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Q1: Definition and clinical presentation (2 min)
What is spontaneous subarachnoid haemorrhage.? How does it typically present? What are the key clinical features?
Q2: Differential diagnosis (3 min)
What conditions would you consider in the differential diagnosis? How would you distinguish between them?
Q3: Investigations (2 min)
What investigations would you arrange? What are the key diagnostic criteria?
Q4: Management (3 min)
Outline your stepwise approach to management. What are the first-line, second-line, and refractory treatments?
Q5: Complications and prognosis (2 min)
What are the main complications? What is the typical prognosis?