Complications of Regional Anesthesia — Flashcards
The insertion and use of catheters for continuous spinal anesthesia _____ increase the risk of PDPH
Higher incidence of PDPH is seen with _____ spinal needles
_____% hyperbaric preservative-free bupivacaine is most commonly used for spinal anesthesia
_____ needle is used in epidural anesthesia and has a straight tip, which causes a higher incidence of accidental dural rupture
The onset of the headache is _____ hours after a dural puncture and lasts several days if untreated
_____ is a type of non-cutting needle
_____ is a type of cutting needle
_____ is a type of non-cutting needle
_____ is due to a loss of CSF through a dural puncture and characteristically has a postural component
_____% plain lidocaine can be used for spinal anesthesia
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