Episode 21: Anesthesia Q&A Round 5 – Podcast Episode Review

In this episode of The Nurse Anesthesia Podcast, Jeremy discusses questions and answers from the previous TNA podcast episodes 14 - POCUS of the Cricothyroid Membrane, 15 - How Anesthesia uses Ketamine, 19 - Push-dose Vasopressors, and 20 - Vasoplegic Syndrome.Here are several examples of questions he discusses in the episode. For a complete review of all the questions, check out the episode wherever you listen to podcasts!1. Which artery extends the length of the cricothyroid membrane?a. Superior thyroid artery b.Inferior cricoid arteryc.Transverse cricothyroid arteryd.Anterior tracheal artery 2. Which are two situations where ketamine can be used as an induction agent to secure an airway during an emergency situation? (SELECT 2)a. An agitated patient in the ED requiring intubation*b. Malignant hyperthermiac. Neuroleptic malignant syndromd. Massive hemorrhage with hypotension* 3. Which medication can be administered at the site of a norepinephrine intravenous extravasation?a. Epinephrineb. Methylene bluec. Phentolamine*d. Labetalol4. After vasopressors, IV fluids, and vasopressin have been administered for suspected vasoplegic syndrome, which is the next most effective treatment? a. Methylene blue*b. Verapamil c. 5% Albumind. Calcium chlorideAbout The Nurse AnesthesiaWe are building a commUNITY of learning in anesthesia and critical care! Follow us on Instagram @thenurseanesthesiaSign up for The Nurse Anesthesia Coursesour CRISIS MANAGEMENT SERIES is currently available! Learn more about it at www.thenurseanesthesia.com  Legal DisclaimerThe Nurse Anesthesia INC. expressly disclaims any liability in connection with the use of any content in its podcasts, social media posts, and all other published content by any third party.Music by Alex Grohl Mixed & Edited by Next Day [email protected]