In subarachnoid hemorrhage

A CT scan is better than MRI
B The site of bleeding can be diagnosed by MRI
C Blood is found in CSF within 24hours
D Fundoscopy may reveal haemorrhage
E Negative CT excludes subarachnoid Haemorrhage

Correct Answer: CT scan is better than MRI, The site of bleeding can be diagnosed by MRI, Blood is found in CSF within 24hours, Fundoscopy may reveal haemorrhage

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Incidence of post dural puncture headache in subarachnoid block is related to
A Needle size
B Multiple puncture
C Pregnancy
D Patients position during injection
E Hypotension during operation
Absolute contraindications of subarachnoid block are
A Patient refusal
B Increased intracranial pressure
C Coagulopathy and other bleeding disorders
D Severe spinal deformity
E Preexisting neurological deficits
Incidence of post-dural puncture headache in subarachnoid block is related to
A Needle size
B Multiple puncture
C Pregnancy
D Patient's position during injection
E Hypotension during operation
Secondary hemorrhage
A May be massive
B Usually do not require a blood transfusion
C Is associated with a deep infection
D Is the result of anticoagulant
E Occurs within 24 hours
Reactionary hemorrhage
A Is hemorrhage occuing within 24 hours after operation
B Is usually caused by dislodgment of clot
C increased blood pressure
D or slipage of ligature
E Can be significant
F regarding re-exploration
G Is associated with infection
H Is usually severe
Reactionary hemorrhage occurs due to
A Cessation of reflex vasospasm
B Clot dislodgement
C Slipping of a ligature
D Infection
E Pressure by a drain tube
Reactionary hemorrhage occurs as a result of
A Cessation of reflex vasospasm
B Dislodgement of a clot
C Slipping of a ligature
D Infection
E Pressure by a drain tube
Causes of reactionary hemorrhage are
A Dislodgement of blood clot
B Cessation of reflex vasospasm
C Sliping of ligature
D Infection
E Pressure by drain tube
Post partum hemorrhage
A Is less likely if oxytocics are administered routinely in the third stage of labour
B Is common after both placenta praevia and abruptio placentae
C May require manual removal of the placenta
D Is defined as a blood loss of 1 litre
E Is primary if it occurs with in the first 12 hours
Causes of secondary postpartum hemorrhage are
A Infection
B Retained bits of placenta
C Uterine atony
D Following episiotomy
E Uterine tear

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