LDEK questions: Emergency medicine — page 3

149 questions in Emergency medicine. Open a question to see the answer options and a hint.

101. The patient subjected to dental treatment experienced utricaria, swelling of the lips and dyspnoea. Which treatment should be implemented first? Question 101
102. The symptoms of orbital fracture do not include: Question 102
103. Le Fort classification is used for describing the facial fractures. Choose correct sentences describing the type III fracture: Question 103
104. The risk factors of toxic shock syndrome (TSS) are: Question 104
105. Choose correct statement regarding a common viper bite: Question 105
106. Sympathomimetic toxidrome is characterized by: Question 106
107. 23-y.o. male has fallen from the roof, lost consciousness and sustained a head injury. Opens eyes following the pain stimulus, makes incomprehensible sounds and… Question 107
108. Choose the symptom which is not associated with Cushing’s triad: Question 108
109. After penis amputation, reimplantation must be performed up to: Question 109
110. Choose early symptom of posttraumatic tension pneumothorax: Question 110
111. Reversible cause of cardiac arrest is not: Question 111
112. Which of the below mentioned actions is not a feature of ketamine? Question 112
113. Which values concerning high probability of deep vein thrombosis are true? Question 113
114. Optimum heating in posttraumatic hypothermia is: Question 114
115. Select the correct emergency management of hyperkalaemia in patients with serum [K⁺] levels ≥6.5 mmol/L: Question 115
116. Reversible causes of cardiac arrest (so-called 4H’s and 4T’s) do not include: Question 116
117. A 53-year-old woman with a core body temperature of 31°C had a cardiopulmonary arrest. The correct management involves cardiopulmonary resuscitation with the… Question 117
118. Which of the following is not recommended in a 73-year-old woman with a heatstroke? Question 118
119. Select the false statement regarding a 70-year-old man with hemodynamic instability and tension pneumothorax: Question 119
120. The reversible causes of cardiac and respiratory arrest include: Question 1 (part 2)
121. The symptoms of presyncope do not inclue: Question 2 (part 2)
122. Adults and children with reduced levels of consciousness caused by illness or injury other than physical, who do not meet the criteria for taking rescue breaths or… Question 3 (part 2)
123. Which of the following is not used in the assessment of the efficiency of ventilation? Question 4 (part 2)
124. Indicate the false statement regarding the Sellick maneuver: Question 5 (part 2)
125. The general mortality rate in patients who have developed shock is in all age categories: Question 6 (part 2)
126. Hypotension occurring in the case of acute anaphylactic reaction is an indication for intravenous administration of: Question 7 (part 2)
127. Indicate the false statement regarding the occurrence of acute chest pain: Question 8 (part 2)
128. Vascular causes of syncope include: Question 9 (part 2)
129. The best transport medium for an avulsed tooth during transport from the Accident and Emergency department to a specialist unit is: Question 10 (part 2)
130. Reading the haemoglobin oxygen saturation values may produce false results in the following cases: Question 11 (part 2)
131. Which of the following is not used in the pharmacotherapy for acute pulmonary oedema? Question 12 (part 2)
132. Indicate the typical features of angina pectoris: Question 13 (part 2)
133. Hypoglycaemia is diagnosed when the serum glucose concentration falls below: Question 14 (part 2)
134. If hypoxia due to laryngeal contraction occurs during an incident related to immersion in water, without water aspiration, we deal with: Question 15 (part 2)
135. Hypoglycaemia is diagnosed if plasma glucose concentration is below: Question 16 (part 2)
136. A patient approximately 55 years old, climbing the stairs to the dental office, stumbled and suddenly fell. The base of the skull injury can be suspected based on the… Question 17 (part 2)
137. A patient approximately 60 years old, while in the dental office, suddenly began to vomit blood profusely. What type of shock may occur due to a significant blood loss? Question 18 (part 2)
138. In an adult patient, the distance „from the corner of the mouth to the earlobe ” is the correct determination method for selecting the size of: Question 19 (part 2)
139. In an adult patient, after the administration of a local anaesthetic from the aminoester group the following symptoms have occurred: dyspnoea, cough, urticaria, nausea… Question 20 (part 2)
140. In an adult patient in anaphylactic shock, the intramuscular dose of epinephrine is: Question 21 (part 2)
141. In a dental office waiting room, in a 77-year-old patient, speech disorders, facial asymmetry, pallor of skin coatings, and mobility problems have been observed. The… Question 22 (part 2)
142. In an adult, breathing in sudden cardiac arrest, described as abnormal, shallow, slow is refferred to as: Question 23 (part 2)
143. The correct procedure of a dentist during intraoral venous haemorrhage is to apply: Question 24 (part 2)
144. In adults after injury, temporary loss of consciousness, vomiting, sudden severe headache, nausea, psychomotor disorders, dizziness, retrograde amnesia are the classic… Question 25 (part 2)
145. A woman awaiting a dental appointment in a visible pregnancy suddenly loses consciousness, still breathing and no injury has been found. The correct course of action… Question 26 (part 2)
146. A male patient about 60 years old sitting in a dental chair reports symptoms charcteristic of myocardial infarction, however, peripheral pulse is well-palpable. The… Question 27 (part 2)
147. A patient, approximately 45 years old, in a dental office reports bleeding from both nostrils. The correct course of action for the dentist should involve: Question 28 (part 2)
148. The international emergency number is: Question 29 (part 2)
149. In accordance with the guidelines of the European Resuscitation Council issued in 2021, the term child refers to the injured person: Question 30 (part 2)

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