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Mcq Subject: Anaesthesia

A capnography

B fibreoptic bronchoscopy

C bilateral auscultation

D None of the above

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A Thiopentone

B Propofol

C Midazolam

D Ketamine

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A Airway inseion

B Hemilich manouvere

C Hemilich valve

D Tracheostomy

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A Pressure suppo ventilation (PSV)

B Synchronized Intermittent Mandatory Ventilation (SIMV)

C Controlled Mechanical Ventilation (CMV)

D Assist Control Ventilation (ACV)

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A 75psi

B 1600psi

C 760 psi

D 2200 psi

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A Allergy to drug administered

B Systemic toxicity to drug administered

C Patient got vasovagal shock

D Drug has entered the subarachnoid space

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A Nasal stuffness

B Guttman sign

C Homer's syndrome

D Bradycardia

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A Atracurium

B Suxamethonium

C Vecuronium

D Pancuronium

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A Sevoflurane

B Halothane

C Ketamine

D Isoflurane

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A N20

B Thiopentone

C Ketamine

D Fentanyl

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