22.5.4: Neurological conditions of ruminants - lesion localisation Flashcards
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General approach to neurological exam of ruminants
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1
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Cerebrum (forebrain)
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2
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Cerebellum
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3
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Cranial nerves (brainstem)
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4
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Cervical and cranial thoracic spinal cord (C1-T2)
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5
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Thoracolumbar spinal cord (T3-L6)
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6
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Sacrococcygeal spinal cord (S1-S3)
8
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For spinal cord lesions, the effect is ———- to the lesion.
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For spinal cord lesions, the effect is caudal to the lesion.
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2
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3
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6
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15
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1
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Cerebrum
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2
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Cerebellum
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3
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Vestibular system - central lesion (CN VIII or brainstem)
18
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4
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Vestibular system - peripheral lesion (CN VIII)
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1
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Cranial nerves I-IV
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2
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Cranial nerves V-VIII
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3
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Cranial nerves IX-XII
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4
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Reticular activating system of brainstem i.e. CN root lesion at the brainstem rather than peripheral lesion
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C1 to C5 vertebrae
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2
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C6 to T2 vertebrae
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3
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T3 to L3 vertebrae
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4
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L4 to L6 vertebrae
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5
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S1 to S3 vertebrae
