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answer these question as per DNB final anesthesiology exam for each question 10 marks from standard books and refrences of anesthesia

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Q#TopicKey Examiner Points
1THRIVEMechanism (apneic oxygenation + CO₂ flushing), 60 L/min, applications in difficult airway/bariatrics/ENT
2CDHPulmonary hypoplasia + PH, avoid BVM/N₂O, permissive hypercapnia, pre/post-ductal monitoring, ECMO
3BariatricRamped position, TIVA/desflurane, IBW vs TBW dosing, sugammadex, ERAS, DVT risk
4Bronchial BlockersTypes (Arndt/Cohen/EZ), indications, fiberoptic guidance; Diastolic Dysfunction — maintain SR, HR 60–80, avoid tachycardia
5Spinal AdditivesMorphine/fentanyl/clonidine/adrenaline; PDPH: needle gauge, type (Whitacre < Quincke), bevel orientation; complications: TNS, cauda equina, hematoma
6NeurotoxicityNMDA/GABA-A mechanisms, FDA 2016 warning, GAS trial, defer elective surgery <3 yrs; Autonomic Dysreflexia: T6 level, SBP >200, triggers, phentolamine
7Haemorrhagic ShockATLS 4-class, DCR = permissive hypotension + 1:1:1 + TXA; Hypervolemia complications: dilutional coagulopathy, ACS, ARDS
8MHRYR1 mutation, triggers = all volatiles + succinylcholine; Rx = DANTROLENE 2.5 mg/kg; Associated: Central Core Disease, King-Denborough
9Supine CavalFrom 20 weeks, 8–10% symptomatic, 15° LUD mandatory; Haematological: physiological anaemia, hypercoagulable, fibrinogen doubles
10IONM ScoliosisSSEPs (posterior cord) + MEPs (anterior cord) = >95% sensitivity; TIVA mandatory; alarm = 50% amplitude drop; MAP ≥ 80 mmHg
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answer all these 10 DNB Final year anesthesia questions 20 marks each mentioning all the key points taking standard book and guidelines as refrence

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