neuro Flashcards
upper motor neuron
- in cns
- muscles tone and initiates movement
2 types of strokes and what they are
- hemorraegic - burst of a bloood vesel causing pressure and oedema in the brain causing o2 depletion and damage
- ischemic - vessel supplying blood to brain is blocked and therefore not enough o2 reaches the brian
2 types hemaorragic stroke
intracerebral - inside brain
subarahnoid between brain and membrane
risk factors of stroke
- fam history
- smoking
- hypertension
- obesity
- DM
- sedentary
risk factors of stroke
- fam history
- smoking
- hypertension
- obesity
- DM
- sedentary
LMN
peripheral ns and connects cns to skeletal muscles
what is parkinsons
chronic progressive movement disorder resulting from loss of voluntary movement control from loss of production of dopmaine. Dopamine is a NT that relyas signals about voluntary movement balance and co-ord
dopamine procuing neurons die and abnormal protein deposits disrupt the cell function
trap stand for
tremor
rigidness
akinesia
postural instability
name parkinsons balance strength and mobility tests
- sts 30s no hands
- sts hands 30 s
- 360 deg turn
- sts + 3 m walk
- pick object up off floor
6 grip strength
what do plaques do in alzheimers
disrupt communication between brain cells
what do tangles do in alzheimers
disrupt transport system and cause damage to cells
primary marker of disease
types of dementia
- vascular
- pick disease
- wernicke- kortsakoff sydrome
- lewy body dementis
- creutzfeldt jakob disease
cerebral palsy types
- ataxic
- mixed
- spastic
- hypotonic
- dyskinetic
what is multiple sclerosis
- automimmune disease thata damages myelin in cns.
loss of myelin effect balance and co-ord loss of smooth muscle control
MS symptoms
- fatigue
- tremor
- bladder problems
- bowel problems
- speech and swallowing problems
- sleep disturbances
- dizziness and vertigo