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1
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name 5 risk factors for citrate toxicity

A 
hypothermia 
liver disease 
peds population
blood transfusion 
hyperventilation

the first 3 have to do w decreased metabolism

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2
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how does hyperventilation cause citrate toxicity

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decreases ionized calcium therefore causing hypocalcemia therefore causing citrate toxicity

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ingesting water 2 hours preop comapred to 4 hours preop does what to gastric ocntent and pH

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drinkning water 2 hours preop will result in smaller gastric volumes and higher pH because tehre is a positive feedback loop that when stomach senses liquid in it it will try to empty faster

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4
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what are the least stable factors in FFP

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factor 5 and 8

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5
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4 signs of citrate toxicity

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  1. hypocalcemia
  2. hypomag
    3, myocardial depression –> hypotension
  3. coagulopathy
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6
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right to left shunt is going to effect the rate of induction of a more or less soluble voltaline

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it will slow the rate of induction of a less soluble anesthetic because the low blood:gas the dilutional effect of mixing shunt blood will be greater felt with lower soluble gases

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7
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which two gases should be measured by weight to see how much is left rather than cylinder pressure

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NO, CO2

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8
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what is the bainbridge reflex

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increases HR by blocking parasympathetic activity when stretch receptors located in the RA sense increased pressure

think they feel more blood aka stretch so increase HR to pump it out

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9
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hering bruer reflex

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pulmonary stretch receptors prevents inspiration and triggers expiration to prevent overinflation of lungs

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10
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what hormones decrease in stress response

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GH
T3/T4 think sick euthyroid syndrome
Tsh may increase oor decrease or stay norm

GH increase at first then drop
vasopressin will drop in septic shock

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11
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what is the advantage of a bain circuit aka modified mapleson D

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12
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what ekg leads in combination or alone are the best for detecting MI

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in combination lead II and V4 are ideal

alone V5 is the best

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13
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what will trigger the sub ambient pressure alarm on vent

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placing suction of NG tube in trachea

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14
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benefits of leukoreduction of blood products

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  1. reduced cmv transmission
  2. decreased febrile non hemolytic rxn
  3. decreased inflammatory response and inflamatory mediators accumulated during storage
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15
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what is the first line of treatment w someone displaying cushings triad after brain injury

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intubate

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16
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what lab value reflects synthetic function of liver the best

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PT

represents extrinisic pathway (factor 7)

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17
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changes in what 2 properties will cause a jump to another higher functioning frank starling cure

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  1. ionotropy jump upwards

2. stroke volume (vasodilators will decrease end diastolic pressure ) causing lefwards jump improves cardiac pressures

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18
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which peripheral neurotransmitters cause inhibition at spinal cord

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GABA
glycine
opioids

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19
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what can result in clotting time variability

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hypothermia
hemodilution
platlets 30-50k
drugs that affect platelets

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20
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how much liters in full n2O tank

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1500 L, 750 psig

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21
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whats the main reason infants have a higher voaltile anesthetic update compared to adults

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increased minute ventilation to FRC ratio

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22
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name the three ways nitroprusside toxicity occurs

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  1. cyanide ions bind to cytochrome C oxidase
  2. formation of cyanomethemeglobin
  3. thiocynate production which causes CNS effects
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23
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whats the pre succ dose of roc you would give?

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10% of ED95 dose

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24
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when doing caudal epidural in infant what are the layesr your needle croses

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skin, subq fat, sacralcoccygeal ligament

25
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what EKG abnormality will be seen in someone with multiple blood transfusions

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prolonged QT

2/2 to hypocalcemia

26
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what action requires the highest mac to prevent movement

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endotracheal intubation

NOT DL

27
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as the gas flow through a bobbin rotameter increases, what increases as well?

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cross-sectional orifice area

28
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how does storage of RBC affect 2,3 BPG

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storage causes a decrease of 2,3 BPG

think that the hgb wants to keep the O2 so the curve is shifted to left since tehres no tissue in the RBC

29
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what physiologic state can mimic the effects of mannitol

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hyperglycemia

osmotic diueresis

30
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does prealbumin increase or decrease after HD

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it increases because its too large to go through the ultrafiltration

31
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which part of the frank starings curve is volume dependent steep or flat

A

the steep part of the curve

32
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local anesthetic systemic absorption based on site

A

ICE BaLLS

intercostal > caudal > epidural> brachial plexus > lower limb > subQ

33
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when you have an incompetent inspiratory valve, increasing fresh gas flow does what

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minimizes rebreathing

34
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what is kidney stones more common w corticosteroid use

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because u have increased urinary calcium

35
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transfusion related immunomodulation has what benefit

A

renal allograft survival rates

36
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with non invasive blood pressure measurement how is the MAP deteremined

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maximum amplitude of oscillations

37
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what advantages do airway exchange cathetars have over gum bougies when performing ETT exchange

A

allows for jet ventilation and end tital CO2 monitoring

38
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what infection has highest rate of infection within a blood product

A

CMV

39
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if max amp is low or lys 30 is low what do u need

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for max amp u need platlets
for lys 30 u need plasmin (TXA etc.)

if any other thing is abnormal on TEG u need fibrinogen or FFP

40
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how would u manage extravasation of vasopressor

A

elevate limb
irrigate w saline. warm compress
stellate ganglion block in upper extremity
phentolamine

41
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when isolation monitor alarms what should be the first step

A

unplug the most recent device plugged in

42
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relative ontraindications for closed circuit/low flow anesthesia

A

sevo
acute alcohol
ketoacidsos
malnutrition

43
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how is intensity of light detected by infrared related to co2 partial pressure

A

inversely related

44
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what vesssel supplies the AV node

A

blood flow comes from the RCA in 90% and left circumflex in 10%

45
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what prevents microshocks vs macroshocks

A

micro shocks prevented by eqipment ground wire

macro shocks prevented by ground fault interpreter

46
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what products are contained in cryo

A 
fibrinogen 
fibronectin 
vWF 
factor XIII
factor VIII
47
Q

what is the different exam findings for anterior ischemic optic neuropathy vs posterior

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anterior will have optic disc edema or palor wheras posterior has no exam findings

think posterior is hidden so no findings

48
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acoustic impedence of US is based on what two characteristics

A

density

propogation speed of sound

49
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describe what a CVP tracing will look like if patient has a fib vs. AV dissociation vs tricuspid regurg

A

a fib A wave is missing
AV dissociation no C wave because youre contracting against closed tricuspid valve
in regurg youll have tall C wave and V wave

50
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how does chornic opioid therapy affect hormones

A

increased prolactin

decreased cortisol, FSH, LH, testosterone estrogen

51
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should you increase or decrease intubating doses of NMBA in cirrhosis/ CHF / renal failure patients

A

increase dose because volume of distribution is increased since lower plasma concentration

52
Q

if u can smell sevo through n95 mask what does that mean

A

that the safe environmental limit has been exceeded

53
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under HIPPA do u need to get permission from patient to give information about workmans compensation

A

no

54
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what is the second messenger for NMDA

A

calcium

think mag analgesic effect happens bc its an NMDA antagonist

glutamate or glycine must be bound to receptor

55
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what is the components of modified aldreate criteria

A 
activity 
breathing 
circulation 
consciousness 
pulse ox
56
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if patient goes into cardiac arrest because of LAST syndrome how do u adjust ur epi dosem

A

epi should be <1 mg every 3-5 minutes instead of 1 mg ever 3-5 min

57
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how does clonidine comprare w morphine when given through epidural

A

clonidine has a longer duration of action (could be up to 1 month)
clondine + morphine together provide synergistic analgesic effect

58
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how can propofol infusion syndrome present

A

pancreatitis
hepatomegly

rhabdo
renal failure
hyper K
lactic acidosis

cardiac failure
high tryglyceride

59
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what size ETT can fit through LMA size 3,4,5,6

A

3/4 6.0 ett

5/6 7.0ett

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