Peek and Shriek: When your routine surgery turns bad
Dr Philip Judge BVSc MVS PG Cert Vet Stud MACVSc
The PCV that is commonly associated with the development of clinical signs of shock in a patient with acute haemorrhage is:
a) 36%
b) 30%
c) 27%
d) 20%
Correct Answer - (d)
Which of the following anaesthetic drugs is associated with profound hypotension and negative inotropism, and should be avoided or used in the lowest concentrations in unwell patients
a) Alfaxalone
b) Propofol
c) Isoflurane
d) Ketamine
Correct Answer -(c)
What is the name given to the appearance of lung moving against the parietal pleura in a lung ultrasound?
a) Slip sign
b) Glide sign
c) B-lines
d) A-lines
Correct Answer -(b)
Which type of disease is most likely associated with splinting abdominal pain on abdominal palpation?
a) Visceral distension
b) Peritonitis
c) Gastroenteritis
d) Hepatopathy
Correct Answer -(b)
Which of the following interventions will achieve the best analgesia in a patient with a flail chest?
a) Intravenous fentanyl infusion
b) Intravenous ketamine infusion
c) Intercostal bupivacaine
d) Intra-pleural bupivacaine
Correct Answer -(c)
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