00:00 a) Which dermatomes should be blocked prior to an elective caesarean section (CS) and how may the adequacy of the block be tested? (30%)
1:33 How might an initially inadequate block be improved sufficiently to allow surgery to proceed? (30%)
3:40 c) How could you manage a patient who complains of pain during a spinal CS? (40%)
7:59 b) Describe the actions you could take if your spinal block proves inadequate on testing prior to starting surgery for an elective (category 4) caesarean section. (3 marks)
9:05 c) What are the early symptoms and signs of a spinal block that is ascending too high? (5 marks)
10:21 What are the advantages of central neuraxial blocks in C-sections?
10:48 Classify the urgency of Caesarean sections & discuss their mode of anaesthesia
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