Pitfalls in Brain Stem Testing Quiz Dead or not Dead? Are the following statements consistent with possible brain stem death diagnosis (dead) or not (not.

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Pitfalls in Brain Stem Testing Quiz Dead or not Dead? Are the following statements consistent with possible brain stem death diagnosis (dead) or not (not dead)? 1

Professional Development Programme for Organ Donation 22 Example Question During your brain stem testing investigation the patient blinks to command. Is a brain stem death diagnosis still possible? (Dead) Is a brain stem death diagnosis NOT possible? (Not Dead) Not brain stem dead – Patient may be locked in.

Professional Development Programme for Organ Donation 33 Question 1 1.The patient flexes their arm at the elbow following imposition of a painful stimulus to the nail bed on that side? Is a brain stem death diagnosis still possible? (Dead) Is a brain stem death diagnosis NOT possible? (Not Dead) Dead - May represent a spinal reflex

Professional Development Programme for Organ Donation 44 Question 2 2.The ventilator registers the patient as making spontaneous respirations? Is a brain stem death diagnosis still possible? (Dead) Is a brain stem death diagnosis NOT possible? (Not Dead) Dead - May represent the heart beat creating flow that is triggering ventilation

Professional Development Programme for Organ Donation 55 Question 3 3.The patient has a generalised tonic clonic seizure? Is a brain stem death diagnosis still possible? (Dead) Is a brain stem death diagnosis NOT possible? (Not Dead) NOT brain stem dead – the patient must have intact neural connections to have a grand mal fit

Professional Development Programme for Organ Donation 66 Question 4 4.The patient’s pulse increases from 70bpm to 110 bpm during apnoea testing? Is a brain stem death diagnosis still possible? (Dead) Is a brain stem death diagnosis NOT possible? (Not Dead) Dead - Hypercarbia (which occurs during apnoea testing) results in endogenous adrenaline release.

Professional Development Programme for Organ Donation 77 Question 5 5.There is slow drift of one eye away from the ear in which cold water is injected? Is a brain stem death diagnosis still possible? (Dead) Is a brain stem death diagnosis NOT possible? (Not Dead) NOT brain stem dead – any eye movements in response to caloric testing signifies the presence of some reflex brain stem arc function.

Professional Development Programme for Organ Donation 88 Question 6 6.The patient sits up during apnoea testing (Lazarus sign)? Is a brain stem death diagnosis still possible? (Dead) Is a brain stem death diagnosis NOT possible? (Not Dead) Dead - A spinal reaction to the acidosis which follows hypercarbia. Very unsettling and disturbing!

Professional Development Programme for Organ Donation 99 How are you going? These six questions were asked in the Australian JFICM exam 2008 and the pass rate was only 65%!

Professional Development Programme for Organ Donation 10 Question 7 7.During an apnoea test on a mechanical ventilator after 20 seconds the patient starts to breathe and then continues to breathe steadily at 16 breaths per minute without variation over the next five minutes? Is a brain stem death diagnosis still possible? (Dead) Is a brain stem death diagnosis NOT possible? (Not Dead) Dead – ventilator apnoea ventilation has kicked in. Are you convinced not to do your apnoea tests still connected to the ventilator?

Professional Development Programme for Organ Donation 11 Question 8 8.Supra-orbital painful stimulus leads to movement in one of the arms? Is a brain stem death diagnosis still possible? (Dead) Is a brain stem death diagnosis NOT possible? (Not Dead) Not dead – although one primarily looks for movement in the cranial nerve distribution one must actively ensure (by repetition) that this was a coincidental spinal reflex but until proven this may represent the patient is not brain stem dead.

Professional Development Programme for Organ Donation 12 Question 9 9.During the second set of brain stem testing the second clinician finds the ears full of wax and can't visualise the drum? Is a brain stem death diagnosis still possible? (Dead) Is a brain stem death diagnosis NOT possible? (Not Dead) Not dead – this finding may invalidate the first oculovestibular test and thus the patient may not be dead.

Professional Development Programme for Organ Donation 13 Question Due to left orbital trauma you can't visualise or observe the left eye? Is a brain stem death diagnosis still possible? (Dead) Is a brain stem death diagnosis NOT possible? (Not Dead) Dead – may still be dead even if one can’t carry out the full test. Some of the options we discuss in our case based discussions after morning tea.