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Obstetric Anaesthesia Quiz

 

Prepared by Prof. Sunanda Gupta
R. N. T. Medical College, Udaipur

(Posted 11th October, 2006)

   
Question 1. MAC for volatile agents return to normal by.........after delivery
24 hours
48 hours
72 hours
120 hours
Question 2.  The BIS score required for maintenance of GA in pregnant woman is:
100
80
70
60
Question 3. All of the following are true in pregnancy except:  
FEV1 shows no change
Clotting factor XIII decreases while all other increase by 35%
CVP reduces by 10%
Presence of LAD
Question 4. The most common nerve to be affected in lithotomy position is:
Common peroneal
Popliteal nerve
Femoral nerve
Sural nerve
Question 5. Susceptibility for pulmonary aspiration increases if:
Gastric volume >50ml, ph< 3
Gastric volume> 25ml, ph <2.5
Gastric volume >50ml, ph <2.5
Gastric volume < 25ml, ph <3
Question 6. Serum Mg level at which cardiac arrest can occur is:
10 meq/L
15 meq/L
20 meq/L
12 meq/L
Question 7. Changes in Pituitary following severe obstetric haemorrhage are:
Nelson’s syndrome
Sheehan’s syndrome
Cushing syndrome
Poissero’s effect
Question 8. The safest technique in patients undergoing thromboprophylaxis for DVT in pregnancy with LMWH is:
Single shot spinal anaesthesia after 12 hrs
CSE after 12 hrs
Epidural anaesthesia after 12 hrs
Continuous spinal after 12 hrs
Question 9. Following changes occur in pregnancy except:
Increase in plasma volume by 45%
Increase in cardiac output by 30%
Increase in total peripheral resistance by 15%
Decrease in mean arterial pressure by 15%
Question 10. All these factors determine the concentration of free drug in uterine arterial blood except:
Total dose
Maternal metabolism and excretion
Maternal protein binding
Fetal hepatic metabolism
References & Bibliography
  1. Shnider and Levinson's textbook Anesthesia for Obstetrics 4th edition
  2. Obstertic Anaesthesia Ed Sunanda Gupta 1st edition
  3. Jonathan and Lawrence Anesthesia and perioperative complications 2nd edition