UHS PGET Pediatrics — Fluid and Electrolyte Disorders MCQs
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Sample Fluid and Electrolyte Disorders Questions
Fentanyl anesthesia (used as analgesia to provide pain relief during operative procedures in neonates) reduces the incidence of all the following postoperative conditions EXCEPT
- A.acidosis
- B.tachycardia
- C.hypotension
- D.coagulation abnormalities
- E.intraventricular hemorrhage
Postoperative nausea and vomiting (PONV) may be related to the stress, trauma of surgery, and pain. Of the following, the MOST likely drug that cause PONV is
- A.ketorolac
- B.droperidol
- C.acetaminophen
- D.opioid analgesics
- E.local anesthetic agents
Postoperative nausea and vomiting (PONV) occurs in the immediate postoperative period, within the 1st 1-2 hr, or several hours after surgery and anesthesia. All the following may decrease the incidence of PONV EXCEPT
- A.hydration
- B.use of ketorolac
- C.preoperative fasting
- D.glucose supplementation
- E.prophylactic use of ondansetron
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