4.4 - Congenital Mal Flashcards

1
Q

defects of fusion of the neural tube

A

dysraphism

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2
Q

absence of posterior vertebral elements + intact skin

A

spina bifida occulta

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3
Q

absence of posterior vertebral elements + protrusion of meninges

A

myelomeningocele

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4
Q

meningocele means?

A

herniation of meninges without nerve tissue

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5
Q

early fusion of the sutures

A

craniosynostosis

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6
Q

boat shaped head/scaphocephaly

A

sagittal synostosis

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7
Q

outward deviation of orbit + ipsilateral flat forehead

A

unilateral coronal synostosis

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8
Q

genetic disorder char.by craniosynostosis

A

crouzons syndrome

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9
Q

chiari type with high cervical or occipital encephalocele (cerebellum and brainstem)

A

Chiari 3

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10
Q

chiari type with hydrocephalus is very common

A

chiari 2

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11
Q

hydrocephalus d/t obstruction outside the ventricular system

A

communicating

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12
Q

most common cause of communicating hydrocephalus

A

TB meningitis

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13
Q

most commonly occurs as secondary to an infection in the paranasal sinus or middle ear

A

brain abscess

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14
Q

early lesion of brain abscess

A

cerebritis

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15
Q

late lesion of brain abscess

A

encapsulated lesion

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16
Q

diagnostic test for SDE

A

EEG, 2 sec delta waves

17
Q

most frequent causative agent in osteomyelitis

A

s aureus

s epidermidis

18
Q

duration of ABx in osteomyelitis

A

2-4months

19
Q

most common deficit in SDE

A

contralateral hemiparesis

20
Q

t or F? SDE is rapidly progressive

A

T!

21
Q

most common causative agent for spinal osteomyelitis

A

enterobacter

22
Q

TB over pyogenic osteomyelitis

A

sclerotic bone (not lytic)

23
Q

epidural abscess agent?

A

streptococcus