clinical nervous system Flashcards

1
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name 4 symptoms of frontal lobe lesion

A

motor dysfunction
anosmia
personality change
brocas asphasia

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2
Q

name 2 symptoms of parietal lobe lesion

A

sensory inattention
asterogenesis

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3
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name 3 symptoms of temporal lobe lesion

A

memory impairment
auditory agnosia
wenches asphasia

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4
Q

name the symptom of occipital lobe lesion

A

homongynous hemianopia

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5
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name the 6 symptoms of cerebellum lesion

A

dysdiadochokinesia
ataxia
nystagmus
intention tremor
scanning dysarthia
positive heel shin test

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6
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what is meningitis

A

inflammation of meninges

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7
Q

name 3 causes of meningitis

A

drug use
viral infection
bacterial infection

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8
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name 7 symptoms of meningitis

A

fever
stiff neck
photophobia
non blanching rash
headache
nausea and vomitting
confusion

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9
Q

how is meningitis treated

A

antibiotics

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10
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what is hydrocephalus

A

block in CSF circulation

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11
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what is communicating hydrocephalus

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block in CSF reabsorption

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12
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what is non communicating hydrocephalus

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block in CSF circulation

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13
Q

name 4 causes of hydrocephalus

A

meningitis
blood clot
brain bleed
brain tumour

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14
Q

name 5 symptoms of hydrocephalus

A

difficulty walking
nausea
incontinence
headache
double vision

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15
Q

describe a haemarhagic stroke

A

bleeding due to weakened blood vessels
blood compresses tissue

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16
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describe an ischaemic stroke

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obstruction of a brain after

17
Q

describe a transient ischaemic attack

A

mini strokes caused by short lived ischaemia, small blood clots

18
Q

name 5 stroke symptoms

A

face drooping
weak arms
speech difficulty
headache
hard to walk

19
Q

what is an epidural bleed

A

bleed of meningeal artery in dura mater

20
Q

what is the cause of an epidural bleed

A

trauma in temple (weak pterion)

21
Q

what is a subdural bleed

A

bleed from venous sinuses in subdural space

22
Q

what is the symptoms of subdural bleed (2)

A

low venous pressure
headache

23
Q

what is the symptoms of epidural bleed (2)

A

high arterial pressure
altered brain function

24
Q

what is a subarachnoid bleed

A

arterial bleed in subarachnoid space

25
Q

what is a common cause of a subarachnoid bleed

A

cerebral aneurysm rupture

26
Q

what is the symptom of subarachnoid bleed

A

thunderclap headache

27
Q

what sir an intercerebral bleed

A

bleed of any artery inside the cortex

28
Q

how does an intercerebral bleed appear on a scan

A

rounded

29
Q

what is secondary brain injury

A

ischaemia

30
Q

name 2 ways in which you can prevent secondary brain injury

A

want to decrease CO2 so blood vessels constrict and ICP is reduced

hyperventilate and cool to reduce metabolism