Quiz: Questions — AUA MCQ

......is where an organ in your body is replaced with an organ from a donor

A A - transplant surgery B b- cardiothoracic surgery C c- endoscopy D d- no thing from the above

14 26 years old male is resuscitated with blood transfusion after motor vehicle collision that was complicated by a fractured pelvis. A few hours later, the patient becomes febrile, hypotensive, with normal CVP, and oliguric. Upon examination , the patient is found to be bleeding from Naso-Gastric tube and intra-venous sites . which of the following is the most likely diagnosis?

A a. Hemorrhagic shock B b. Acute adrenal insufficiency C c. Fat embolism syndrome D d. Transfusion reaction

2 Transplant surgery is a high-risk operation risks can include.....

A a- surgical complications B b- organ rejection C c- infection D D- All of the above

..3 . The transplant team includes

A a- Clinical transplant coordinators B b- transplant surgeons C c - Transplant physicians D D- All of the above

4 A living liver donation surgery involves removing part of a person’s healthy liver — as much as ....... percent — and using this partial liver to replace the recipient’s diseased liver.

A A- 60 B b- 40 C c- 90 D d- 50

5 While dialysis, for instance, can bridge kidney failure patients until a transplant becomes available, there are no alternative therapies for

A A- liver failure B b- heart failure C c- obstructive jaundice D d- non of the above

6 Transplant surgery is not suitable for everyone with

A A - PH B b- acidosis C c- alkalosis D d- all of the above

7 ................ is the most efficient and effective method to deliver care to frail older people with complex medical conditions and care requirements that cannot be addressed by a single health professionals

A A- geriatric team B b- transplant team C c - emergency team D d- all of the above

8 The geriatric team must include several healthcare professionals like :

A a- oncologists B b- surgeons C c- dieticians/nutritionists D D- all of the above

9 ............ is the standard method to evaluate patients

A A- The Comprehensive Geriatric Assessment (CGA B b- cardio geriatric C c- complex glomeruli D d- all of the above

10 .......... Contributes to comprehensive geriatric assessment (greater focus in diagnosis of acute and chronic diseases and geriatric syndromes). Orders diagnostic tests. Prescribes pharmacological and non-pharmacological interventions

A A- Geriatrician B b- nursing C c- Surgeon D d- all of the above

11- Advanced trauma life support protocol focus on management the patients at:

A a. 1st hour B b. 2nd hour C c. 3rd hour D d. 4th hour

12 . which should be assessed first in trauma patient?

A a. Airway B b.breathing C c. circulation D d. neurologic

13 Which is not a complication of head trauma?

A a.Intracerebral hematoma B b. Extradural hematoma C c. Diabetes mellitus D d. Brain abscess

15 Which is not feature of tension pneumothorax

A a. Desaturation B b. Increased breath sound C c. Hyper resonance D d. Tracheal deviation

16 In triage .Compound fracture, left femur

A a.Delayed B b. critical C c.immediate D d. not involved in triage

17 Communication skills include all except

A A) Contactability B B) Written report C C) Verbal communication D D) Education

18 Radiologist responsibility include all except

A A) Contactability B B) Written report C C) Treatment advise D D) Verbal communication

19 Referrer responsibility include all except

A A) Available patient information B B) Request card C C) Treatment advice D D) Second opinion

20 Radiologist communication include all except

A A) Written report B B) Request card C C) Contactability D D) Second opinion

21 Communication with patient include all except

A A) Contactability B B) Request card C C) Communication the findings D D) Explanation and consent

22 -the most common cause of sudden cardiac death is

A a) Hypovolemia B b) Respiratory failure C c) Ventricular fibrillation D d) Hypotension

23 -The first step in CRP

A a) Cardiac massage B b) Mouth to mouth breath C c) Personal safety D d) AED

24 -each cycle of CRP contain

A a) 20 chest compression then 2 breath B b) 30 chest compression then 2 breath C c) 30 chest compression then 1 breath D d) 40 chest compression then 2 breaths successive breathing

25 -Quality matters of chest compression contain

A a) Compressdeeply B b) Compress fast C c) Allow to fully recoil D d) All of the above

26 -the most important step in opening Airway is

A a) Mouth to mouth breath B b) Mouth to mask breath C c) Head tilt – chin left D d) Chest compression

27 - When giving a rescue breath during CPR, each breath should last about

A A- ½ second B B- 1 second C C- 3 seconds D D- 4 seconds

28- If a person is suffering from pain or discomfort in the chest that lasts more than 3–5 minutes or that goes away and comes back, this person is most likely having

A A- A cold-related emergency B B- A heart attack . C C- A heat-related illness D D- A seizure

29- The cycle of chest compressions and rescue breaths in CPR is:

A A- 15 chest compressions for every 1 rescue breath B B- 15 chest compressions for every 3 rescue breaths . C C- 30 chest compressions for every 1 rescue breath D D- 30 chest compressions for every 2 rescue breaths .

30- You should continue CPR until:

A A- The person shows an obvious sign of life . B B- Another trained responder or EMS personnel take over . C C- You are too exhausted to continue D D- All of the above

31- Which of the following is a link in the Cardiac Chain of Survival?

A A-Early defibrillation B B- Early CPR C C- Early recognition and early access to the EMS system D D- All of the above

32- It is important to follow the links of the Cardiac Chain of Survival because:

A A- CPR prevents heart attacks . B B- If EMS is called, additional care may not be necessary C C- It helps improve the chance of survival . D D- With early CPR, most cardiac arrest victims do not need defibrillation

33- When you give care to an adult who is conscious and choking, where should you position your fist to give abdominal thrusts

A A- In the center of the breastbone B B- In the middle of the abdomen, just above the navel C C- On the rib cage D D- Any of the above

34- Effective chest compressions

A A- Allow the chest to return to its normal position B B- Are delivered fast, about 100 compressions per minute C C- Are smooth, regular and given straight up and down . D D- All of the above .

35- About how many cycles of CPR should you perform in 2 minutes?

A A- 1 B B- 2 C C- 5 D D- 7

36- Early CPR is important in the Cardiac Chain of Survival because

A A- It prevents heart attacks . B B- It helps circulate blood that contains oxygen to the vital organs until an AED is ready to use or advanced medical personnel take over C C- It helps restart the heart . D D- It prevents the heart from seizing up

37. Why is complete chest recoil good for CPR?

A A- It reduces rescuer exhaustion B B- It reduces the chance of fractured ribs. C C- It increases the chest compression rate. D D- It gives the heart a chance to fill with blood between compressions.

38. A person starts to choke, and it looks serious. The person stays responsive. What is the best response?

A A- Immediately begin CPR B B- Immediately deliver abdominal thrusts C C- Deliver 5 back slaps, and then 2 rescue breaths D D- Deliver 2 breaths and reposition the airway after every breath

38. A person starts to choke, and it looks serious. The person stays responsive. What is the best response?

A A- Immediately begin CPR B B- Immediately deliver abdominal thrusts C C- Deliver 5 back slaps, and then 2 rescue breaths D D- Deliver 2 breaths and reposition the airway after every breath

39-COMMUNICATION SKILLS INCLUDE ALL EXCEPT

A A- With patient B B- With referrers C C- With staff member D D- With nurse

40- COMMUNICATION BETWEEN RADIOLOGIST AND PATIENTS INCLUDE ALL EXCEPT

A A. Explain the purpose of exam B B. Obtain written or verbal consent C C. Treatment advise D D. Name of the radiologist

41- REFERRERS RESPONSIBILITY INCLUDE ALL EXCEPT

A A. Patient information B B. Reporting C C. Clinical information D D. Data that affect type of examination

42- ALL RADIOLOGIST MUST BE ABLE TO COMMUNICATE WITH PATIENT AND MEDICAL STUFF:

A A. True B B. False C . D .

43- SECOND OPENION IS NOT IMPORTANT IN COMMUNICATIONS

A A. True B B. False C . D .

44- Trauma Team Configuration

A A. Its component is constant in all institutions B B. Its configuration according to the facility of each institute C .C. Composed of just 2 person D .D. It is formed after arrival of the traumatized patient to the Emergency room

45- All are example of situation that activate the trauma team Except:

A A. Penetrating injury to chest B B. Fracture of the pelvis C C. Blast injury D D. Non traumatic Acute abdominal pain

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