MCQ Flashcards

(33 cards)

1
Q

What pressure opens aortic valve

A

80mmHg

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2
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How many times bigger is left ventricular wall to right?

A

3x

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3
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Describe the effect of venous pressure on volume

A

The initial graph is very steep between 0 and 10mmHg due to the large capacitance of the vessels

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4
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Pressure at venules vs larger veins

A

12-20mmHg in venues, 10mmHg in large veins like femoral/axillary

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5
Q

How is physiological dead space calculated?

A

Bohr Equation

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6
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What is the Bohr equation?

A

For ease of measurement, PACo2 equal to PaCO2. PECO2 equal to PETCo2

Small a = arterial, capital A = alveolar

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7
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What is normal value for Vd/Vt (Bohr equation)?

A

0.2-0.35

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8
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Why does blood flow increase in dependent area of lung?

A

Gravity increases perfusion pressures in lungs by 1cm H20 for every 1cm below level of heart. Therefore increased hydrostatic pressure

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9
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What is Fick equation for CO calculation?

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10
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Describe make up of polypeptides in adult Hb and fatal Hb

A

HBA (two alpha two beta), 2-3% is HbA2 (two alpha two delta).

Fetal = two alpha, two gamma

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11
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What type of iron is in Hb

A

Ferrous (Fe2+)

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12
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What is Bohr effect?

A

As co2 rises, affinity for O2 falls in Hb

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13
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What is Haldane effect?

A

Deoxygenated Hb has greater affinity for CO2

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14
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Why does rectal administration increase bioavailability?

A

Avoid first pass

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15
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Chemical form of thiopental

A

sulphur analogue of the oxybarbituate pentobarbital

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16
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How much of thiopental is availble in the active form in humans?

A

12% is unionised and not protein bound

17
Q

Blood gas co-efficient for Xenon

A

0.14 - very low, thus onset/offset is faster than Des/Sevo/N2O

18
Q

What is first perfect gas law?

A

Boyle’s law

19
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What is Boyles law

A

At a constant temp, the volume of a gas is inversely proportional to the pressure

20
Q

What us second perfect gas law?

A

Charle’s law

21
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What is Charles’ law

A

At a constant pressure, the volume of a gas is directly proportional to the temperature

22
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Third gas law?

A

At a constant volume, the absolute pressure of a gas is directly proportional to the temperature

23
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What is the perfect gas equation?

A

Constant = (PxV)/T

24
Q

What are gas laws corrected to?

A

Standard temp: 273.15K (0 degrees celsius)
Standard pressure: 101kPa

25
What is the temperature of water's triple point?
273.16K (0.01C)
26
Describe the flow nearest the wall in laminar flow and flow in the centre
near wall: It has no flow Centre: twice the velocity of the average flow
27
Why is nitrous a liquid in cylinders?
Boiling point -88, Critical temp 36.5, therefore it is a liquid with a vapour layer above
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what is nitrous filling ratio?
0.75
29
How accurate are flowmeters?
accurate to within 2.5%
30
What reduces accuracy of flowmeters?
Dirt in conical tube static electricity build up back pressure from common gas outlet
31
Which heart sounds correspond to which parts on QRS
32
Describe pressure in RA, LA, RV, LV
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