ANZCA Part 2 2016

You are about to anaesthetise a patient with know MH susceptibility. The machine has been prepared according to the guidelines, however you don't have any charcoal filters. You proceed with the case and the minimum flows for the case should be:

You have just conducted a LUCS under spinal anaesthesia and the baby is out. You accidentally administer IV suxamethonium instead of syntocinon. This can BEST best be described as a:

A 2 year old with leukaemia for intrathecal chemotherapy. Previous history of post procedure nausea and vomiting. Which prophylaxis to use?

Anaphylaxis to rocuronium, confirmed on skin testing. Negative skin test to atracurium, suxamethonium, and vecuronium. Which to use?