Chapter 1 – Epidemiology of Critical Illness in the Elderly
Chapter 1 Epidemiology of Critical Illness in the Elderly Kristin Oliveira and Linda L. Maerz Key Points Caring for the aging population is one of the most important challenges of…
Chapter 3b – Pharmacology Answers
Abstract Pharmacology Answers Chapter 3b Pharmacology Answers Question 1: TTFTF Racemic mixtures are mixtures of different enantiomers in equal proportions. While the mixture may contain equal amounts of the two…
Chapter 1b – Physiology Answers
Abstract Physiology Answers Chapter 1b Physiology Answers Question 1: TFTFF Atrial contraction accounts for 10% of ventricular filling at rest. At high heart rates this ratio increases to 40% due…
Chapter 5b – Clinical Anaesthesia Answers
Abstract Clinical Anaesthesia Answers Chapter 5b Clinical Anaesthesia Answers Question 1: FFFTF Malignant hyperthermia (MH) is a rare autosomal dominant condition. If this patient’s biological father had MH his risk…
Chapter 5a – Clinical Anaesthesia Questions
Abstract >Clinical Anaesthesia Questions Chapter 5a Clinical Anaesthesia Questions Question 1 A 35-year-old male presents with a perforated duodenal ulcer, requiring an emergency laparotomy. He tells you that his father…
Chapter 4b – Physics Answers
Abstract Physics Answers Chapter 4b Physics Answers Question 1: FTFFT SI stands for Système Internationale (d’Unités). There are seven base units (from which all other units can be derived). A…
Chapter 4a – Physics Questions
Abstract Physics Questions Chapter 4a Physics Questions Question 1 Which of the following statements regarding SI units are correct? a. SI stands for ‘Standard Indices’ b. There are seven SI…
Chapter 3a – Pharmacology Questions
Abstract Pharmacology Questions Chapter 3a Pharmacology Questions Question 1 The following agents are examples of racemic mixtures: a. Isoflurane b. Enflurane c. Sevoflurane d. Atropine e. Levobupivacaine Question 2 Regarding…
Chapter 2b – Anatomy Answers
Abstract Anatomy Answers Chapter 2b Anatomy Answers Question 1: TFTTT The internal jugular vein begins at the jugular foramen at the base of the skull. It continues as part of…
Chapter 2a – Anatomy Questions
Abstract Anatomy Questions Chapter 2a Anatomy Questions Question 1 Veins in the neck are often used for intravascular access. The anatomical landmarks are important in identifying the vessel in scenarios…
