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| Approximately what % of an anesthesiologists reported using drugs to “get high”? | 30 | Survey of 260 anesthesiologists from the Medical College of Wisconsin graduating between 1958 and 1988 | Can J Anaesth 1993;40:915–21
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| Approximately what % of an anesthesiologists reported being drug dependent? | 15 | Survey of 260 anesthesiologists from the Medical College of Wisconsin graduating between 1958 and 1988 | Can J Anaesth 1993;40:915–21
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| Approximately what % of an anesthesiologists that enroll in a PHP had a history of IV drug use? | 40 | A 5-yr, longitudinal, cohort study involving 904 physicians consecutively admitted to 1 of 16 state physician health programs (PHPs) between 1995 and 2001. 102 Anesthesiologists had a higher rate of IV drug use, 41% vs 10% for other physicians | Skipper et al Anesthesiologists with Substance Use Disorders A&A 2009; 109(3)891-6
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| Approximately what % of substance-abusing anesthesiology residents had successful reentry back to training programs? | 35 | 26 deaths (14% of the 180 reported cases), half attributed to drug relapse | Menk et al Success of reentry into anesthesiology training programs by residents with a history of substance abuse. JAMA 1990;263:3060–2
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| Approximately what % of participants in PCP, were anesthesiologists? | 10 | 96 (11.1%)of 862. Anesthesiologists comprised 4.1% of the approximately 749,000 physicians (excluding residents) providing patient care in the United States. The overrepresentation of anesthesiologists in the participant sample (odds ratio [OR] 2.9) | Skipper et al Anesthesiologists with Substance Use Disorders A&A 2009; 109(3)891-6
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| Approximately what % of an anesthesiologists that enroll in a PHP had an opioid as primary drug of abuse? | 55 | The majority of nonanesthesiologists (52%) were enrolled because of alcohol-related problems | Skipper et al Anesthesiologists with Substance Use Disorders A&A 2009; 109(3)891-6
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| Approximately what % of anesthesiologists that enroll in a PHP had tested positive for drugs in 5-yr follow-up? | 10 | Program participant tested positive for drugs, revealed that 11% of anesthesiologists had at least one positive test compared with 23% of nonanesthesiologists. | Skipper et al Anesthesiologists with Substance Use Disorders A&A 2009; 109(3)891-6
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| Approximately what % of anesthesiologists that enroll in a PHP had completed their contracts and were no longer required to be monitored? | 70 | At the end of the 5-yr follow-up period, 71% of anesthesiologists and 64% of nonanesthesiologists had completed their contracts and were no longer required to be monitored | Skipper et al Anesthesiologists with Substance Use Disorders A&A 2009; 109(3)891-6
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| Approximately what % of anesthesiologists that enroll in a PHP failed to complete the program? | 10 | A larger proportion of nonanesthesiologists (20%) failed to complete the program than anesthesiologists (9%) | Skipper et al Anesthesiologists with Substance Use Disorders A&A 2009; 109(3)891-6
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| Approximately what % of anesthesiologists are reported to state licensing agencies because of noncompliance with the terms of their physician health program agreement? | 20 | Approximately 20% of the participants in both groups were reported to their state licensing agencies because of noncompliance with the terms of the PHP agreement or relapse. | Skipper et al Anesthesiologists with Substance Use Disorders A&A 2009; 109(3)891-6
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| For venous thromboembolism (VTE), the risk of a recurrent event is approximately **% during the first 3 months | 50 | These recurrent VTEs are associated with significant consequences | Perioperative Management Strategies for the Patient Requiring Warfarin http://www.clevelandclinicmeded.com/online/casebased/perioperative/warfarin/article.htm
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| What is % of mortality rates for recurrent VTE? | 5 | between 5% and 10%, with morbidity rates for permanent disability at approximately 50%. An estimated 20% of arterial thromboembolisms are fatal and 50% result in permanent disability | Schulman et al. A comparison of six weeks with six months of oral anticoagulant therapy after a first episode of venous thromboembolism. N Engl J Med 1995;332:1661-5.
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| What is estimated metabolic rate increases for every 1°C increase in temperature | 13 | Maintaining a patient at an elevated temperature increases the metabolic rate. | Jonathan V. Roth, MD Some Unanswered Questions About Temperature Management A&A Vol.109(5), November 2009 p1696
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| Initial malpositioning of DLTs with blind placement is _ % of cases | 30 | Verification and adjustment with FOB immediately before initiating one-lung ventilation (OLV) | Klein U, Karzai W, Bloos F, et al. Role of fiberoptic bronchoscopy in conjunction with the use of double-lumen tubes for thoracic anesthesia. Anesthesiology 1998;88:346 –50. in Lung Isolation in Anesthesia Peter Slinger IARS 2007 lectures
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