Motor system:neurologist perspective Flashcards

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what is DDx for acute, subacute, and chronic focal deficits

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acute: infarct, hemmorage
subacute: inflammatory- abscess, myelitits
chronic: neoplasm

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what is DDx for acute, subacute, and chronic diffuse deficits

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acute: toxic, metabolic
subacute: inflammatory- meningitis, encephalitits
chronic: degenerative

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3
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what are synonyms for CST

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upper motor neuron, pyramidal tract

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4
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where would a lesion occur that gives total hemiparesis

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subcortical motor tract

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5
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signs of cortical lesions

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aphasia, partial seizures, cog changes, neglect, apraxia, anosognosia

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Sx of post. fossa lesion

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diploplia, bilateral motor signs, crossed motor senses, vertigo

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Sx of cord lesion

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radicular pain, neck or back ache, incontinence, cranial nerves spared

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3 types of cord lesions

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  1. extra dural - compress cord
  2. intradural, extramedullary
  3. intradural, intramedullary
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9
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5 cord syndromes to know

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  1. cord tranasection
  2. brown sequard - lateral hemisection
  3. central cord lesion
  4. ant. spinal artery syndrome
  5. subacute combined
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Sx of peripheral lesion

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  1. nerualgic pain
  2. dermatomal signs
  3. LMN confined to muscle innervated
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what is amyotrophic lateral sclerosis

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progressive degeneration of ant horn cells and corticospinal neurons

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Sx of spinal root lesion

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radiuclar pain, derm sensory loss, atrophy

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13
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what is mononeuropathy

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single nerve damage

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14
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3 examples of mononeuropathy

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  1. carpal tunnel
  2. meraligia paresthetica
  3. femoral nerve - post heparin
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15
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what is guillain barre syndrome

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acute inflammatory demylenating neuropathy

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16
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diff between myopathy and neuropathy in weakness

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myo - proximal

neuro - distal

17
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diff between myopathy and neuropathy in bulk

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myo - decrease late

neuro - decrease

18
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diff between myopathy and neuropathy in reflexes

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myo - normal

neuro - loss

19
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diff between myopathy and neuropathy in sense

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myo - fine

neuro - loss

20
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diff between myopathy and neuropathy in NCS

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myo - fine

neuro - slowing

21
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diff between myopathy and neuropathy in biopsy

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myo - diffuse loss of fibers

neuro - group atrophy

22
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Sx of pyramidal and extrapyramidal in invol. movement

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pyramidal - absent

extra - present

23
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Sx of pyramidal and extrapyramidal in tone

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pyramidal - spastic

extra - rigid

24
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Sx of pyramidal and extrapyramidal in weakness

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pyramidal - present

extra - absent

25
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Sx of pyramidal and extrapyramidal in reflexes

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pyramidal - incr

extra - normal

26
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Sx of pyramidal and extrapyramidal in babinski

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pyramidal - present

extra - not

27
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Sx of pyramidal and extrapyramidal in coordintion

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pyramidal - proportional to weakness

extra - bradykinesia