Question

Correctly match the action with the possible consequence for interventional neuroradiology procedures.

A) Glues and occlusive particles injected into the wrong vessel → stroke
B) Hypertension → stroke
C) Hypotension → aneurysm rupture
D) A + B
E) B + C
F) A+ B + C

Answer 1

The correct matching of the actions with the possible consequences in interventional neuroradiology procedures is A + B + C, which can lead to stroke and aneurysm rupture.

Step-by-step explanation:

The correct matching of the action with the possible consequence for interventional neuroradiology procedures is option F) A + B + C, which means that all of the actions of A, B, and C can lead to stroke and aneurysm rupture. Let's break down each action and its consequence:

1. Action A: Glues and occlusive particles injected into the wrong vessel can cause a stroke. These substances can block or occlude blood vessels that supply the brain, leading to a lack of blood flow and oxygen, which can result in a stroke.
2. Action B: Hypertension (high blood pressure) can also lead to a stroke. When blood pressure is consistently high, it puts strain on the blood vessels in the brain, increasing the risk of vessel rupture and bleeding into the brain.
3. Action C: Hypotension (low blood pressure) can cause aneurysm rupture. Aneurysms are weak areas in the blood vessel walls, and low blood pressure can decrease the support and integrity of these vessels, causing them to rupture.

Therefore, the correct match is option F) A + B + C, as all of these actions can lead to stroke and aneurysm rupture.