ANAESTHESIOLOGY
ANAESTHESIOLOGY SYLLABUS
(These syllabus may change from time to time. Please check with the relevant Public Service Commission websites for any changes in the syllabus)
Applied Basic Medical Sciences including Anatomy, Physiology, Biochemistry, Pharmacology and Physics, chemistry in relation to Anaesthesiology.
Principles and practice of Anaesthesia and analgesia with Anaesthetic Management. Clinical Science in relation to Anaesthesiology (This will include essentials of Internal Medicine and Surgery with Pre and Post operation treatment and other clinical Sciences in relation to Anaesthesiology) Anaesthetic implications of concurrent diseases.
Specialities of - Paediatric Anaesthesia - General Surgery including Bariatric Surgery - E.N.T. - Opthalmic Surgery - Cardio-thoracic Anaesthesia - Facio-maxillary and Dental Surgery - Plastic Surgery - Neurosurgical Anaesthesia - Obstetric & Gynaecological - Geritatric Anaesthesia - Day care Anaesthesia - Monitored Anaesthesia Care - Anaesthesia for/at organ transplantation - Laser Surgery - Anaesthesia at Remote Locations - Anaesthesia for Endocsopic Surgery & others
Role of USG in anaestheisa clinical practice.
Anaesthesiology and Pain management, critical care Medicine, Polytrauma, Disaster Medicine, Ventilators, Recovery room and Intensive Care Unit, Cardio-pulmonary Resuscitation, Brain death, Anaesthesia outside the operating room.
Monitoring in Anaesthesiology. Use of Electronics and Computer device in Anaesthesia, Telemedicine. Anaesthesia work station & equipments required in Anaesthesia.
Recent Advances and current concepts in Anaesthesia and Analgesia.
Medico legal aspects in relation to Anaesthesiology. Anaesthesia record keeping and quality assurance.
Basic and advanced Life Supports.
Basics of Research methodology and statistics.
The candidates should be fully conversant with all aspects of Anaesthesiology as a whole.
Applied Basic Medical Sciences including Anatomy, Physiology, Biochemistry, Pharmacology and Physics, chemistry in relation to Anaesthesiology.
Principles and practice of Anaesthesia and analgesia with Anaesthetic Management. Clinical Science in relation to Anaesthesiology (This will include essentials of Internal Medicine and Surgery with Pre and Post operation treatment and other clinical Sciences in relation to Anaesthesiology) Anaesthetic implications of concurrent diseases.
Specialities of - Paediatric Anaesthesia - General Surgery including Bariatric Surgery - E.N.T. - Opthalmic Surgery - Cardio-thoracic Anaesthesia - Facio-maxillary and Dental Surgery - Plastic Surgery - Neurosurgical Anaesthesia - Obstetric & Gynaecological - Geritatric Anaesthesia - Day care Anaesthesia - Monitored Anaesthesia Care - Anaesthesia for/at organ transplantation - Laser Surgery - Anaesthesia at Remote Locations - Anaesthesia for Endocsopic Surgery & others
Role of USG in anaestheisa clinical practice.
Anaesthesiology and Pain management, critical care Medicine, Polytrauma, Disaster Medicine, Ventilators, Recovery room and Intensive Care Unit, Cardio-pulmonary Resuscitation, Brain death, Anaesthesia outside the operating room.
Monitoring in Anaesthesiology. Use of Electronics and Computer device in Anaesthesia, Telemedicine. Anaesthesia work station & equipments required in Anaesthesia.
Recent Advances and current concepts in Anaesthesia and Analgesia.
Medico legal aspects in relation to Anaesthesiology. Anaesthesia record keeping and quality assurance.
Basic and advanced Life Supports.
Basics of Research methodology and statistics.
The candidates should be fully conversant with all aspects of Anaesthesiology as a whole.
ANAESTHESIOLOGY MCQs
1) Which of the statement about the Na content of the following fluids is not true-:
A) 0.9% NS has 154 mEq/L Na
B) 0.45% NS has 77 mEq/L Na
C) Lactated Ringers has 130 mEq/L Na
D) Mannitol has 100 mEq/L Na
Ans: 4
2) Carboxyhemogloblin conc. can decrease if smoking is stopped atleast for-:
A) More than 6 weeks
B) More than 4 weeks
C) More than 12 hours
D) More than 6 months
Ans: 3
3) Ideal tidal Volume during lung isolation for pneumonectomy is-:
A) 8-10 ml/kg
B) 5-6 ml/kg
C) 1-2 ml/kg
D) 7-8 ml/kg
Ans: 2
4) Right coronary artery gives rise to the post descending artery (Right dominant system) in
A) 50% of the population
B) 85% of the population
C) Less than 10% of the population
D) 1% of the population
Ans: 2
5) Which of the following is least acceptable Inhalational agent for Induction in Children.
A) Isoflurane
B) Halothane
C) Sevoflurane
D) Desflurane
Ans: 4
6) During Anaesthetic management of mitral stenosis patient -:
1) Avoid tachycardia (maintain sinus rhythm).
2) Avoid Hypovolaemia (adequate Instravascular volume should be maintained).
3) Systemic Vasodilatation should be preferred.
4) Avoid Hypercarbia.
Select the correct answer using the codes given below -:
A) 1, 2 ad 3
B) 3 only
C) 1 and 2
D) 1, 2 and 4
Ans: 4
7) Nor Epinephrine acts on -:
A) α1 receptors, β2 > β1 receptors
B) α1 receptors, β1 > β2 receptors
C) Only β1 receptors
D) β1 & β2 receptors
Ans: 2
8) The most important monitoring during laproscopic Cholecystectomy is -:
A) Invasive B.P
B) Temperature monitoring
C) Capnography
D) Neuromuscular monitoring
Ans: 3
9) Stiff joint syndrome is important consideration for Anaesthetic management of a patient of -:
A) Diabetes
B) Thyroid
C) COPD
D) Liver Disease
Ans: 1
10) Duration of analgesia with single dose neuraxial Fentanyl and Morphine is - A) Fentanyl - 2-4 hrs, Morphine - 6-24 hrs
B) Fentanyl - 6-24 hrs, Morphine - 2-4 hrs
C) Fentanyl - 1-2 hrs, Morphine - 10-22 hrs
D) Fentanyl - 18-24 hrs, Morphine - 24-48 hrs
Ans: 1
A) 0.9% NS has 154 mEq/L Na
B) 0.45% NS has 77 mEq/L Na
C) Lactated Ringers has 130 mEq/L Na
D) Mannitol has 100 mEq/L Na
Ans: 4
2) Carboxyhemogloblin conc. can decrease if smoking is stopped atleast for-:
A) More than 6 weeks
B) More than 4 weeks
C) More than 12 hours
D) More than 6 months
Ans: 3
3) Ideal tidal Volume during lung isolation for pneumonectomy is-:
A) 8-10 ml/kg
B) 5-6 ml/kg
C) 1-2 ml/kg
D) 7-8 ml/kg
Ans: 2
4) Right coronary artery gives rise to the post descending artery (Right dominant system) in
A) 50% of the population
B) 85% of the population
C) Less than 10% of the population
D) 1% of the population
Ans: 2
5) Which of the following is least acceptable Inhalational agent for Induction in Children.
A) Isoflurane
B) Halothane
C) Sevoflurane
D) Desflurane
Ans: 4
6) During Anaesthetic management of mitral stenosis patient -:
1) Avoid tachycardia (maintain sinus rhythm).
2) Avoid Hypovolaemia (adequate Instravascular volume should be maintained).
3) Systemic Vasodilatation should be preferred.
4) Avoid Hypercarbia.
Select the correct answer using the codes given below -:
A) 1, 2 ad 3
B) 3 only
C) 1 and 2
D) 1, 2 and 4
Ans: 4
7) Nor Epinephrine acts on -:
A) α1 receptors, β2 > β1 receptors
B) α1 receptors, β1 > β2 receptors
C) Only β1 receptors
D) β1 & β2 receptors
Ans: 2
8) The most important monitoring during laproscopic Cholecystectomy is -:
A) Invasive B.P
B) Temperature monitoring
C) Capnography
D) Neuromuscular monitoring
Ans: 3
9) Stiff joint syndrome is important consideration for Anaesthetic management of a patient of -:
A) Diabetes
B) Thyroid
C) COPD
D) Liver Disease
Ans: 1
10) Duration of analgesia with single dose neuraxial Fentanyl and Morphine is - A) Fentanyl - 2-4 hrs, Morphine - 6-24 hrs
B) Fentanyl - 6-24 hrs, Morphine - 2-4 hrs
C) Fentanyl - 1-2 hrs, Morphine - 10-22 hrs
D) Fentanyl - 18-24 hrs, Morphine - 24-48 hrs
Ans: 1