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Dr. D Modules Flashcards

1
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olive

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source of climbing fibers

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2
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pons

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source of mossy fibers

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3
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Parkinson’s

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bradykinesia

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4
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Huntington’s

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chorea

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5
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subthalamic nucleus lesion

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hemiballismus

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6
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cut superior longitudinal fasciculus

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global aphasia

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7
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lesions Brocca’s area (44,45)

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expressive or motor aphasia

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8
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forehead spared

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unilateral cerebral stroke

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9
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total unilateral facial paralysis

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cut 7 on one side

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10
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total bilateral facial paralysis

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ALS

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11
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cannot feel sand in eye

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cut 5

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12
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mlf lesion

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intranuclear opthalmoplegia

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13
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moves eye up and out, test by looking medially–then up

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inferior oblique

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14
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moves eye down and out, test by looking medially–then down

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superior oblique

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15
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jaw jerk

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mesencephalic N of 5

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16
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proprioception

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chief or principal N of 5

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17
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pain and temperature

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spinal 5

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18
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VPL

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STT, DCP

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19
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VPM

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trigeminal stuff

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20
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crossed sensory signs

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Wallenberg lesion

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21
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can cause paralysis

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cut artery of Adomkowicz

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22
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syringomelia

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vestd sensory loss

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23
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Brown-Sequard

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ipsi loss of DCP info, contra STT loss below lesion

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24
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MLF lesions

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MS

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25
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tabes dorsalis

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syphillis

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26
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anterior horn cell loss

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polio

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27
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loss of hearing

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acoustic neuroma

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28
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double vision

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myasthenia gravis

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29
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DCP

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  • medial lemniscus
  • vibration
  • 2-pt discrimination
  • proprioception
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30
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STT

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nucleus proprius; pain and temp

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31
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DSCT

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Clark’s nucleus

32
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VSCT

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superior cerebellar peduncle

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CST

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anterior horn cells

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pseudounipolar cells

35
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pain fibers

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UMN signs

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  • positive Babinski
  • hyperreflexive
  • spastic
  • weak
37
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LMN signs

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  • paralysis
  • hyporreflexive
  • atrophy
  • fasciculations
  • fibrillations
38
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uncal herniation

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3rd nerve lesion

39
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hyperphagia

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excessive eating

40
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loves cats too much

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Kluver-Bucy syndrome

41
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Meyer’s loop

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quadrantonopia-pie in the sky

42
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Alzeimer’s

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hippocampal lesion

43
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degenerates in Wernicke’s-Korsakoff

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mammilary bodies

44
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Horner’s syndrome

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  • miosis
  • ptosis
  • anhydrosis
45
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impaired vestibulo-ocular reflex

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vision deteriorates with quick side to side movements

46
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intention tremor

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cerebellar lesion

47
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grand mal seizure

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  • bilateral
  • vigorous
  • rhythmic
  • tonic-clonic contractions
  • loss of consciousness
48
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general non-convulsive seizures (absence)

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brief staing spells with 3Hz spikes on EEG

49
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Disdiachokinesia

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inability to flip hand up and down quickly (cerebellum problem)

50
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Intention tremor

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cerebellum

51
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resting tremor

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basal ganglia problem

52
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purkinje cell

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inhibits dentate nucleus

53
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apraxia

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cannot put on shirt

54
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dysarthria

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speech problem

55
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medulloblastoma

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common childhood tumor in midline cerebellum

56
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dystonia

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incapacitation by spontaneous muscle contractions

57
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Locus ceruleus

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Raphe

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Nucleus basalis

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substantia nigra

61
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Peri-aqueductal gray

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Substance P

62
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Suprachiasmatic nucleus

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biological clock

63
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ALS

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  • cramps
  • generalized muscle weakness
  • brisk reflexes
  • slower speech
64
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Huntingtons

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  • nucleotide repeats
  • problem with INDIRECT pathway
65
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hemiballismus

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subthalamic nucleus

66
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Parkinsons

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problem with DIRECT pathway

67
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meningitis

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nuchal rigidity

68
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SAH (sub-arachnoid hemorrhage)

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pain upon moving patient’s neck

69
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Uncal herniation

70
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Trigeminal neuralgia

71
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acute blood on CT

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white (hyperdense)

72
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H2O on T2

73
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lesion nucleus ambiguus

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hoarse voice

74
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STT

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tract crossing in cord

75
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DCP

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tract crossing in medulla

76
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DSCT

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tract never crossing

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