Multiple Sclerosis (MS) Flashcards
What is MS
chronic, progressive, inflammatory/neurodegenerative disease affecting CNS
MS causes _, _, and _
inflammation, demyelination, anxonal injury/loss
4 types of MS:
RRMS
PPMS
SPMS
PRMS
relapsing-remitting (RRMS)
primary-progressive (PPMS)
secondary-progressive (SPMS)
progressive-relapsing (PRMS)
What is relapsing-remitting MS (RRMS)
2
- most common type
- clinical course punctuated by exacerbations and remission
Primary- progressive MS (PPMS)
Accumulating diasbility overtime- no clear relapse or remissions
What is secondary-progressive MS (SPMS)
- Natural evoluation of RRMS as time goes on and it turns to SPMS
progressive course
What is progressive-relapsing MS?
seadily progressive from onset with acute attacks
What is used to dx MS
MRI- will show multiple lesions
What treatment is used for MS
disease modifying therapies
Which condition does optic neuritis relate to?
*TQ
MS
What is the priority for a patient newly dx’d with MS cognitive issues?
TQ*
get will in place