CNS Flashcards

1
Q

Causes for loss of conciousness

A

hyponatraemia
aortic stenosis (syncope)
embolus (TIA)
hypoglycaemia

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2
Q

where does the motor pathway in the lateral corticospinal tract cross over?

A

medullary pyramids

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3
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where does the sensation for pain, temp and coarse touch in the lateral spinothalamic tract cross over?

A

spinal level

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4
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where does the sensation for proprioception, pressure, fine touch and vibration in the Dorsal column cross over?

A

medulla

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5
Q

cord transection: result

A

bilateral motor and sensory loss in all levels below

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6
Q

cord transection: causes

A

fracture dislocation

metastatic disease compression

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7
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brown-sequard lesion: damage

A

hemisection, unilateral damage to the spinal cord

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8
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brown-sequard lesion: result

A

contralateral motor loss
contralateral vibration, proprioception, pressure and fine touch loss
ipsilateral coarse touch, pain and temperature loss

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9
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anterior spinal cord lesion: cause

A

anterior spinal artery syndrome

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10
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anterior spinal cord lesion: result

A

motor loss bilateral
pain, temperature and coarse touch lost bilaterally
proprioception, vibration, pressure and fine touch spared

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11
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expanding cord lesion: cause

A

syringomyelia

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12
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expanding cord lesion: result

A

selective pain, temp and coarse touch loss bilaterally
proprioception, pressure, fine touch, vibration spared
motor spared

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13
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normal aphasia: presentation and site of lesion

A

unable to identify common objects

left inferior parietal lobe

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14
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Global aphasia: presentation and site of lesion

A

no speech, no understanding

severe left hemisphere infarct

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15
Q

weak chest muscles: cause

A

guillaine barre syndrome

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16
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weak/absent vocal cord movement: cause

A

recurrent laryngeal nerve damage