LEK questions: Emergency medicine, anesthesiology and intensive care — page 4
219 questions in Emergency medicine, anesthesiology and intensive care. Open a question to see the answer options and a hint.
- Indicate the complications of a blind naso-tracheal intubation in a head trauma patient admitted to the A&E: Question 4 (part 2)
- Which formula, according to ERC used to select the endotracheal tube size for people from 2 years of age to the age of puberty, is correct: Question 5 (part 2)
- The probability of ventilation difficulties with the use of a bag valve mask is increased in the case of: 1 ) excessive facial hair. 2 ) severe facial burns. 3 ) giant… Question 6 (part 2)
- Please, match the following categories of shock to the diagnoses of medical conditions. Question 7 (part 2)
- Indicate the false statement regarding the use of ultrasound abdominal examination in the A&E: Question 8 (part 2)
- The so-called alarming symptoms (”red flag symptoms”) in a patient’s history that should alert the doctor that there is a possibility of using violence against an… Question 9 (part 2)
- Indicate the false statement regarding the administration of fluids and electrolytes in the A&E: Question 12 (part 2)
- When assessing capillary recurrence (CRT - Capillary Refill Time) for approximately 5 seconds in adult patients, you should compress: Question 15 (part 2)
- For adult patients, as part of activities in the Accident and Emergency Department, indications for the use of ventilation with Constant Positive Airway Pressure… Question 17 (part 2)
- According to the guidelines of the European Resuscitation Council published in 2021, in an adult patient in the post-resuscitation period, serum glucose level should… Question 18 (part 2)
- Put in the correct order the activities performed during cardiopulmonary resuscitation according to the guidelines of the European Resuscitation Council published in… Question 19 (part 2)
- A 19-year-old patient has reported to the Accidnet and Emergency Department because of increasing dyspnoea, the presence of coughing, tearing, swelling of the tongue… Question 20 (part 2)
- In adult patients in haemorrhagic shock, during the Rapid Sequence Intubation (RSI) procedure, the drug of choice that strikes skeletal muscles is succinylcholine… Question 21 (part 2)
- A 21-year-old male patient reports to the Accident and Emergency Department with ankle pain after a sprain injury. According to the Ottawa Ankle Rules, the patient's… Question 22 (part 2)
- In the case of increased intracranial pressure in adult patients, there are disturbances in respiration and circulation referred to as Cushing's triad. Idicate its… Question 24 (part 2)
- An adult patient, of 80 kg body weight, has suffered second and third degree burns of the anterior chest surface. According to the ”the rule of nines” and the Parkland… Question 25 (part 2)
- In adult patients, life-threatening causes of chest pain do not include: Question 27 (part 2)
- In an adult patient, pinpoint pupils of less than 1 mm in diameter are characteristic of: Question 28 (part 2)
- According to the guidelines of the European Resuscitation Council published in 2021, in an adult patient during cardiopulmonary resuscitation, capnography is used for… Question 29 (part 2)
- Paradoxical chest wall respiratory motion occurs in the following situation: Question 30 (part 2)
- The most common form of altitude sickness is: Question 31 (part 2)
- Emergency thoracotomy should be performed in the event of active bleeding into the pleural cavity, when immediately after the drain insertion we obtain: Question 32 (part 2)
- During resuscitation, the brachial artery pulse is taken in: Question 33 (part 2)
- The three specific symptoms of a bone fracture are: Question 34 (part 2)
- In the treatment of postoperative pain, in patients after limb injuries, we use analgesics, except for: Question 35 (part 2)
- In a 3-year-old child, artificial respiration and heart massage involve performing: Question 36 (part 2)
- During resuscitation, we reassess the vital signs: Question 37 (part 2)
- An indication for induction of vomiting is swallowing a high dose of poison leading to severe poisoning over the time period of: Question 38 (part 2)
- A patient in coma, with hyporeflexia, shallow breathing, pinpoint narrowed pupils, bradycardia, cool skin, slow intestinal peristalsis and injection marks was brought… Question 39 (part 2)
- A patient has developed dyspnoea, tachycardia, paradoxical pulse, decreased blood pressure, cervical vein dilatation and muffled heart sounds after a traffic accident… Question 41 (part 2)
- Which of the following statements concerning cold water cooling of the patient suffering from burns is true? Question 8
- In the event of a planned surgery in people with diabetes, the surgery should be postponed (if possible) if the HbA₁c level exceeds: Question 12
- Main signs and symptoms of concussion do not include: Question 85
- The classic triad of signs present in shock consists of: Question 94
- Paracetamol is the first-choice anti-fever medication. Its maximal daily dose in adults amounts to: Question 130
- The estimation of life signs, including breathing in a victim, in the case of circulatory arrest: Question 147
- How much time should be spent on assessing vital signs in a patient with deep hypothermia? Question 240
- A patient was admitted to the surgical ward with thermal burns of second degree covering the anterior surface of the chest and both upper limbs. Calculate the extent of… Question 36
- The 3rd class in ASA (American Society of Anesthesiologists) physical status classification system denotes: Question 65
- In which of the following patients is an increased risk of perioperative complications observed? Question 69
- The following symptoms, such as rapid and irregular breathing, extension of the limbs in reaction to external stimuli, bilateral Babinski sign, impaired pupil reaction… Question 80
- A patient weighing 100 kg was admitted to the surgical ward because of the 3rd degree thermal burns of the anterior chest wall, abdomen and scrotum. Calculate the… Question 82
- Regional anaesthesia does not include: Question 94
- A female patient was urgently operated because of the bleeding from a liver rupture and during the surgery the Pringle maneuver was performed. This maneuver is… Question 101
- The possible complications of anesthesia and surgery include: Question 105
- A 40-year-old man, 80 kg of weight, was admitted to the ER with third-degree burns on the left upper limb, left lower limb and perineum. What amount of fluids should be… Question 114
- A 35-year-old motorcyclist was admitted to the ER after a traffic accident. He is unconscious. On physical examination: the abdomen is rigid, HR 140/min, BP 60/40 mmHg… Question 123
- A 30-year-old woman, weighing 60 kg, was referred to the ER with III degree burnings of the left upper extremity, left lower extremity and of the groin. What volume of… Question 141
- During the surgery of the metastatic tumor of the liver, the surgeon performed, as he explained to the students, the Pringle maneuver. It consists in: Question 163
- Pringle maneuver consists in the compression of: Question 168