NEET SS 2024 DrNB Neuro Anaesthesia Paper 3 Question Paper with Solutions PDF is available for download. NEET SS 2024 exam is conducted by the National Board of Examinations in Medical Sciences (NBEMS). NEET SS 2024 question paper consists of 10 questions to be attempted in 3 hours. The paper is divided into broad-specialty topics (40%) and super-specialty topics (60%).

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NEET SS 2024 DrNB Neuro Anaesthesia Paper 3 Question Paper with Solutions

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NEET SS 2024 DrNB Neuro Anaesthesia Paper 3 Question Paper with Solutions

Question 1:

Indications and contraindications of awake craniotomy.


Question 2:

Preoperative preparations for awake craniotomy.


Question 3:

Anaesthesia management in awake craniotomy.


Question 4:

Delayed cerebral ischemia after subarachnoid hemorrhage:
Diagnosis


Question 5:

Delayed cerebral ischemia after subarachnoid hemorrhage:
Management


Question 6:

Causes of Paroxysmal Sympathetic Hyperactivity.


Question 7:

Diagnosis of Paroxysmal Sympathetic Hyperactivity.


Question 8:

Management of Paroxysmal Sympathetic Hyperactivity.


Question 9:

Causes of intraoperative hypotension during craniotomy procedures.


Question 10:

Management of intraoperative hypotension during craniotomy procedures.


Question 11:

Indications and contraindications for anaesthesia in sitting position neurosurgery.


Question 12:

Advantages of anaesthesia in sitting position neurosurgery.


Question 13:

Complications of anaesthesia in sitting position neurosurgery.


Question 14:

Regression analysis.


Question 15:

Forest plot.


Question 16:

Funnel plot.


Question 17:

A 12-month-old, 7.0 kg infant with Apert syndrome, bilateral coronal and lambdoidal craniosynostosis is scheduled for a total calvarial vault reconstruction.
Enumerate the perioperative concerns for this patient.


Question 18:

A 12-month-old, 7.0 kg infant with Apert syndrome, bilateral coronal and lambdoidal craniosynostosis is scheduled for a total calvarial vault reconstruction.
Discuss the blood loss management strategy for this patient.


Question 19:

Evoked potential monitoring:
Role in Neurosurgery.


Question 20:

Evoked potential monitoring:
Types of Different Evoked Potential Monitoring Techniques.


Question 21:

Evoked potential monitoring:
Anaesthesia Management for Evoked Potential Monitoring.


Question 22:

Criteria for diagnosis of brain death.


Question 23:

Postcardiac arrest neuroprognostication.


Question 24:

Cerebral hyperperfusion syndrome.


Question 25:

Circulatory arrest for flow control during cerebrovascular surgeries.