Blueprints Exam Flashcards

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Cherry-Red Spots genetic disorders

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Niemann-Pick
Gaucher
Tay-Sachs

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2
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Small cell lung cancer causes

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Anti-Hu antibodies

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3
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Anti-Hu antibodies cause

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Paraneoplastic encephalomyelitis, ataxia, and autonomic neuropathy.

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4
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Anti-GM1 causes

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Multifocal motor neuropathy with conduction block

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5
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Primary muscle problem signs

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Symmetric proximal weakness or Weakness of neck flexors and extensors

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6
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Myotonic dystrophy cause

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Triplet repeat expansion in DMPK gene.

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7
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Myotonic dystrophy EMG

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Myotonic discharges

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8
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Fungal meningitis key CSF sign

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Glycorrhacia: CSF-serum glucose ratio below 0.4

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Subfalcine herniation results in

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Compressing ACA…leads to leg weakness.

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Uncal herniation signs

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Ipsilateral third nerve palsy is the first sign. Continued herniation causes ipsilateral hemiparesis (Kernohan’s notch)

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11
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Treatment for Optic Neuritis

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IV steroids (may delay but not prevent MS)

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12
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Sarcoid signs

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Bilateral LMN facial weakness!

May cause optic neuropathy.

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13
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Bilateral facial weakness in MS?

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No

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14
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Pupillary defect in Lyme disease?

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No

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15
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Corona radiata carries sensory?

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No, only motor

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16
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Allodynia vs. hyperesthesia

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Allodynia is for pain, hyperesthesia just means you feel things more

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17
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Most common cause of polyradiculitis or cauda equina syndrome in an immunocompromised person

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CMV

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18
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Contrast vs. non contrast??

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???

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19
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tx for temporal arteritis?

20
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Intracerebral hemorrhages caused by HTN most often cause by

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Basal ganglia, thalamus, pons, and cerebellum in decreasing frequency

21
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Contraindication to MRI

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Patients with pacemakers and other implanted metal objects

22
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MRI vs. CT for posterior fossa

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MRI images better, but CT should still pick up blood

23
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Tx for severe Lyme disease

A

IV abx, ceftriaxone

24
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DMD and BMD on what chromosome

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Side effects of Tegretol
Hyponatremia!!!! agranulocytosis, and risk for Stevens-Johnson
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Which growths are essentially the only ones that image homogenously
Meningiomas!!! Maybe lymphomas (but they can ring enhance)
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Oligoclonal bands in CSF....
MS
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Pleocytosis of ADEM?
Lymphocytic
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ADEM stands for
Acute Disseminated Encephalomyelitis
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ADEM causes
Viral infections or vaccinations
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Diabetic amyopathy presentation
May be unilateral, resolves over months-years, a form of polyradiculoneuropathy
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Small-fiber neuropathy sensory modality loss
Temperature and pinprick sensation
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Tx for cataplexy
clomipramine and venlafaxine may work
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How symmetric are the EPS of PD
Typically assymetric
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Miller-Fisher Syndrome signs
Ataxia, ophthalmoplegia, and areflexia (GBS variant)
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Best imaging for intracranial hemorrhage on MRI
Susceptibility imaging or gradient-echo imaging
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Contrast enchanced T1 for...
brain tuors
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FLAIR imaging for...
screening for most types of intracranial lesions
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Greatest vascular malformation risk to bleed
AVM
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Lateral Medullary Syndrome signs
Ipsilateral ataxia, ipsilateral Horner, ipsilateral facial sensory loss. Contralateral impairment of pain/temp. in arm and leg. Nystagmus and vertigo. NO WEAKNESS.
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csf formulas
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Thumb sensory level
C6 radiculopathy
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4th, 5th digits and intrinsic hand muscles
C8 or T1 (median nerve)
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Treatment for GBS
IVIg and plasmapharesis
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How to diagnose GBS...
....
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Measure of severity of GBS
If FVC is less than 15 mL/kg
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Sarcoidosis skin finding
Erythema nodosum