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This is one exam-format Part 1 multiple-true-false question from our bank. Mark each statement true or false, then see the worked answer.
EDAIC Part 1 · Paper APhysiology and Biochemistry
Regarding the pathophysiology of oxygen delivery and consumption in circulatory shock:
Mark each statement true or false:
In healthy adults at rest, systemic oxygen delivery is approximately 1000 mL/min while oxygen consumption is about 250 mL/min, creating a physiological oxygen reserve.
When systemic oxygen delivery decreases, oxygen consumption immediately falls in direct proportion, indicating supply dependency at all levels of DO₂.
Cardiac output is determined by the product of heart rate and stroke volume, with stroke volume being influenced by preload, afterload, and myocardial contractility.
The unifying feature of all forms of shock, regardless of aetiology, is acute circulatory failure associated with inadequate cellular oxygen utilisation.
In septic shock, early goal-directed therapy targeting supranormal oxygen delivery values has been shown to consistently reduce mortality across all patient populations.
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LESSON — STEP 02
A2 · Respiratory Physiology · V/Q & Shunt
Ventilation–perfusion mismatch
Quick ReviewStandardDeep DiveExam Summary
Shunt and dead space sit at opposite ends of the V/Q spectrum. True shunt does not respond to 100% oxygen — a fact tested almost every cycle. Anatomical shunt averages 2–5% of cardiac output…
Source · West JB, Respiratory Physiology, 11e · Ch 5, p 64–72
MTF PRACTICE — STEP 03
Regarding spinal anaesthesia for caesarean section:
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Hypotension is more common than with epidural.
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Bradycardia results from blockade of T1–T4 cardiac fibres.
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Aortocaval compression is unrelated to maternal hypotension.
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Phenylephrine is preferred over ephedrine.
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EXPLANATION · C
Aortocaval compression by the gravid uterus reduces venous return — a primary driver of supine hypotension. Left lateral tilt mitigates it.
MOCK REPORT — STEP 04
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READYPaper A · 60 questions · 60:00 timer
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Grounded in your corpusWhy doesn't a true shunt respond to 100% oxygen?
In a true shunt, blood bypasses ventilated alveoli entirely — so raising FiO₂ never reaches it. Even 100% O₂ leaves the shunt fraction unchanged, which is exactly why it's the bedside test to separate shunt from V/Q mismatch.
West JB · Respiratory Physiology, 11e · Ch 51 source cited
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