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... 1 , p . 775 ) Which of the following would be a logical consequence to inferior cervical sympathetic ganglion block : 1. Ptosis 2 . 3. Enopthalmos Guttman's sign 4. Mydriasis ( Moore - 1 , p . 106 ) Nos . 1 and 3 ( B ) Guttman's sign is ...
... 1 , p . 775 ) Which of the following would be a logical consequence to inferior cervical sympathetic ganglion block : 1. Ptosis 2 . 3. Enopthalmos Guttman's sign 4. Mydriasis ( Moore - 1 , p . 106 ) Nos . 1 and 3 ( B ) Guttman's sign is ...
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... 1. Anterior thoracic 4. Radial 5 . Ulnar 2 . Musculocutaneous 3 . Median No. 1 133 . ( Moore - 1 , pp . 183 , 193 ) If , during the performance of a brachial plexus block , by the supraclavicular route , a paresthesia is experienced by ...
... 1. Anterior thoracic 4. Radial 5 . Ulnar 2 . Musculocutaneous 3 . Median No. 1 133 . ( Moore - 1 , pp . 183 , 193 ) If , during the performance of a brachial plexus block , by the supraclavicular route , a paresthesia is experienced by ...
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... 1. Hypertension 2. Hypotension Uncontrollable paresthesia ( Moore - 1 , p . 332 ) 4 . 5 . Lack of abdominal relaxation Pain in the ipsilateral buttock Mid - thigh amputation can be accomplished with which of the following nerve blocks : 1 ...
... 1. Hypertension 2. Hypotension Uncontrollable paresthesia ( Moore - 1 , p . 332 ) 4 . 5 . Lack of abdominal relaxation Pain in the ipsilateral buttock Mid - thigh amputation can be accomplished with which of the following nerve blocks : 1 ...
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