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Medical Knowledge Quiz
Test your knowledge on important medical protocols and pharmacology with our comprehensive medical quiz. Designed for healthcare professionals and students alike, this quiz covers a variety of topics, from medication dosages to critical care principles.
- 25 challenging questions
- Multiple choice and checkbox formats
- Ideal for quick review or self-assessment
What are the correct values for end tidal Co2 (ETCo2)?
4-5 kPa
5.5-6.5 kPa
4.2- 5.7kPa
4- 5.7kPa
What does the HOTT approach stand for?
Hypoxia, oxygenation, TXA, tension pnuemathroax
Hypovolemia, oxygenation, tension pnuemathroax, tamponade
Hypoglycemia, oral fludis, TXA, tamponade
Hypothermia, Oxygen, traction, TXA
What are the contra-indications for Aspirin? (Choose 5)
Head trauma
Allergy/ sensitivity
Active GI bleed
Unconsciousness
Myocardial infarction/ischemia
Clotting disorders
Hypovolemia
Hepatic failure with jaundice
<16 years old
Cerebral haemorrhage
Which of the following is not an indication for GTN?
Cardiac chest pain (MI/ angina)
Pulmonary oedema (HF)
Cocaine toxicity
Pulmonary embolism
What is the initial adult dose of Chlorphenamine?
10mg/1ml
1mg/1ml
500mcg/1ml
5mg/1ml
How would you estimate a child's weight based on age (<10 years old)
Age + 2 x 4=
Age + 4 x 2=
Age x 4 + 2=
Age x 2+ 4=
What's the correct radio of compression's to vents for a new born?
15:2
3:1
30:2
What's the correct initial dose of Adrenaline (1:1000)?
1mg/1ml
500mcg/0.5ml
10mg/10ml
100mcg/1ml
What are the ROLE criteria? (Mulitple)
Decapitation
Cranial/ Cerebral destruction
Clinical justification of negative viability
Hemicorprectomy
Incineration (<90%)
Hypostasis
Rigor Mortis
Fetal Maceration
Purification
What would a positive Murphy's sign indicate?
Appendicitis
Diverticulitis
Bowel obstruction
Cholecystitis
A pt has had a head injury 4 hours ago, they present with a GCS <12. Do you give TXA?
Of course
Never ever
What does Cushing's Triad indicate?
Rasied ICP
Cardiac tamponade
Posterior stoke
Sub arach
A patient on Vitamin B and Thiamine would lead you to think the pt is..?
Epileptic
Diabetic
An alcoholic
Immunosuppressed
How would you calculate the correct joules to shock a paed?
3j per kg
4j per kg
10j per kg
5j per kg
How would you calculate the correct dose of glucose 10% for a paed? (<10 years old)
2ml/ kg
5ml/ kg
10ml/ kg
20ml/kg
What's the correct initial adult dose for Salbutamol?
5mg/2.5ml
2mg/2ml
2.5mg/2.5ml
5mg/5ml
What is Salbutamol?
Vasopressor & Inotrope
Immunosuppressor (Glucocorticoid)
Selective beta 2 adrenoreceptor stimulant
Class 3 antiarrhythmic
What does a beta blocker do? (Mulitple)
Reduced hypertension
Prevent MI
Reduced the release of adrenaline
Control AF
What suffix is most commonly associated with ACE inhibitors?
-lol
-pril
-ban
-pine
What suffix is most commonly associated with beta blockers?
-lol
-pril
-ban
-pine
What suffix is most commonly associated with calcium channel blockers?
-lol
-pril
-ban
-pine
What is the initial adult dose for glucose 10%
50g/500ml
30g/300ml
20g/200ml
10g/100ml
What are the contra-indications for Ipratropium Bromide
Known hypersensitive
None in the emergency setting
Children <18 years old
Unconsciousness
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