Extras: Study Sheets: Degen + Flashcards

1
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active vs inactive plaques in MS

A

active: foamy macrophages
inactive: gliosis

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2
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ANHE

A

recent URI in kids -> fulminant demyelination -> fatal in most

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3
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neuritic vs diffuse plaques in alzheimers

A
  1. neuritic: neurites around AB amyloid core

2. diffuse: no amyloid core

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4
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two conditions that have TDP-43 and FUS

A

FTLDs, ALS

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5
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major key for PSP: progressive supranuclear palsy

A

loss of voluntary eye movement, especially looking down

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6
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three conditions that have a-synuclein

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Parkinsons, lewy body dementia, MSA

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7
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what area of the brain atrophies first in Huntington’s

A

caudate nucleus

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8
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what condition has Bunina bodies

A

ALS

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9
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what condition has mutated SOD1

A

ALS

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10
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what repeat is found in Freidrich’s ataxia

A

GAA repeats

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11
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two leukodystrophies that are X-linked (rest are AR)

A

Adrenoleukodystrophy, Pelizius-Merzbacher dz

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12
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decreased enzyme in Krabbe disease, metachromatic leukodystrophy, and canavan Dz

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  1. Krabbe: galactocerebroside B-galactosidase
  2. Metachrom: arylsulfatase A
  3. Canavan: aspartoacylase
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13
Q

which leukodystrophy has behavioral changes and adrenal insufficiency?

A

adrenoleukodystrophy

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14
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which leukodystrophy has pendular eye moements, hypotonia, and choreoathetosis?

A

Pelizius-Merzbacher

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15
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Canavan dz presentation

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  1. megalocephaly
  2. severe mental deficits
  3. blindness
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16
Q

gene mutated in Alexander dz

A

GFAP

17
Q

which leukodystrophy has rosenthal fibers?

A

alexander dz

18
Q

beriberi

A

cardiac failure due to B1 deficiency (thiamine)

19
Q

B12 causing subacute combined degeneration

A

myelin vacuoles in ascending tracts of posterior columns + descending pyramidal tracts

20
Q

two things that affects somner’s sector of the hippocampus

A

hypoglycemia, carbon monoxide

21
Q

two areas of the brain affected by methanol ingestion

A

retinal ganglion cells, putamen

22
Q

tumor assoc with NMDA encephalitis

A

teratoma

23
Q

NMDA encephalitis has 4+/6 of which sx?

A
  1. psych dysfx
  2. speech dysfx
  3. SZR
  4. movement dysfx
  5. decreased consciousness
  6. autonomic dysfx
24
Q

EEG for NMDA encephalitis

A

extreme delta brush

25
Q

which type of migraine has aura?

A

classic migraine

26
Q

stroke in what location causes aphasia?

A

left hemisphere

27
Q

what causes syndenham chorea?

A

group A hemolytic strep

28
Q

chromosome for Wilson’s disease

A

chr 13

29
Q

only SZR type without LOC

A

simple partial szr

30
Q

two szr types with no post-ictal stage

A

simple partial, absence

31
Q

complex partial szr

A

staring + repeat actions

32
Q

tonic-clonic szr

A

classic - bilateral extension and jerking of extremities

33
Q

atonic szr

A

sudden loss ofmuscle tone, head and/or body drop

34
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myotonic szr

A

brief rapid symetric jerking of extremities and/or torso (shorter than tonic-clonic)