Question

Which is not correct ?

• A. MRI needed to access haemorrhage
• B. GCS assessment helps in prognosis
• C. Haematoma must be operated
• D. all of the above

Answer 1

The Correct Option is C

The question asks for the statement that is not correct among the given options. Let's evaluate each:

1. MRI needed to access haemorrhage: While MRI can be used to diagnose haemorrhages, it is not necessarily required or the only method, as CT scans are often the primary imaging technique used for acute hemorrhages due to their speed and ability to clearly visualize blood. Thus, this statement is somewhat misleading.
2. GCS assessment helps in prognosis: The Glasgow Coma Scale (GCS) is a well-established tool used to assess the consciousness level of a patient, particularly useful for prognosis in cases of brain injury. This statement is correct.
3. Haematoma must be operated: Not all hematomas require surgical intervention. The decision to operate depends on factors such as size, location, cause, and the patient's symptoms. This statement is incorrect as it generalizes a situation that requires a case-by-case evaluation.
4. All of the above: As not all the statements are incorrect, this cannot be the answer.

After analyzing the options, the incorrect statement is: Haematoma must be operated.