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What is the most common musculoskeletal complaint during pregnancy?
Low back pain
Which cranial nerve is most associated with PDPH?
6th cranial nerve
What are some other associated symptoms of PDPH besides the headache?
nausea
vomiting
ocular symptoms
auditory symptoms
cranial nerve palsy
More than 90% of PDPH resolve spontaneously within _____days.
10
50% of PDPH resolve within _____days
5 days
EXAM QUESTION

Risk factors for PDPH include:
women
pregnant
18-30 years
thin
prior history of PDPH
Headache before the Lumbar puncture
Quincke is what type of needle?
cutting
Sprotte is what type of needle?
pencil point
Whitacre is what type of needle?
pencil point
EXAM QUESTION

Conservative treatment for PDPH include:
bed rest
oral hydration
Oral,IV meds
caffeine 300 mg
theophylline
Caffeine must be avoided in what patient population?
seizures
pregnancy-induced hypertension
How does caffeine relieve PDPH?
vasoconstriction of the dilated cerebral vessels
What is considered the gold standard and most effective treatment for PDPH?
Epidural blood patch
What are the 2 major factors associated with lumbosacral nerve root injuries?
1) paresthesias during needle insertion or med injection

2) multiple attempts to perform a block
S/S of cauda equina syndrome
bowel bladder dysfunction
perineal sensory loss
lower extremity motor weakness
What is the most likely result of chemical backache caused by 2-chloroprocaine
hypocalcemic tetany of paraspinous muscles
chelation of calcium by sodium bisulfite
PDPH after dural puncture is caused by...
leakage of CSF which causes cerebral hypotension
Cerebral hypotension leads to traction on what?
pain sensitive intracranial structures

cerebral vasodilation
If the first EBP fails what should one do?
Do another EBP.