Lecture 7: When Brain-Body Interactions Fail Flashcards

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What is apraxia?

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Inability to imitate/perform action in response to instruction.

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What is the cause of apraxia?

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Parietal lobe lesions

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Limb, Oral, Construcitonal, and Agraphia are all types of…

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Apraxia

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List 3 symptoms of ataxia?

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  1. Poor coordination
  2. Speech changes
  3. Unsteady walking
  4. Swallowing difficulty
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What is the cause of ataxia?

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Cerebullar damage due to: alcohol abuse, strokes, tumours, MS, hereditary forms, viruses

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List 3 symptoms of Parkinson’s disease.

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  1. muscle tremors; slow movements
  2. cognitive difficulties; memory loss; depression
  3. Loss of olfaction
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What is the cause of Parkinson’s disease?

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Neuronal death in substantia nigra - no DA

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Polio is a _____ disease symptomatic in only ______% of people.

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Viral; 5-10

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Is there a treatment for polio?

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No. Prevention via vaccinaion

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What is the symptom of myasthenia gravis?

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Muscle weakness and fatigue (starts with eyelids)

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What is the cause of myasthenia gravis?

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Bodies immune system creates antibodies that bind to Acetylcholine recetor

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How do you treat myasthenia grvais?

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  1. immunosuppresant - slow antibody production

2. acetylcholinesterase inhibotors

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What are the 2 categories of Tourette’s syndrome symptoms?

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  1. Simple

2. Complex

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What is coprolalia?

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Involuntary obscenities

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What is Echolalia?

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Involuntary repeating of OTHERS phrases

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What is palilalia?

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Involuntary repeating oneself

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What is a psychogenic movement disorder?

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Abnormal movements not attributable to organic neurologic disorder. Patients lack clear psychological distress - don’t believe psychological cause