CIS Lesions Part 2 Flashcards

1
Q

Ansomia

A

CN 1

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2
Q

Visual fields, light reflexes, acuity

A

CN 2

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3
Q

Complete ptosis: ex. strabismus, pupil dilation

A

CN 3

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4
Q

Inability to ADduct + depress eye

A

CN 4

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5
Q

Anesthetia to face, paralysis of masseter + temporalis M.

A

CN 5

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6
Q

Internal strabysmis (one eye = misaligned to target)

A

CN 6

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7
Q

Bell’s Palsy (inability to raise eyebrow, close eye, smile, purse lips)

A

CN 7

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8
Q

Deafness

A

CN 8

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9
Q

Oropharyngeal sensation

diminished gag reflex

A

CN 9

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10
Q

Dysphonia, Dysphagia

A

CN 10

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11
Q

Inability to shrug shoulders or flex/rotate head in opp. direction

A

CN 11

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12
Q

Paralysis, fasciculations, deviated protruded tongue to affected side

A

CN 12

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13
Q

Hemianalgesia + spastic paralysis + supranuclear nerve palsy=

A

central lesion pattern

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14
Q

MLF =

A

special systems

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15
Q

The level + side of lesion is always at?

A

The highest cranial N. involved!!!

Ex. it would be 3 over 5

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16
Q

What is this?

A

Alternating Trigeminal Hemiplegia

17
Q

What is this?

A

Left alternating abducent hemiplegia

18
Q

What is this?

A

Weber’s syndrome

Right oculomotor alternating hemiplegia

19
Q
A

Left alternating dorsal hemiplegia w/ dorsal extension

20
Q
A

Right Millard - Gubler Syndrome

(alternating 6 + 7)

21
Q
A

Right Benedikt’s Syndrome

(tremor is from red nucleus)

(@ Mesencephalon w/ oculomotor palsy)

22
Q
A

CPA Syndrome (vascular onset)

*Hallmark = Deaf in ear

-involves vestibular N.

23
Q

Lesions of the MLF (which contains CN’s 3,4, and 6) causes what?

A

Internuclear Opthalmoplegia

-they have an abnormal response to horizontal gaze in the direction opposite the side of the lesion

24
Q
A

Bilateral internuclear opthalmoplegia

25
Q

What is this?

A

An acoustic neuroma