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- 2. MEDICALMCQSLECTURES ©MEDICOSPOOL • Incompatible blood transfusion lead to all except • Increased plasma bilirubin • Increased plasma prothrombin • Jaundice • Renal failure
- 3. MEDICALMCQSLECTURES ©MEDICOSPOOL • Incompatible blood transfusion lead to all except • Increased plasma bilirubin • Increased plasma prothrombin • Jaundice • Renal failure
- 4. MEDICALMCQSLECTURES ©MEDICOSPOOL • The best method of controlling bleeding is to • Apply a torniquet • Apply direct pressure to injury • Compress pressure points between injury and heart • Bandage the area
- 5. MEDICALMCQSLECTURES ©MEDICOSPOOL • The best method of controlling bleeding is to • Apply a torniquet • Apply direct pressure to injury • Compress pressure points between injury and heart • Bandage the area
- 6. MEDICALMCQSLECTURES ©MEDICOSPOOL • Following infection can be transmitted by blood transfusion except • Malaria • HIV • HEP B • All of above
- 7. MEDICALMCQSLECTURES ©MEDICOSPOOL • Following infection can be transmitted by blood transfusion except • Malaria • HIV • HEP B • All of above
- 8. MEDICALMCQSLECTURES ©MEDICOSPOOL • Secondary hemorrahge occurs in • 7-14 days • Within 6 hours • Due to slipping of ligature • Bleeding disorders
- 9. MEDICALMCQSLECTURES ©MEDICOSPOOL • Secondary hemorrahge occurs in • 7-14 days • Within 6 hours • Due to slipping of ligature • Bleeding disorders
- 10. MEDICALMCQSLECTURES ©MEDICOSPOOL • Hemorrahge occuring due to raised blood pressure is • Reactionary • Secondary • Both • None
- 11. MEDICALMCQSLECTURES ©MEDICOSPOOL • Hemorrahge occuring due to raised blood pressure is • Reactionary • Secondary • Both • None
- 12. MEDICALMCQSLECTURES ©MEDICOSPOOL • Massive blood transfusion may be complicated by • Hypokalemia • Hypercalcemia • Leucopenia • coagulopathy
- 13. MEDICALMCQSLECTURES ©MEDICOSPOOL • Massive blood transfusion may be complicated by • Hypokalemia • Hypercalcemia • Leucopenia • coagulopathy
- 14. MEDICALMCQSLECTURES ©MEDICOSPOOL • Reactionary hemorrahge occurs • Within 24 hrs of surgery • After 48 hrs of surgery • After 72 hrs of surgery • After 7-14 days of surgery MEDICALMCQSLECTURES MEDICOSPOOL
- 15. MEDICALMCQSLECTURES ©MEDICOSPOOL • Reactionary hemorrahge occurs • Within 24 hrs of surgery • After 48 hrs of surgery • After 72 hrs of surgery • After 7-14 days of surgery
- 16. MEDICALMCQSLECTURES ©MEDICOSPOOL • Following is common to all types of shock? • Vasoconstriction • Hypotension • Sepsis • Bradycardia
- 17. MEDICALMCQSLECTURES ©MEDICOSPOOL • Following is common to all types of shock? • Vasoconstriction • Hypotension • Sepsis • Bradycardia
- 18. MEDICALMCQSLECTURES ©MEDICOSPOOL • Neurogenic shock occurs due to blockage of • Peripheral nervous system • Parasympathetic nervous system • Sympathetic nervous system • Cerebral tracts
- 19. MEDICALMCQSLECTURES ©MEDICOSPOOL • Neurogenic shock occurs due to blockage of • Peripheral nervous system • Parasympathetic nervous system • Sympathetic nervous system • Cerebral tracts
- 20. MEDICALMCQSLECTURES ©MEDICOSPOOL • An accurate method of measuring fluid replacement following acute blood loss is to check the • Hematocrit • Hemoglobin • Blood pressure • Central venous pressure
- 21. MEDICALMCQSLECTURES ©MEDICOSPOOL • An accurate method of measuring fluid replacement following acute blood loss is to check the • Hematocrit • Hemoglobin • Blood pressure • Central venous pressure
- 22. MEDICALMCQSLECTURES ©MEDICOSPOOL • Hartman’s solution contains all of following electrolytes in approximately the same proportion as human ECF except • Bicarbonate • Sodium • Potassium • Chloride
- 23. MEDICALMCQSLECTURES ©MEDICOSPOOL • Hartman’s solution contains all of following electrolytes in approximately the same proportion as human ECF except • Bicarbonate • Sodium • Potassium • Chloride
- 24. MEDICALMCQSLECTURES ©MEDICOSPOOL • A patient of burn should be given • 5% dextrose • Hypertonic saline • Dextrose saline • Human albumin 4.5 %
- 25. MEDICALMCQSLECTURES ©MEDICOSPOOL • A patient of burn should be given • 5% dextrose • Hypertonic saline • Dextrose saline • Human albumin 4.5 % • 1 and 3 can b given but albumin is must since protein loss is maximum in burn patients
- 26. MEDICALMCQSLECTURES ©MEDICOSPOOL • Stored plasma is deficient in • Factors 7 and 8 • Factors 2 and 5 • Factors 5 and 8 • Factors 7 and 9
- 27. MEDICALMCQSLECTURES ©MEDICOSPOOL • Stored plasma is deficient in • Factors 7 and 8 • Factors 2 and 5 • Factors 5 and 8 • Factors 7 and 9
- 28. MEDICALMCQSLECTURES ©MEDICOSPOOL • Following trauma or surgery, which fluid should be avoided? • 5% dextrose • Isotonic saline • Ringers lactate • Blood
- 29. MEDICALMCQSLECTURES ©MEDICOSPOOL • Following trauma or surgery, which fluid should be avoided? • 5% dextrose • Isotonic saline • Ringers lactate • Blood
- 30. MEDICALMCQSLECTURES ©MEDICOSPOOL • Patient with severe acidosis is treated with • I.V NaHCO3 • Ringers lactate • Dextrose • None of above
- 31. MEDICALMCQSLECTURES ©MEDICOSPOOL • Patient with severe acidosis is treated with • I.V NaHCO3 • Ringers lactate • Dextrose • None of above
- 32. MEDICALMCQSLECTURES ©MEDICOSPOOL • Common reaction to blood transfusion may include all except • Fever • Hypocalcemia • Hemolysis • Urticaria
- 33. MEDICALMCQSLECTURES ©MEDICOSPOOL • Common reaction to blood transfusion may include all except • Fever • Hypocalcemia • Hemolysis • Urticaria
- 34. MEDICALMCQSLECTURES ©MEDICOSPOOL • Shock is a circulatory disturbance characterized by • Increased blood • Elevated body temperature • Increased atmospheric pressure • Decreased volume of circulating blood
- 35. MEDICALMCQSLECTURES ©MEDICOSPOOL • Shock is a circulatory disturbance characterized by • Increased blood • Elevated body temperature • Increased atmospheric pressure • Decreased volume of circulating blood