LEK questions: Emergency medicine, anesthesiology and intensive care — page 3

219 questions in Emergency medicine, anesthesiology and intensive care. Open a question to see the answer options and a hint.

  1. During the initial segregation of mass accident victims, using START protocol, a victim non-responding to any stimuli, not breathing spontaneously even after airway… Question 162
  2. After defibrillation during cardiopulmonary resuscitation the ECG should be evaluated: Question 163
  3. An antidote for benzodiazepine intoxication is: Question 164
  4. Indicate the true statement concerning defibrillation performed in a patient in hypothermia (core temperature 27 ºC) with a sudden cardiac arrest due to ventricular… Question 166
  5. Indicate the true statement concerning capnography (ETCO2) used during chest compressions in the course of CPR: Question 168
  6. The reversible causes of cardiac arrest do not include: Question 170
  7. Kussmaul breathing is observed in the intoxication with: Question 173
  8. Crystalloids include: Question 174
  9. Which of the following is not a sign of anaphylaxis? Question 175
  10. The recommended value of defibrillation energy for children is: Question 176
  11. Indicate the false sentence concerning hypothermia: Question 179
  12. Specific antidotes do not include: Question 180
  13. Which of the following is not administered during CPR before the restoration of spontaneous circulation? Question 183
  14. The most sensitive and specific confirmation of the correct placement of an endotracheal tube can be achieved by the monitoring of: Question 186
  15. The polymorphic ventricular tachycardia occurred in a patient intoxicated with tricyclic antidepressants. The treatment should include the administration of: Question 190
  16. Indicate body organs that are ranked from the shortest to longest time of tolerance to hypoxia: Question 192
  17. Indicate current guidelines on pharmacotherapy for sudden cardiac arrest: Question 193
  18. Indicate the false poison - antidote pair: Question 194
  19. Indicate the fracture sites ranked from the lowest to highest volume of blood loss during fracture: Question 195
  20. In cardiac tamponade, characteristic symptoms, known as the Beck’s triad, develop. These include: Question 196
  21. In which particular cases can the skull X-ray be recommended for assessment of the clinical condition, even though CT is available: Question 197
  22. Recent studies have shown that both in the case of resuscitation carried out in the hospital and outside, the frequency of heart rhythms susceptible to defibrillation… Question 198
  23. The methods for monitoring the patient’s condition at the site of the incident and during transport to hospital can be classified as instrumental and non-instrumental… Question 199
  24. The non-invasive methods for cardiac monitoring include non-invasive blood pressure (NIBP) measurement. An additional non-invasive parameter is the pulse pressure (the… Question 200
  25. Increased end-tidal CO₂ concentration (EtCO₂), measured with capnometry, does not occur during: Question 201
  26. The non-invasive methods for cardiac monitoring include non-invasive blood pressure (NIBP) measurement. An additional non-invasive parameter is the heart rate pressure… Question 202
  27. Indicate false statements regarding carbon monoxide (CO) characteristics: Question 204
  28. In the case of restoration of cardiovascular activity during CPR (cardiopulmonary resuscitation) in a patient with cardiac arrest, the end-tidal carbon dioxide (ETCO2)… Question 209
  29. A 40-year-old male patient has lost consciousness.The patient is unconscious at the time of arrival of an RRT (Rapid Response Team), takes 6 breaths per minute, and… Question 210
  30. In the case of multiorgan injuries in pregnant women: Question 212
  31. A 34-year-old male without any medical history has been brought to hospital by the medical rescue team due to disorders of consciousness. The patient opens his eyes in… Question 218
  32. The letter S in the SAMPLE acronym refers to: Question 219
  33. Which of the following is not recommended in patients with multiple injuries? Question 220
  34. The primary trauma examination (ABCDE) according to ATLS comprises all of the following elements except for: Question 222
  35. The letter ‘I’ in the AT-MIST acronym refers to: Question 223
  36. Which of the following statements is true about blunt renal trauma with bleeding? Question 226
  37. A 53-year-old man fell from a tree, lost consciousness and has a 3 cm head injury. He opens his eyes in response to voice command and makes incomprehensible sounds… Question 228
  38. A 65-year-old man had an ischemic stroke with hemiparesis and speech disturbances. At discharge for outpatient treatment, the physician entered into the medical history… Question 229
  39. The Injury Severity Score (ISS) defines 6 body regions. How many body regions are used to calculate the final ISS score? Question 230
  40. Which of the following is a false statement regarding trauma centres (CU) and the format for collecting medical data by the emergency medical team (ZRM) for a trauma… Question 231
  41. A 53-year-old man fell from a tree. He rates his pain as 7 on the NRS scale. Select the optimal pain management in this case: Question 232
  42. A 63-year-old conscious man with tachycardia, GCS=15 and hemodynamic instability requires: Question 233
  43. The procedure for providing airway management using the technique of rapid sequence intubation (RSI) in patients having a full stomach includes: Question 234
  44. In case of bradycardia, adult patients with a heart transplant should: Question 235
  45. A 39-year-old man with obesity (BMI=44 kg/m²) was transported by the emergency medical services (ZRM) to the emergency department. The cardiac monitor shows asystole… Question 236
  46. Which of the following is a true statement regarding tachycardia? Question 237
  47. Indicate the true statement regarding anisocoria: Question 238
  48. Indicate the true statement regarding quaternary blast injuries: Question 239
  49. Among the following doses of drugs used routinely in cardiac arrest, the standard ones include the administration by IV injection or intramedullary of: Question 1 (part 2)
  50. Indicate the false statement regarding post-traumatic cardiac arrest (SCA): Question 2 (part 2)

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