The Correct Answer is A
Collection of blood under the pericranium is a
Cephalhematoma.
- Causes
- Prolonged labor
- Instrumented delivery (e.g. forceps)
- Pathophysiology
- Rupture of blood vessels between skull and periosteum
- Results in subperiosteal blood collection
- Bleeding limited by Suture lines
- Signs
- Cephalhematoma does not cross Suture lines
- Well-demarcated, fluctuant swelling
- Most commonly occurs over parietal bone
- No overlying Skin Discoloration
- Appears by day 2-3 of life
Category:
MAHE 2000 MCQs
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