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Mcq Subject: Anaesthesia

A Methohexetal

B Propofol

C Ketamine

D Etomidate

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A Intravenous

B Intramuscular

C Oral

D Intradermal

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A Hypercalcemia

B Hyperkalemia

C Anaphylaxis

D Hypermagnesemia

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A Intravenous

B Intramuscular

C Oral

D Intradermal

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A Hypercalcemia

B Hyperkalemia

C Anaphylaxis

D Hypermagnesemia

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A ac

B a

C ad

D ab

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A Ammonium

B Carbon monoxide

C Hydrocyanic acid

D Sulfur dioxide

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A Visual illusions

B Coical blindness

C No hallucination

D Auditory, proprioceptive and confusional illusions

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A Hypertension

B Renal disease

C Clotting disorders

D Diabetes

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A FGF for spontaneous ventilation is equal to minute ventilation

B Expiratory valve is closer to patient

C 1.8 times the minute ventilation is required gas flow for controlled ventilation.

D Preferred circuit for spontaneous ventilation.

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Mcq Subject: Anaesthesia

Intravenous agent does not causes pain:-

All of the following can be routes of opioid administration except:

The administration of succinylcholine to a paraplegic patient led to the appearance of dysarrhythmias, conduction abnormalities and finally cardiac arrest. The most likely cause is –

All of the following can be routes of opioid administration except:

The administration of succinylcholine to a paraplegic patient led to the appearance of dysarrhythmias, conduction abnormalities and finally cardiac arrest. The most likely cause is –

With respect to cardiac arrests occurring during anaesthesia – a) The most common preceding arrhythmia is bradycardiab) The most common cause is failure of ventilationc) Most occur during emergence from anaesthesiad) Most are considered unpreventable and untreatable

The gas which produces systemic toxicity without causing local irritation is:

All are features of emergence delirium with ketamine anesthesia except:-

Contraindication of spinal anaesthesia is –

True about mapleson D circuit is

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