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University of Illinois, Chicago NURS 531 Chapter 41: General anaesthetic agents MULTIPLE CHOICE 1)Bone marrow depression may occur following prolonged administration of   halothane nitrous oxide etomidate enflurane thiopental     2

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University of Illinois, Chicago

NURS 531

Chapter 41: General anaesthetic agents

MULTIPLE CHOICE

1)Bone marrow depression may occur following prolonged administration of

 

  1. halothane
  2. nitrous oxide
  3. etomidate
  4. enflurane
  5. thiopental

 

 

2.    The minimum alveolar concentration (MAC) is an expression of an inhalational anesthetic’s

 

  1. margin of safety
  2. rate of induction
  3. potency
  4. water solubility
  5. duration of action

3.    The main disadvantage of ketamine as an anesthetic is its tendency to cause

 

  1. hypotension
  2. respiratory depression
  3. bradycardia
  4. delirium and hallucinations
  5. liver toxicity

 

 

 

4.    Metabolites of halothane are believed to be responsible for infrequent episodes of

 

  1. renal toxicity
  2. hepatic toxicity
  3. peripheral neuritis
  4. hemolytic anemia
  5. pulmonary fibrosis

5.    The attributes of propofol as an intravenous anesthetic include:

 

  1. rapid metabolism and recovery
  2. slow metabolism and recovery
  3. risk of adrenocortical suppression
  4. raises intracranial pressure
  5. considerable hangover effect

 

 

6.    Coughing and laryngospasm are most likely to occur during administration of

 

  1. sevoflurane
  2. nitrous oxide
  3. halothane
  4. desflurane
  5. isoflurane

 

 

7.    The primary factor determining the rate of induction and recovery of an inhalational anesthetic is its

 

  1. molecular weight
  2. rate of metabolic inactivation
  3. anesthetic potency
  4. oil:gas partition coefficient
  5. blood:gas partition coefficient

 

 

 

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