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Categorise the treatments on the left under the correct descriptions on the right.
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Femoral nerve block, compared to no treatment, to a patient with a fractured femur shaft for analgesia. There are no randomised controlled trials for this question but an audit showing that the pain score dropped by 80%
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Intravenous dexamethosone to prevent recurrent migraine: a meta-analysis of randomised controlled trials
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Dipyridamole to prevent a stroke in patients who have had a TIA. Large randomised controlled trials have shown that you need to treat over a hundred patients to prevent one stroke
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Volar digital nerve block compared to dorsal digital block for procedural analgesia in finger tip injuries. No randomised controlled trial exists and both anecdotally seem to work quite well.
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