Peripheral Nerve Blocks: Lower Extremity — MCQs

An RTA patient presented to the emergency department with severe pain in the ankle. An X-ray was performed, given below. What is the best next step in management?

What is the landmark for performing a pudendal nerve block?

Match the following drugs in Column A with their contraindications in Column B. | Column A | Column B | | :-- | :-- | | 1. Morphine | 1. QT prolongation | | 2. Amiodarone | 2. Thromboembolism | | 3. Vigabatrin | 3. Pregnancy | | 4. Estrogen preparations | 4. Head injury |

Which nerve block is given in forceps delivery?

Which nerve is targeted in the nasociliary nerve block?

What is the name of the nerve block technique shown in the image?

Which block is described as regional anesthesia of the arm:-

Most commonly used approach of brachial plexus block?

All of the following are complications of epidural anaesthesia, EXCEPT:

Which approach of brachial plexus block targets cords of the brachial plexus:-