Day 9 Flashcards

1
Q

AED with Broadest Coverage Spectrum

A

Depakote

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2
Q

VPA Mech

A

Blockage of Vg Na channels and GABA enhancement

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3
Q

Oxcarb vs. Carbam Metabolism

A

Oxcarb doesn’t produce autoinduction

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4
Q

TCA Cardiac Conduction (2)

A

Prolongs both PR and QRS intervals

But can also cause tachycardia

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5
Q

L5 Function/Damage

A

Foot flexion/dorsiflexion. So dropfoot

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6
Q

S1 Function

A

Foot extension

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7
Q

L3/L4 Function

A

Leg extension/quads

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8
Q

L1/2/3 Function

A

Hip flexion/iliopsoas

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9
Q

S1 Reflex

A

Achilles/ankle jerk

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10
Q

Vilazodone Mech (2)

A

5HT 1A partial agonist and SSRI

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11
Q

Brown-Sequard Syndrome

A

Hemisection of spinal cord:
Ipsilateral motor + posterior column (vib/proprio) at level of injury and below
Contralateral loss of pain/temp 1-2 dermatomes below

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12
Q

ACA Territory

A

Medial frontal lobes

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13
Q

ACA Stroke Motor

A

Often preferential leg > face/arms, but still some (& obv contralateral)

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14
Q

ACA Ocular

A

Loss of tonic opposition, so look towards the lesion

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15
Q

ACA Stroke Behavior

A

Abulia/amotivation. So won’t do things independently, maybe mute

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16
Q

NE/5HT/DA/ACh origins

A

NE: Locus ceruleus
5HT: dorsal raphe nuclei
DA: SN
ACh: nucleus basalis of Meynert

17
Q

Pure Sensory Stroke:

A

Small lesion to ventroposterolateral nucleus of thalamus

18
Q

Hemiballismus Lesion Location

A

Contralateral subthalamic nucleus of Luys

19
Q

6 Biogenic Amine NTs

A
DA
Epi
NE
ACh
Histamine
5HT
20
Q

3 Catecholamines (& precursor)

A

Precursor: Tyrosine
DA
NE
Epi

21
Q

Cocaine and Biogenic Amines

A

Blocks their reuptake, most specifically 5HT/NE/DA

22
Q

Tyrosine and Tyramine

A

Tyramine is breakdown product of tyrosine

23
Q

Reserpine Mech

A

Blocks Mg-dependent uptake of biogenic amines, depleting DA, NE, and 5HT

24
Q

Reserpine Use

A

Can relieve dystonia

25
Q

Reserpine Sfx (3)

A

Can cause depression, sedation, and Parkinsonism

26
Q

Arachnoid Granulations (function and histopathological location)

A

Drain CSF into blood

Protrude through dura into superior sagittal sinus

27
Q

Choroid Plexus (function and histopathological location)

A

Produce CSF

Protrude into ventricles

28
Q

2 Drugs that Reduce CSF Production

A

Acetazolamide

Mannitol

29
Q

Regression Analysis

A

Method of predicting value of one variable in relation to another variable based on observed data