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Anatomy & Regional Anesthesia: Questions And
Correct Answers

Absorption of local anesthetics mnemonic Right Ans - ICEBALLS:
intercostal > caudal > epidural > brachial plexus > axillary > LE > SQ

Anterior cardiac vein runs with Right Ans - RCA

Apocrine versus eccrine sweat gland innervation Right Ans - Both are
sympathetic nervous system; but apocrine uses adrenergic receptors; eccrine
has muscarinic receptors (cholinergic)

Axillary nerve block will miss what part of arm? Right Ans - lateral forearm
and biceps (musculocutaneous nerve)

Axillary Nerves blocked Right Ans - Branches - radial, medial, ulnar, Medial
cutaneous nerves (NO axillary)

Carotid body versus carotid sinus Right Ans - Carotid body chemoreceptor
responds to blood pO2 and pCO2 but carotid sinus mechanoreceptor has sinus
n of Hering and increases sympathetic response

Carotid sinus response Right Ans - Sinus n of Hering (IX), senses increased
output and activates parasympathetic activity leading to decreased HR and BP

Caudal anesthesia landmarks Right Ans - PSIS and sacral hiatus

Cough reflex Right Ans - Glossopharyngeal nerve, recurrent laryngeal
nerve

Injury to unilateral external SLN Right Ans - hoarseness and tired voice

Injury to unilateral internal superior laryngeal nerve Right Ans - decreased
sensation above glottis

bilateral partial recurrent laryngeal nerve injury Right Ans - stridor,
respiratory distress, complete obstruction & hypoxia 2/2 unopposed
adduction

, bilateral complete recurrent laryngeal nerve injury (transection) Right Ans
- aphonia, aspiration, can move air d/t stuck in paramedian position

hypocalcemia EKG change Right Ans - prolonged QTc

external superior laryngeal nerve provides Right Ans - motor cricothyroid
muscle

Fascia Iliaca coverage Right Ans - anterior hip, lateral/anterior/medial
thigh and knee

Femoral coverage Right Ans - anterior thigh, anterior/ medial knee, medial
lower leg to ankle; causes QUAD weakness!

foot eversion/ dorsiflexion nerve Right Ans - common peroneal

foot inversion/ plantar flexion Right Ans - tibial nerve

great cardiac vein runs with Right Ans - LAD

high sciatic coverage Right Ans - posterior thigh and knee, all of leg below
knee except medial strip

How long to wait after once daily enoxaparin for DVT ppx? Right Ans - 12
hrs

How long to wait after twice daily enox/ therapeutic dose Right Ans - 24 hr

How much blood flow does the body compartments receive? Right Ans -
Vessel rich (75%); muscle (20%); fat group (6%); vessel poor (minimal)

how to increase accuracy of nerve stimulator? Right Ans - use insulated
needle (charge from tip only); use a short duration stimulus; connect cathode
(black) to needle; use square wave needle (prevents acomodation)

Hypoglossal nerve innervates Right Ans - Muscles of the tongue

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