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Exam 2: Remaining Material Flashcards

1
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Multiple sclerosis

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Autoimmune attack on white matter

Plaque of demyelination

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2
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MS is a ____ hypersensitivity

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Type 4

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3
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MC myelin disorder

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MS

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4
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MS MC in

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Young adult females

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5
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MS can occur where in CNS

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Anywhere

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6
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Active MS

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Ongoing breakdown

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7
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Inactive MS

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Minimal inflammation

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8
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Features of MS

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Visual impairments
Motor/sensory impairments
Bowl/bladder dysfunction

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9
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Treatment for MS

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IV corticosteroids
Immunosuppression
CAM

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10
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2 types of thiamine deficiency

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Wernicke-korsakoff Syndrome

Beriberi

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11
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Wernicke-korsakoff syndrome common in

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Chronic alcoholics

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12
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Wernicke korsakoff syndrome characteristics

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Confusion
Confabulation
Swelling in brain
Amnesia

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13
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Beriberi

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Lower extremity paralysis

Nystagmus

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14
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Cobalamin deficiency

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Cord demyelination

Subacute combined degeneration of spinal cord

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15
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Hypoglycemia mimics

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Global hypoxia

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16
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___ most susceptible to hypoglycemia

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Hippocampus

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17
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Hyperglycemia MC due to

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Uncontrolled diabetes

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18
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MC cause of dementia in elderly

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AD

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19
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___ accumulate in brain in AD, and breakdown of neurons results in ___

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Beta amyloid plagues

Tau proteins

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20
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AD patients MC die from

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Pneumonia

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21
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MC death in Parkinson’s

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Infections

Trauma

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22
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Parkinsonism

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Altered motor function

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23
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Parkinson’s disease involved damage to ___, especially in ___

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Dopaminergic neurons

Substantia nigra

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24
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Neuronal inclusions in Parkinson’s disease

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Lewy bodies (alpha synuclein)

25
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Symptoms of Parkinson’s

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Festinating gait
Cogwheel rigidity
Pill rolling
Expressionless

26
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Treatment for Parkinson’s

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L-DOPA

Deep brain stimulation

27
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___ more severe than Parkinson’s

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Lewy body dementia

28
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___ is autosomal dominant disease involving trinucleotide repeat of ___

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Huntington’s disease

CAG

29
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Huntington’s is inherited, and delayed onset, affecting ages ___

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30-40

30
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Huntington’s affects what part of brain

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Caudate and putamen nuclei

31
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Body wide chorea
Dementia
Insanity

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Huntington’s

32
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Lethal within 15 years, MC due to pneumonia, choking, suicide, injuries

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Huntington’s

33
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ALS

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Degeneration of motor neurons

Both LMN and UMN

34
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ALS MC in

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Males, age 40-50

35
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Progressive denervation atrophy and fasciculations common in

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ALS

36
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Rapid progression and hyperreflexia, spasticity, but preservation of sensation and ocular motor function characteristic of

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ALS

37
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Most CNS tumors are

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Primary CNS tumor

38
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Most CNS tumors are non-resectable and have a __ prognosis

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Poor

39
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CNS tumors ____ Mets outside CNS

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Rarely

40
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3 types of gliomas

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Astrocytoma
Oligodendroglioma
Ependymoma

41
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Astrocytoma and oligodendroglioma are

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Diffuse

42
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Types of astrocytomas

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Diffuse

Pilocytic

43
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Diffuse astrocytomas are ___ and are 80% of adult gliomas

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Malignant

44
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Diffuse astrocytomas have ___ prognosis

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Poor

45
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Pilocytic astrocytomas are benign, MC in ___ and MC in what location

A

Children

Cerebellum or spinal cord

46
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Worst prognosis of CNS tumor

A

Glioblastoma

47
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Oligodendroglioma can be benign or malignant, MC in ___ and MC in what location

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Age 30-50

Frontal and temporal lobe

48
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Ependymoma MC in

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Pediatrics MC age 4

49
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Ependymomas are in ____

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Periventricular locations

50
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Example of malignant embryonal neoplasm

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Medulloblastoma

51
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Medulloblastomas MC in ___ and what location

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Kids

Cerebellar (midline and infratentorial)

52
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Primary CNS lymphoma

A

Diffuse large B cell lymphoma

53
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Diffuse large B cell lymphoma is ___ , involves seeding in ventricles, and MC associated with ___

A

Aggressive

AIDS

54
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Most meningiomas are benign, but ___

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Invasive

55
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Meningiomas involve transformed

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Arachnoid cells

56
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Meningiomas MC affect

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Adult females

57
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Risks for meningiomas

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NF2

58
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Autosomal dominant gene that results in benign tumors throughout body

A

Tuberous sclerosis

59
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Von hippel Lindau disease

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Autosomal dominant hemangioblastomas, primarily in cerebellum

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