The intracranial complications of CSOM are

Intracranial complications of CSOM are

A

Meningitis

B

Subdural abscess

C

Hydrocephalus

D

Sub-periosteal abscess

E

Facial nerve paralysis

Intracranial complications of CSOM

A

Otitic hydrocephalus

B

Meningitis

C

Cerebellar abscess

D

Facial nerve paralysis

E

Sub-periosteal abscess

Complications of CSOM are

A

Facial palsy

B

Cerebellar abscess

C

Lateral sinus thrombosis

D

Orbital cellulitis

E

Blindness

Extracranial complications of CSOM are

A

Labyrinthine fistula

B

Facial nerve palsy

C

Meningitis

D

Lateral sinus thrombosis

E

Otitic hydrocephalus

Intracranial complications of chronic suppurative otitis media

A

Meningitis

B

Brain abscess

C

Labyrinthitis

D

Facial nerve paralysis

E

Acute mastoiditis

Intracranial complications of chronic otitis media are

A

Lateral sinus thrombosis

B

Otitic hydrocephalus

C

Labyrinthitis

D

Petrositis

E

Bezold's abscess

Idiopathic intracranial hypertension

A

Is more common in woman

B

May present with false localizing sign

C

May complicate therapy with tetracycline

D

Presents with episodic altered consciousness

E

Requires regular venesection

Increased intracranial pressure in children may Cause

A

Cranial enlargement

B

An increase in cerebral blood flow

C

Arterial hypertension

D

Squinting and loss of smell

E

Cupping of the optic disc

Features of raised intracranial pressure are

A

Headache

B

Bradycardia

C

Hypertension

D

Primary optic atrophy

E

Tachypnoea

Raised intracranial pressure may cause

A

Diminished consciousness

B

Tonsillar herniation

C

Papilloedema

D

Tachycardia

E

Lower systolic Blood pressure

The intracranial complications of CSOM are

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