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AI in Anesthesiology Quiz
Tests the Hypotension Prediction Index and its evidence, closed-loop anesthetic delivery, and why AI in the operating room remains decision support.
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What does the Hypotension Prediction Index estimate?
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- What does the Hypotension Prediction Index estimate?
- The chance that mean arterial pressure will fall below 65 mmHg in the next few minutes
- The depth of the patient's sleep after surgery
- The patient's oxygen level tomorrow
- The total dose of propofol needed
- What data does HPI analyse to make its prediction?
- Patient questionnaires
- Chest X-rays
- The shape of the arterial pressure waveform
- Genetic test results
- What did the HYPE trial, published in 2020, find?
- HPI eliminated all surgical complications
- Patients spent less time hypotensive when HPI guided care
- HPI increased time spent hypotensive
- HPI was withdrawn from the market
- What is a key critique of HPI's reported accuracy?
- It does not use any blood pressure data
- It only works on children
- It requires a brain implant
- It is strongly correlated with current mean arterial pressure, which may overstate its added value
- In closed-loop propofol research systems, what signal is commonly used as the control target?
- Bispectral index (BIS)
- Body temperature
- Urine output
- Blood sugar
- What happened to the Sedasys sedation system?
- It became the standard for all general anesthesia
- It was never approved by the FDA
- It was approved in 2013 but withdrawn by its maker in 2016
- It was banned for causing deaths
- Which safety feature is expected in a well-designed closed-loop anesthetic system?
- Removing the clinician from the room
- Hard limits on infusion rates and fallback to manual mode
- Disabling alarms to avoid distraction
- Ignoring sensor artefacts
- What models does target-controlled infusion use to estimate drug concentration?
- Pharmacokinetic-pharmacodynamic models such as Marsh or Schnider
- Large language models
- Weather forecasting models
- Credit scoring models
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