Exam 2 Practice questions Flashcards

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10 yr old severed his radial nerve. Which cell plays a role in regrowth?

A

schwann

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2
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wallerian degeneration involves:

A

successive fragmentation of the axon

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3
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46 yr old complains of right sided hearing loss and vertigo. A small tumor is found in her internal auditory canal. Which structure listed accounts for the hearing loss?

A

schwannoma

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4
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7 yr old has a stumbling gait dizziness, diplopia, headache, vomiting, and coarse nystagmus toward the side of the lesion. He scans his speech. Tests for dysdiadochokinesia, papilledema, elevated csf protein, and intention tremor are positive.

A

medulloblastoma

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5
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which of the following is a characteristic of lou gherig’s disease?

A

progressive bulbar palsy

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6
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an example of a peripheral nervous system lesion is:

A

guillain-Barre Syndrome

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7
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______ results in a sensory deficit known as sensory dystaxia or romberg sign. Patients are Romberg positive when they are able to stand with the eyes open but fall with the eyes closed

A

posterior column syndrome

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8
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a neurologic manifestation of _______ is subacute combined degeneration. There is no involvement of LMNs

A

vit b12 deficiency

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9
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______ depresses, abducts, and intorts the eye. Paralysis of this muscle results in extorsion and weakness of downward gaze

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superior oblique

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10yr old has right arm and leg dystaxia, nystagmus, hoarsness, miosis and ptosis on the right. Lesions is on?

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lateral medullary syndrome contains nucleus ambigues (larynx) hypothalomospinal tract (horner) inferior cerebellar peduncle (dystaxia) and vestibular nuclei (nystagmus)

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