Question 1

Where is the placement of the endotracheal during intubation?

Accepted Answer

A) Into the lungs 
B) Between the vocal cords 
C) Down the esophagus 
D) Into the back of the throat 
A) Into the lungs 
B) Between the vocal cords 
C) Down the esophagus 
D) Into the back of the throat

Question 2

Because the patient is awake for the entire case,vital signs do not need to be recorded for a case under local anesthesia.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 3

Which drug reverses the action of a muscle relaxant?

Accepted Answer

A) Succinylcholine 
B) Pavulon 
C) Prostigmin 
D) Nimbex 
A) Succinylcholine 
B) Pavulon 
C) Prostigmin 
D) Nimbex

Question 4

Which drug is used to reverse the effects of narcotics given during a surgical procedure?

Accepted Answer

A) Sublimaze 
B) Narcan 
C) Sufenta 
D) Romazicon 
A) Sublimaze 
B) Narcan 
C) Sufenta 
D) Romazicon

Question 5

Which is a disadvantage of local anesthesia?

Accepted Answer

A) Increased apprehension of the patient during the procedure 
B) Avoids the effects of general anesthesia 
C) Recovery period is minimized 
D) Requires minimal equipment 
A) Increased apprehension of the patient during the procedure 
B) Avoids the effects of general anesthesia 
C) Recovery period is minimized 
D) Requires minimal equipment

Question 6

Epidural narcotic analgesia provides prolonged postoperative pain relief.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 7

Any patient who has a full stomach is a hazard to a safe induction of anesthesia.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 8

What maneuver is done at the beginning of intubation to prevent aspiration?

Accepted Answer

A) Hyperventilation 
B) Cricoid pressure 
C) Extubation 
D) Masseter muscle rigidity 
A) Hyperventilation 
B) Cricoid pressure 
C) Extubation 
D) Masseter muscle rigidity

Question 9

A spinal headache is caused by persistent cerebrospinal fluid (CSF)leaking through the dura.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 10

A MAC,or monitored anesthesia care,is done without an anesthesia provider present.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 11

What type of inhalation system allows for some exhaled gas to pass into surrounding air but some returns to the inspiratory part of the circuit for rebreathing?

Accepted Answer

A) Closed system 
B) Semi-open system 
C) Open system 
D) Semi-closed system 
A) Closed system 
B) Semi-open system 
C) Open system 
D) Semi-closed system

Exam 24: Anesthesia: Techniques and Agents

Where is the placement of the endotracheal during intubation?

Because the patient is awake for the entire case,vital signs do not need to be recorded for a case under local anesthesia.

Which drug reverses the action of a muscle relaxant?

Which drug is used to reverse the effects of narcotics given during a surgical procedure?

Which is a disadvantage of local anesthesia?

Epidural narcotic analgesia provides prolonged postoperative pain relief.

Any patient who has a full stomach is a hazard to a safe induction of anesthesia.

What maneuver is done at the beginning of intubation to prevent aspiration?

A spinal headache is caused by persistent cerebrospinal fluid (CSF)leaking through the dura.

A MAC,or monitored anesthesia care,is done without an anesthesia provider present.

What type of inhalation system allows for some exhaled gas to pass into surrounding air but some returns to the inspiratory part of the circuit for rebreathing?

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