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Child Neurology HY Flashcards

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Anterior neuropore fusion defects

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anencephaly, encephalocele

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Posterior neuropore fusion defects

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spina bifida, myelomeningocele

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3
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Tells notochord to become mesoderm

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sonic hedgehog

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Signal for lateral epidermal ectoderm

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bone morphogenic proteins

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Risk factors for NTDs (4)

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folate def, DM, AEDs, vitamin A toxicity

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cell of origin of CNS

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ectoderm from neural tube

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cell of origin of PNS

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ectoderm from neural crest cells

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cell of origin of vertebral bodies

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mesoderm of notochord

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balloon cells

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focal cortical dysplasia

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reduced visual acuity , panhypopituitarism , absent septum pellucidum

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septo-optic dysplasia

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smooth brain small chin thin upper lip, intractable seizures

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lissencephaly type I, Miller-dieker, LIS1 gene on chrom 17 disorder of microtubules and dynein

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12
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smooth brain in males, double brain in females

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DCX gene (doublecortin) x-linked

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Three disorders with cobblestone cortical malformations

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Walker-Warburg, Fukuyama MD, muscle-eye-brain disease

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Molar tooth sign

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Joubert syndrome, cerebellar hypoplasia

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childhood obesity and intellectual disability

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prader-willi, laurence-moon

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inappropriate laughter, arm flapping, MRDD, seizures, prominent jaw

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Angelman’s

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Genetics of Prader-willi and Angelmans

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both chrom 15 (Prader-Paternal and angelmans mAternal inheritance)

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Developmental regression 6-18mos with hand wringing and microcephaly

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Rett’s, MECP2

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19
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Cafe au lait

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NF 1

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20
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shagreen patch

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Tuberous-Sclerosis

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21
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Gene/chrom for NF 1

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Neurofibromin chrom 17

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22
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NF2 gene/chrom

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Merlin chrom 22

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23
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axillary/inguinal freckles

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NF1

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24
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Lisch’s nodules

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iris hamartomas NF1

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25
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Subependymal giant cell astrocytoma

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Tuberous Sclerosis

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26
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Sphenoid wing dysplasia

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NF1

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27
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Ashleaf spots

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Tuberous Sclerosis

28
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Intellectual disability, large testes, protuberant ears

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Fragile X, CGG

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Lymphangiomyomatosis

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Tuberous Sclerosis females>males

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Treatment for hamartomas

31
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multiple AVMs intracranially

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Osler-weber-Rendu, Hereditary Hemorrhagic telangiectasia

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hypopigmented streaks that follow skin lines

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qhypomelanosis of Ito

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dental enamel pits

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Tuberous sclerosis

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hyperpigmented cutaneous lesions and leptomeningeal melanoma

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neurocutaneous melanosis

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Hemifacial atrophy

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Parry-romberg syndrome

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multiple endochondromas and secondary hemangiomas

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maffucci’s syndrome

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VHL

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chrom 3, AD, hemangioblastomas

38
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x-linked Dominant disease that has nonspecific neurocutaneous findings

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Incontinentia pigmenti, MEMO

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hypersensitivity to light with freckles, multiple malignancies, neuropathy, ataxia, cognitive decline

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Xeroderma pigmentosa, DNA repair

40
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brittle hair, ilateral subdural hematomas, MRDD

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Menkes: ATP7A mutation (bonus what is ATP7B ??)

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epileptic encephalopathy and hypoglycorrhachia

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GLUT 1 , SLC2A1 gene, DeVivo syndrome

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Inverted nipples, prominent fat pads, low carbs in CSF, devo delay and dysmorphic facies

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Congenital disorders of glycosylation

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urine with musty order

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Homocystinuria

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CYSTthionine-beta-synthetase def

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Accumulation of isoleucine, leucine, valine in urine

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Lesch-Nyhan

47
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wrinkled tissue paper cells

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Gaucher’s disease - GLUCOcerebrosidase def

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Globoid cells

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Krabbe disease - GALACTocerebroside-beta-galactosidase def

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GM1 gangliosidosis

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beta galactosidase def

50
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Tay sach’s

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Hexoaminadase A def

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Sandhoff’s

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hexosaminidase A and B def

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Niemann Pick B and C

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Acid sphingomyelinase def

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Niemann pick C

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disorder of cholesterol trafficking in the intracellular domain

54
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Metachromatic leukodystrophy

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Arylsulfatase A deficiency

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Fabry’’s

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alpha-galactosidase, angiokeratomas, renal failure, HTN, strokes ANS dysfx

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Symmetric white matter involvement in the predominant in POSTERIOR regions,

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Adrenoleukodystrophy

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Megalencephaly, symmetric white matter disease INVOLVES the u fibers

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Canavan’s aspartoacylase def

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Megalencephaly , ANTERIOR white matter disease

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Alexander’s disease, GFAP

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white matter disease with tigroid spares u fibers

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Pilazeus Merzbacher gene PLP1 and x-linked

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Enlarge orange tonsils

61
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Progressive external ophthalmoplegia, <20 y/o, short stature, ataxia, heart block, RP

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kearns-sayre syndrome

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Feeding difficulties with N/V/D/jaundice,hepatosplenomegaly, cataracts

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galactosemia

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alopecia, rash, hypotonia, sz, optic atrophy, hearing loss high ammonia

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biotinidase def

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myoclonic seizure, blindness, curvilinear bodies

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neruonal ceroid lipfuscinosis

65
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Gyral calcification in tram track appearance on MRI

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Sturge-Weber

66
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Myoclonic epilepsy and cherry red spot

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Sialidosis

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