Correct option is B
Ans. (b) Kernig Sign
Sol.
Kernig’s sign is a classic indicator of
meningeal irritation. When the patient’s hip is flexed at 90 degrees, extension of the knee causes pain due to stretching of the inflamed meninges.
Explanation of each option:
·
(a) Trousseau's Sign – Indicates
hypocalcemia, not meningitis.
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(b) Kernig Sign –
Correct. A diagnostic sign of
meningitis.
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(c) Ortolani Sign – Used to detect
hip dislocation in newborns.
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(d) Chvostek’s Signs – Also indicates
hypocalcemia.
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