29: Approach To Neuro Cases Flashcards
1
Q
Most common HA and most common HA dx
A
Most common: tension HA
Most common dx: migraine
2
Q
TiTrATE evaluation of dizziness
A
- Timing of symptoms
- Triggers that provoke sx
- Targeted exam
3
Q
Three main categories of dizziness
A
- Episodic
- Spontaneous
- Continuous
4
Q
Carotid sinus syndrome
A
Head rotation + pressure to carotid artery -> stimulation of carotid sinus -> reflexive ventricular pause and possible syncope
5
Q
Vasovagal syncope
A
Over-correction to stimulus of SNS (panic, pain, etc.) -> rebound overstimulation of PNS -> bradycardia and vasodilation
6
Q
Three classes of syncope
A
- Cardiac
- Orthostatic hypotension
- Neuro-mediated
7
Q
Three types of peripheral vertigo
A
- BPPV
- Ménière’s disease
- Otosclerosis
8
Q
Three types of central vertigo
A
- Vestibular migraine
- Cerebrovascular disease
- Mass at cerebellopontine angle
9
Q
Three other types of vertigo causes
A
- Medication induced
- Psychiatric
- Orthostatic