Hypotension is the most common side-effect of spinal anaesthesia during Caesarean section. This occurs due to sympathetic blockade and is usually accompanied by:

After you have performed a spinal anaesthesia in a pregnant patient, it is important to place a wedge under her right hip in order to:

The following could be causes of sudden capnography drop to zero. Indicate the incorrect option.

In the burns assessment of a patient, what percentage should be allocated to the burnt back of an adult male, when using the rule of nines?

Cholera was addressed primarily through improvements in vaccination during the 19th century.

The pretest in this course serves as a diagnostic tool to evaluate students’ existing knowledge of public health practices.

Match the terms related to infectious disease monitoring tools with their functions.

Which method is considered primary prevention in infectious disease control?

What federal agency is primarily responsible for monitoring infectious diseases in the United States?

Match the following historical pandemics with their causes or characteristics.