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Spinal anaesthesia'র জটিলতা কোনটি?
A নিম্ন রক্তচাপ
B উচ্চ রক্তচাপ
C পানি শূন্যতা
D রক্তক্ষরণ
Headache after spinal anaesthesia
A Is less likely with a 27G than with a 25G needle
B Symptoms are more prominent in sitting position
C is unlikely to develop after 24 hours
D Is more frequent in the elderly
E May be accompanied by 6th cranial nerve palsy
Spinal anaesthesia
A Is contraindicated in children
B Post dural puncture headache is more common in younger age group
C Hyperbaric bupivacaine is preferable than isobaric bupivacaine
D Can be given in thoracic space
E Can be given for lower limb surgery in a patient with hypovolemia
Factors affecting the level of spinal anaesthesia
A Baricity of anesthetic solution
B Type of local anesthetic agent
C Position of the patient
D Pregnancy
E Type of needle used
Acute complications of spinal anaesthesia are
A Hypotension
B Over sedation
C Headache
D Cranial nerve palsy
E Cauda equina syndrome
Inocclusion of the anterior spinal artery, the affected tract in the spinal cord are
A Lateral corticospinal tract
B Ventral spinocerebellar tract
C Tract of Gall
D Dorsal spinocerebellar tract
E Tract of Burdach
Aspirationmay occur during induction of anaesthesia in
A Full stomach
B Obstetrical patient
C Hiatus hernia
D Fasting more than 6 hours
E Aspiration of gastric content before operation
Surgical anaesthesia induced with ether is
A Accompanied by good muscle relaxation
B Dangerous because of the risk of explosion
C Rapid
D Accompanied by increased myocardial contractility
E Associatwith a higher incidence of hepatitis than with other anaesthetics
Indications of inhalational induction of anaesthesia are
A Upper airway obstruction
B Uncooperative children
C Severe hypotension
D Raised intracranial pressure
E Rapid sequence induction
Absolute contra-indications of ketamine anaesthesia are
A Raised intracranial pressure
B Airway obstruction
C Difficult locations
D Pediatric anaesthesia
E Analgesia and sedation

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