Misc. Flashcards
Gold standard diagnostic
MRI
Order of things lost with a lesion
- CP deficits
- Motor deficits
- Pain perception
Which is more metabolically active, white or grey matter?
Grey matter = neurons, more severe signs
Top DDX for signalment: immature/juvenile
Trauma
Congenital
Infectious
Degenerative
Top DDX for signalment: mature
IVDD
FCE/vascular
Neoplasia
Inflammatory
Top DDX for signalment: geriatric
IVDD
Neoplasia
Degenerative
Top DDX for signalment: chondrodystrophoid
IVDD
Top DDX for course: acute, non-progressive
Vascular
Trauma
IVDD
Top DDX for course: acute, progressive
Trauma IVDD Neoplasia Inflammatory Infectious
Top DDX for course: chronic, progressive
Neoplasia Degenerative IVDD Inflammatory Infectious
Paresis means that motor function is affected. Where are the tracts for paresis located? How does this affect localization?
Midbrain/brainstem - no paresis in forebrain lesion or cerebellar