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Chapter 2 Multiple Choice Questions
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Who discovered nitrous oxide?
Marie-Anne Lavoisier
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Joseph Priestley
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Humphry Davy
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William Morton
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Which chemical structures formed the basis of inhalational anaesthetic agents?
Halogenated alkanes
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Phenols
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Alkenes
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Alcohols
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What proportion of circulating glucose does the brain utilise?
2%
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50%
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30%
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25%
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Which of these is
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Analgesia
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Hyperoxia
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Hypnosis
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Areflexia
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Which nerve fibres would have the fastest conduction velocity?
Small diameter, unmyelinated
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Large diameter, unmyelinated
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Large diameter, myelinated
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Small diameter, myelinated
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Which of the following is true of G-protein-coupled receptors?
They are solely intracellular receptors.
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They possess five transmembrane domains.
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They commonly function by affecting the regulation of adenyl cyclase.
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They work rapidly due to their effect of movement of ions.
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What percentage of the carbon footprint of the National Health Service (NHS) in the UK is thought to be from volatile anaesthetic agents?
5%
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3%
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10%
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1%
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Which neurotransmitter within the brain is most responsible for the effects of hypnosis and sedation?
Serotonin
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Dopamine
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GABA
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Histamine
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Which of the following points about anaesthesia is correct?
Anaesthetic drugs are commonly given through arterial cannulas.
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Anaesthetists do not have to consent or talk to patients about the anaesthetic.
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An endotracheal tube sits above the vocal cords to help ventilate the patient.
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Propofol can be used to induce anaesthesia.
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If a drug diffuses through a cell membrane, which of the following does
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affect the speed of diffusion?
The concentration gradient of the drug
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Whether the drug is ionised or unionised
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The fat solubility of the drug
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The time of day the drug is taken
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