In Class Quizzes Flashcards

1
Q

What is the result when microglia migrate toward a location of damage in the brain?

A

‘CLEAN UP’ AND INFECTION CONTROL AT THE SITE

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2
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A bacterial infection affecting the membranes encasing the brain, for example, following a fracture of the bones inside the nose would be called?

A

PYOGENIC MENINGITIS

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3
Q

The term retrograde degeneration refers to what?

A

WHAT FOLLOWS A ‘FATAL AXONAL INJURY’ IN A CNS NEURON:

-ENTIRE AXON DEGENERATES AND CANNOT BE REGROWN.

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4
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You are petrissaging and stripping muscles in the low back/gluteal region and the patient experiences tingling, crawly foot sensations.

A

PARAESTHESIA

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5
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As the start of a planned contrast treatment, you place a warm compress around a chronically edematous knee -
the patient surprises you by saying it’s really hot.

A

HYPERAESTHESIA

matches stim but too intense

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6
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You are doing stroking and light effleurage of the back and beginning of relaxation treatment; the patient, who has no back problem history, reports the onset of a deep achy mid-back pain.

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ALLODYNIA

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7
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Last week you used ischemic compression on a TrP in the patient’s neck; it was instantly more painful than seemed normal to you, did not release, and the patient was left with an intense headache, which this week she reports lasted 3 days

A

HYPERALGESIA

Should cause pain but not threshold

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8
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Movement of the patient’s neck into a specific position results in stabbing pains that are experienced as shooting down the arm.

A

DYSAESTHESIA

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