Showing posts with label nitrous oxide mcqs. Show all posts
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Tuesday, March 17, 2009

32 - AIIMS november 2003 anaesthesia mcqs


1q: which of the following is not an amide ?

a. lidocaine
b. procaine
c. prilocaine
d. etidocaine


2q: which of the following inhalational agent is contraindicated in a patient with history of epilepsy ?

a. isoflurane
b. enflurane
c. halothane
d. sevoflurane


3q: laryngeal mask airway ( LMA ) is used for ?

a. maintenance of airway
b. facilitating laryngeal surgery
c. prevention of aspiration
d. removing oral secretions


4q: all of the following are suitable circuits for both controlled and assisted ventilation except ?

a. mapleson A
b. mapleson B and C
c. mapleson D
d. mapleson E


5q: at the end of anaesthesia after discontinuation of nitrous oxide and removal of endotracheal tube , 100 % oxygen is administered to the patient to prevent ?

a. diffusion hypoxia
b. second gas effect
c. hyperoxia
d. bronchospasm


25 - AIIMS june 2000 anaesthesia mcqs


1q: hyperkalemia due to scoline is seen in all except ?

a. muscular dystrophy
b. crush injury
c. abdominal sepsis
d. burns


2q: 5 year old child going for sitting craniotomy , while positioning in O.T developed end tidal CO2 –zero mm Hg, PO2 – 80 mm Hg implies that ?

a. venous air embolism
b. left lung collapse
c. endotracheal tube in oesophagus
d. endotracheal tube blocked with secretions


3q: a 5 year old boy suffering from duchenne muscular dystrophy and polymyositis has been fasting for 8 hours and has to undergo tendon lengthening procedure , which anaesthetics should be used ?

a. induction by I.V.scoline and N2O halothane for maintenance
b. induction by I.V.propofol , N2O and O2 for maintenance
c. induction by I.V. thiopentone and H20 and halothane for maintenance
d. inhalational N2O ,halothane and O2 for maintenance


Saturday, March 14, 2009

9 - inhalational anaesthetics mcqs - part 1


Q: rapid induction of anaesthesia occurs with which of the following anaesthetic agents ?

a. isoflurane
b. halothane
c. desflurane
d. sevoflurane

explanation : rapid induction of anaesthsia is seen with both desflurane and sevoflurane but desflurane is the answer as it causes more rapid induction of anaesthsia than sevoflurane .

--- the speed of induction by inhalational anaesthetics in descending order is :

1. nitrous oxide
2. desflurane
3. sevoflurane
4. isoflurane
5. halothane

--- an important point to be noted here is that “ the rate of induction of anaesthesia by inhalational anaesthetics is inversely proportional to its blood gas partition coefficient" , that is the agents with low blood gas partition coefficient like nitrous oxide will have faster rate of induction .

-- this question was asked in the AIIMS November 2002 question paper .

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