Extra 3 Flashcards

1
Q

main cell in MS

A

oligodendrocytes

with bias to TH1 and TH17 cells
also microglial activation
upreg adhesion molecules blood vessels

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2
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MOA natalizumab

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monoclonal Ab against alpha4beta integrin which means cells cannot migrate into CNS

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3
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Best preg drug MS

A

glatiramir

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4
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Fingolimod works how

A

S1p receptor modulator- keeps lymphocytes in lymphoid organs
First tab in Au
LFTs, macular oedema, bradycardia transient, increase BP small

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5
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Glatiramir works how?

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alter macrophage function by being a synthetic polypeptide with myelin basic protein

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6
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Teriflunomide works how?

A

stop lymph prolif by stopping pyrimidine synthesis
precursor leflunomide
cholestyramine wash out pre preg

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7
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what med alters walking speed in MS

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Fampridine - axons better at transmitting even in demyelinated state

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8
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Fatigue in MS give

A

amantadine

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9
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neuropathic pain in MS

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carbamazepine

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10
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spasticity in MS

A

PT and OT

baclofen but increases weakness

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11
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Recap of risks after CIS

  • optic myelitis
  • CIS
  • transverse myelitis
A

CIS:
1 MRI lesion only- 20%
2 MRI lesions- 80%

Transverse myelitis
no MRI brain lesion- 10-30%
MRI brain lesion- 60-90%

Optic myelitis
no MRI lesion- 25%
1 MRI lesion- 50%
3 or more- 80%

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12
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How is somatostatin def related to chronic gastritis

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H pylori–>chronic gastritis–>D cells do not release

diabetes
gallstones
diarrhoea from malabsorption

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13
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What does thrombolysis achieve?

A

Better disability scores
Increase death first week but not at 3 months
increase risk ICH

benefit not as good if NIHSS over 25- still some benefit but higher risk haemorrhage
Verdict out if NIHSS under 4

clot retrieval increase days at home and percent good outcome

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14
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how long to wait to start warf post stroke

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14 days

aspirin within 48 hours though

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15
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poor prognostic factors after ICH

A
GCS 3-4
Age over 80, vol over 30mL, infratent extension
high BGL
early neuro deterioration
on warf
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16
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5 types of lacunar- locations

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Pure motor- post limb IC

ataxic hemiparesis- mostly LEG>ARM- PLIC or basalis pontis or corona radiata

Dysarthria/clumsy hand syndrome- hand weak and clumsy with dysarthria; PONS

Pure sensory; thalamus

Mixed sensorimtor; thalamus or adjacent to PLIC

17
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Most common stroke type

A

large vessel to large vessel

18
Q

when can you give aspirin post thrombolysis?

A

after 24 hours

also target BP 185/95 post thromb
contraind in first place if over 185/110

19
Q

Acute MS lesion GAD enhances up to …

A

3 months

if still enhancing at 6 months it is a tumour!