Post Test MCQ ICU and Ventilator Management

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Q1. What are two types of Mechanical Ventilation?

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a) Negative Pressure and Positive Pressure Ventilation

b) Air pressure and Vacuum pressure Ventilation

c) Negative Pressure and Obstructed pressure Ventilation

d) Pulmonary Gas Pressure and Respiratory Pressure Ventilation

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Q3. What are the four variables of Mechanical Ventilation?

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a) Blood pressure, Muscle Fatique, Flow and Time

b) Pressure, Volume, Flow and Time

c) Air Pressure, Blood Pressure Flow and Time

d) None of the above

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Q4. What are ABC for Phase Variables?

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a) A-Limit, B-Cycle, C-Trigger

b) A-Limit, B-Trigger, C-Control

c) A-Trigger, B- Limit, C-Cycle

d) None of the above

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Q5. From following what are the four type of Breath?

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a) Obstructed breath, Controlled breath, Supported Breath and Spontaneous Breath

b) Mandatory breath, Assist control breath, Spontaneously Supported breath and Spontaneous

c) Ventilator breath, obstructed breath, Supported breath and Spontaneous Breath

d) None of the above

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Q 6. What are the pre requisite for a patient for Non Invasive Ventilation?

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a) Patient should be alert and conscious

b) Patient should be haemodynamicaly stable

c) Patient should be cooperating

d) All of the above

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Q 7. What are the indications for Ventilator Support?

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a) Patient not breathing

b) Patient breathing but not enough

c) Patient breathing enough, but hypoxemic/hypercapnic

d) All of the above

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Q 8. In ICU Management, what type of monitoring has a prime importance in Early Detection and Promt Action

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a) Monitoring of Weight loss and muscle fatique

b) Monitoring of cardiac & respiratory functions

c) Monitoring of Neuro-vascular functions

d) None of the above

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Q9. What are ABCD of Critical Care?

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a) Airway, Bed availability, Care and Dignity

b) Assessment, Behaviour, Circulation and Diagnosis

c) Airway, Breathing, Circulation and Differential Diagnosis

d) Advance assessment, Breathing, Critical care and Depression Assessment

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Q 10. In Acute Respiratory failure, which of the following is correct?

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a) PaO2 should be kept as close to 15kPa as possible, but at least above 10 kPa or 94% saturation on a pulse oximeter

b) PaO2 should be kept as close to 13kPa as possible, but at least above 8 kPa or 90% saturation on a pulse oximeter

c) PaO2 should be kept as close to 18kPa as possible, but at least above 10 kPa or 99% saturation on a pulse oximeter

d) None of the above

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Q 11. From following, which is not the correct method to Monitor the adequacy of ventilation and oxygenation?

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a) Clinical criteria (R.rate, chest rise and cyanosis)

b) Chest X Ray

c) Quantitative waveform capnography

d) Oxygen saturation

e) ABG

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Q 12. From the following, what are the 4 correct general signs of respiratory distress?

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a) sweating

b) central cyanosis

c) hypotension

d) use of the accessory muscles of respiration

e) peripheral cyanosis

f) abdominal breathing

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Q 13. A narrowed pulse pressure (difference between systolic and diastolic pressures) suggests-

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a) Arterial vasodilatation (as in anaphylaxis)

b) Arterial vasoconstriction (as in hypovolemia)

c) Hypertension

d) None of the above

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Q 14. Common causes of unconsciousness are-

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a) Profound hypoxemia

b) Hyper capnia

c) Cerebral hypoperfusion

d) Recent administration of sedatives drugs

e) All of the above

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Q 15. Which does not help to maintain airway potancy?

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a) Head tilt, Chin left

b) Oropharyngeal way, nasopharyngeal way

c) Laryngeal tube, endotracheal tube

d) Left lateral position

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