Module 4

Question 1

What are the S/S of Lateral Medullary Syndrome (Wallenberg syndrome)?

Answer 1

Contra p/t body, ipsi p/t face, dysphagia

Question 2

What are the S/S of Cerebellopontine Angle Syndrome?

Answer 2

Contra p/t body, ipsi p/t face, deafness, bells palsy,

Question 3

What are the S/S of Benedikt’s Syndrome?

Answer 3

Contra p2p body, ipsi pupil dilation, ptosis, external strabismus, intention tremors

Question 4

What are the S/S of Parinaud’s Syndrome?

Answer 4

Paralysis of upward gaze

Question 5

What are the S/S of Thalamic Syndrome?

Answer 5

Pain with normal stimuli, mood swings, neglect, hemihypalgesia

Question 6

What lesion causes p/t loss of the body?

Answer 6

SL

Question 7

What lesion causes p/t loss of the face?

Answer 7

Descending tract of 5

Question 8

What lesion causes p2p loss of the face?

Answer 8

CN5

Question 9

What lesion causes p2p loss of the body?

Answer 9

ML

Question 10

What lesion causes intention tremors?

Answer 10

Red nucleus

Question 11

What lesion causes paralysis of upward gaze?

Answer 11

Superior colliculus