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Management of parkinson disease

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Levodopa plus dopamine agonists (benserazide, carbidopa)

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Adverse effects of dopamine agonists

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Pathological shopping, eating, hoarding, gambling, sexual preoccupation, medication abuse, puncding

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CI to dopamine agonists

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Impulse control disorders

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List of Parkinson plus syndromes

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Dementia with lewy bodies
Multiple system atrophy
Progressive supranuclear palsy
Corticobasal degeneration

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Progressive supranuclear palsy clinical features

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Early onset falls, visual disturbances, dysphagia, difficulty with eye movements
Axial rigidity, postural instability, cognitive changes

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Clin F of Parkinson disease

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Bradykinesia, rigidity, resting tremor

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Clin F of multiple system atrophy

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Parkinsonism and early autonomic dysfunction (postural hypotension, arrhythmias, GI upset, incontinence)
+/- cerebellar features: nystagmus, incoordination, slurred speech

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Clin F of corticobasal degeneration

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Parkinsonism
Akinetic rigidity in unilateral limb
Apraxia
Alien limb phenonmenon

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Features of 3rd nerve palsy

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Down and out, ptosis, pupil may be dilated

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Key diagnostic test in suspected guillian barre syndrome

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LP- increased protein (usually seen 1-2 weeks) , normal WCC

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Definition of TIA

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Now tissue based not time based
Transient episode of neurological dysfunction caused by focal brain, SC or retinal ischemia without acute infarction

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How does extradural hemorrhage appear on imaging

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Biconvex

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What to give for nausea in Parkinson’s disease

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Domperidone - do not cross BBB, no EPS

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SFX of phenytoin

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PHENYTOIN
P450 induction
Hirtuism
Enlarged gums
Nystagmus
Yellow/ brown skin tinge
Teratogenicity
Osteopenia
Inhibition of folate absorption
Neuropathy

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Circle of Willis

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Clin F of MCA occlusion

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Contralateral motor and sensory deficits - face, arm, sometimes leg. May be homonymous hemianopia, conjugate eye deviation towards side of lesion
If occlusion of dominant hemisphere - global aphasia
If occlusion in non dominant - contralateral hemispatial neglect

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Clin F of vestibular neuritis

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Sudden onset of sever vertigo associated with loss of balance without hearing loss or tinnitus
Reccent URTI
Balance disturbacen
Catch up saccade on rapid movement to affected side

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Clin F of acute labrynthitis

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Viral inf and hearing loss

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Clin F of meniers

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Vertigo > 20 min
Tinnitus, sensorineural hearing loss, aural fullness

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Clin F of anterior spinal artery occlusion

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Sudden onset of back pain, motor weakness, superficial sensory deficitis below the level of the spinal cord with preservation of deep sensation