI = Ld50 / Ed50

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12
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Effects of 75% N2O in Thorax and GI

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X2 pneumothorax in 10 min
x3 pneumothorax in 30 min
x2 Gi volume in 120 min

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13
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Palv definition

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Estimation of % of gas in CNS and other highly perfused organs

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14
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Isoflurane vs desflurane. Context sensitivity recovery

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Larger in Iso compared to Desf

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15
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What to check always before use of anesthetic machine

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Suction
Monitors
CO2 absorbent
Leak
Gas flow

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16
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Morphine in women

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Greater potency
slower speed of onset

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17
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Why hyperalgesia after opiates

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Stimulation of NMDA

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18
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COX 1 vs COX 2

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COX 1 Gastro / platelets / kidney
COX 2. Inflammation / pain / fever / cardiac

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19
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When to expect hyperkalemia after Scoline

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Hypovolemia
Met acidosis
Intra abdominal infection
Physical trauma

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20
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Sugammadex characteristics

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Safe in Neuromuscular D.
Interact with contraceptive pills (decrease efficacy of sugammadex)
No difference in renal failure
No effect on fetus

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21
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Tranlendemburg and CO

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CO increase 9% in a minute

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22
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Malignant hyperthermia treatment

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Dantralone 2.5 mg/kg
HCO3-
Control fever
Urine output 1-2 ml/kg/h

23
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Ejection Fraction severity

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50- 70 norm
41 -50 Mild
31 - 40 Mod
< 30 Severe
EF = (ED - ES ) / ED

24
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Drugs that cause burst supression

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Vapors MAC > 1.5
Barb , Propofol, Etomidate at higher doses
No burst. NO , BZP, Opiates, Ketamine, Dexm

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Transmitral pulsed wave doppler
Measure Diastolic function A - Atrial contraction E - Peak early filling
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What to do in case of rebreathing CO2
Leads to increase CO2, to solve it, increase flow (hyperventilate)
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Nephroprotective drugs
Dexmedetomidine, Propofol
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Most reliable test for neuromuscular recovery after surgery
Handgrip/leg up/ head up > 5sc Maximum inspiration support Tongue depressor test
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TOF PTC
TOF 0 - 4 and fade (from 0.1 - 1) In fade, TOF = 4 PTC 0 - 15 In PTC, TOF = 0
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Arm innervation
C5 Upper forearm C6 finger 1 C7 2/3 finger C8 4/5 finger T1 lower forearm
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Feet innervation
Superior peroneal - 2/3 toe Sural - Lateral feet Tibial - Talus
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TBWater according to age Neonate, 6m, 1y, 5y, young adult, elderly
Neonate 80% 6m 70% 1y 60% 5y 65% Y.A. male 60% female 50% Elderly 50%
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Correction of hyponatremia
Mod. 3% NaCl 1ml/Kg/h. 3-4 mEq/l Severe. 100 ml 3% (increase 2-3 mEq/l) Maximum 10 mEq/24h
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Magnesium. normal range and effect in hyperMg hypoMg
Norm 1.7 -2.3 mg/dl HyperMg N+V, decrease QRS, can lead to bradycardia if >24 Decrease tendon reflexes if > 20 > 48 Coma HypoMg Vertigo, Trausseau + Chovstek. Prolong PR
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PCO2 in met alk/ac formulas
Met Alk. HCO3x 0.7 + 20 Met ac. HCO3 x 1.5 + 8
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Cryoprecipitate content
Factors 8, 13, vW, fibrinogen, fibronectin
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More effective predictor of complications of surgery on the side in one lung ventilation
paO2 on the side in two lungs ventilation
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Induction in patient with aortic regurgitation. What's important
To maintain preload high
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Acute liver failure
Encephalopathy + INR > 1.5 without previous disease Usually acetaminophen toxicity
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Cardio in pregnant woman
1 sound accentuated, 4 sound present ST depression (1mm) increase heart size, EF, HR TR/PR, sometimes MR
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Prevention of Bezold jarisch reflex
Produces bradicardia and hypotension. Beta blockers and fluids
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Age and changes in CV system
Increase: Afterload, Myocardial consumption, Wall stress, Incidence of VTe, Aortic stenosis Decrease: Sympathetic tone
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Liver function and age
Decrease size and function, Blood flow, number of hepatocytes Most relevant blood flow
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Kidney function and age
Decrease in size, GFR, Na
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Lung function and age
Diaphragms weakens Chest wall stiffens Increase compliance Decrease Elastin production, VC Increase CC at the expense of FRC
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Late resuscitation goals
Syst > 110 Coagulation Electrolyte balance Normal Temp Normal urine output
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Initial TBI treatment
ABC PCO2 > 35 PO2 > 75 Sat > 94% Normothermia Normal ICP
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Most common injury in aorta blunt trauma
Distal to the left subclavian artery
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Epiglottitis induction in kids
Careful No RSI, No awake (no crying) Light anesthesia with spontaneous breathing
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Ambulatory surgery in toddler
Post conceptual age > 60
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Cardiovascular changes after birth in order
Decrease portal blood pressure --- Closure of DA --- increase PBF --- Closure of foramen ovale
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Breathing in infants
Decrease the diameter, increase the resistance Increase O2 consumption Type 1 fibers at 2 years, increase the work of breathing Increase compliance
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Predictors of urinary retention
> 50 Fluids > 750 ml Urine bladder > 270 ml
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IVC changes
< 2.1 cm Hypovolemia Distended Cardiogenic, distributive, obstructive. CO low except of distributive