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MCQ Quiz
Q1. Risk of developing UBE
Q2. Show pleural puncture and sequence
Q3. It helps the function of the heart to expel blood
Q4. Why foam for lung edema
Q5. Auscultative signs in bronchiolitis
Q6. Intensive therapy of a comatose state begins with the following
Q7. When small-wave ventricular fibrillation is detected on the ECG
Q8. What are the consequences of prolonged acute hypoxia?
Q9. Oxidation of oxyl in negative nitrogen balance
Q10. Participation of the lungs in thermoregulation depends on this characteristic of the lungs
Q11. When the partial pressure of carbonic anhydride gas increases by how many mm.sim.ust, the absolute reference to O'SV is considered
Q12. In the EKG, the fibrillation of the ventricles with small foxes was detected. What to do.
Q13. Which type of local anesthesia is more likely to cause vascular injury?
Q14. Normal partial pressure of oxygen
Q15. What is the intensive treatment of alveolar lung tumor?
Q16. How much time is left to revive a child who has stopped breathing and blood circulation (heartbeat).
Q17. When poisoned with vinegar acid, what happens when there is no water?
Q18. Anaphylactic shock is
Q19. General complications of local anesthesia
Q20. If the patient's consciousness does not recover even after the heart function is restored, what does this mean?
Q21. The protective function of the lungs is to contain and produce poisonous and toxic products, depending on what it is used for.
Q22. Epidural anesthesia, candai naija help
Q23. What develops in hyperosmolar coma
Q24. Recovery of brain functions after resuscitation is assessed according to the following
Q25. The condition resulting from prolonged resuscitation measures is manifested by the following
Q26. Where is the thermoregulation center located
Q27. Anaphylactic shock yes first aid
Q28. Where is the thermoregulation center located
Q29. Indicate the factor in which breath control does not cause center disturbance
Q30. What is observed in metabolic acidosis?
Q31. Start jugular vein catheterization
Q32. Foam is used for lung edema:
Q33. Do not use in anaphylactic shock:
Q34. The contractility of the myocardium is determined
Q35. The ECG showed ventricular fibrillation with small waves. What to do.
Q36. An exclamation mark
Q37. What causes toxic coma
Q38. One of the factors that causes the breath to be controlled from the center
Q39. Specify the sequence of decreasing hyperthermia in children
Q40. Oxygen-fluorotanly narcosis patient loses consciousness after a few minutes
Q41. Recovery of brain functions after resuscitation is assessed according to the following
Q42. Adams-Stokes-Morgagni syndrome and not for:
Q43. The advantage of using the Eira system
Q44. Which type of acid-base disorder is characteristic of the early postresuscitation period
Q45. Hyperventilation is dangerous
Q46. Do not use colloidal solutions
Q47. why Hyperventilation is dangerous?
Q48. Which group of drugs are used to increase vascular tone
Q49. What should be done to wash the stomach in case of acute poisoning with pills?
Q50. Neem induction

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