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what is the best example of neuromuscular blockade?

a) cis- atracurium
b) mivacurium
c) d-tubocurare
d) 2 twitches on TOF
e)Anectine

which one would you guys pick?

every question on the writtens are like this
 
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justin....

you are such a whiner... you don't like anything it seems...
your repeated postings are both boring and truly inconsequential...
this is your 8 millionth posting about the Boards. We get it. You don't like the board certification process.... Now lets get on with our lives
 
Goose...Fraba said:
I pick C 😉
Goose


What BEST describes endotracheal intubation?

a) end tidal co2 tracing
b) Bilateral breath sounds
c) mist on exhalation
d) visualizing ETT passing through cords
e) end tidal co2 and good compliance
 
Tenesma said:
justin....

you are such a whiner... you don't like anything it seems...
your repeated postings are both boring and truly inconsequential...
this is your 8 millionth posting about the Boards. We get it. You don't like the board certification process.... Now lets get on with our lives

How could yousay that? that is so not true.. I like a lot of things. I like tennis, and working out, I like all sorts of music.. and I LOVE MY CAR. mint condition BMW 330 XI silver with black leather interior wiht high fidelity.. I love red wine as well.
 
Justin4563 said:
What BEST describes endotracheal intubation?

a) end tidal co2 tracing
b) Bilateral breath sounds
c) mist on exhalation
d) visualizing ETT passing through cords
e) end tidal co2 and good compliance

I'll choose A (assuming the reading is from > 3 breaths and continuous ... can I assume anything???)

And the answer is ...
 
coccygodynia said:
I'll choose A (assuming the reading is from > 3 breaths and continuous ... can I assume anything???)

And the answer is ...

I ruled out CO2, since you could get get CO2 artifact from insufflation of abdomen, right? Any of the others could be endobronchial intubation also...is that splitting hairs?
 
coccygodynia said:
I'll choose A (assuming the reading is from > 3 breaths and continuous ... can I assume anything???)

And the answer is ...


all good thought processes.. The point is as military man pointed out I am being sarcastic but this is how most of the questions are on the aba written exam.. all of the answers are right and you have to pick between correct answers.. its 360 questions of shear and agonizing torture..
 
which variable LEAST represents hypovolemia?

a) CVP of 4
b)PCWP 12
c) Low systolic blood pressure
d)absent korotkoff sounds
e)Low diastolic blood pressure
 
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Justin4563 said:
What BEST describes endotracheal intubation?

a) end tidal co2 tracing
b) Bilateral breath sounds
c) mist on exhalation
d) visualizing ETT passing through cords
e) end tidal co2 and good compliance


Its gotta be D