Increased intracranial pressure, hydrocephalus

Question 1

signs of transtentorial herniation

Answer 1

Wide and light-unresponsive pupil
Ipsilateral hemiparesis
Quantitatively disturbed consciousness

Question 2

First sign of transtentorial herniation

Answer 2

Wide and light-unresponsive pupil ipsilaterally

Question 3

How to reduce ICP in intracerebral haemorrhage

Answer 3

Reduction of liquor

Question 4

Diagnosis of idiopathic intracranial hypertension

Answer 4

ICT for lumbar puncture more than 25 cm

Question 5

Cognitive decline and frequent falls at walking, incontinence, enlarged ventricles on MRI is likely to have

Answer 5

Normotensive hydrocephalus

Question 6

Normotensive hydrocephalus is characterised by

Answer 6

Cognitive decline, gait apraxia, incontinence

Question 7

Liquor in Normotensive hydrocephalus

Answer 7

Normal colour with normal opening pressure