Dizziness Flashcards

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BPPB: category, pathophysiology, diagnostic criteria

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vertigo

loose otolith in semicircular canals causing a false sense of motion

positive findings with Dix-Hallpike maneuver
Episodic vertigo without hearing loss

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Meniere disease: category, pathophysiology, diagnostic criteria

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vertigo

increased endolymphatic fluic in inner ear

episodic vertigo, hearing loss

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Vestibular migraine (migrainous vertigo)

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vertigo

uncertain cause, one hypothesis is the trigeminal nerve stimulation causes nystagmus in persons with migraine

episodic vertigo, signs of migraine, photophobia, phonophobia, during at least two episodes of vertigo

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Labyrinthitis

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persistent vertigo

hearing loss

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orthostatic hypotension

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presyncope

drop in blood pressure on position change causing decreased blood flow to the brain
adverse effect of multiple medications

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Parkins disease

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disequilibrium

dysfunction in gait causing imbalance and falls

shuffling gait with reduced arm swing and possible hesitation

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