Neuro Flashcards

1
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Temporal lobe seizure symptoms

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Epigastric aura (rising feeling is stomach) and automatisms (lip smacking)

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2
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Frontal lobe seizures symptoms

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Head/leg movements and post ictal weakness (todds paresis)

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3
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Occipital lobe seizures symptoms

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Visual phenomenon (floaters/flashes)

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4
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Parietal lobe seizure symptoms

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Paresthesia/sensory dysfunction

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5
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Most common Meningitis complication + 2 less common

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Sensorineural hearing loss
Seizures
Hydrocephalus
Focal neurological deficit

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6
Q

First line treatment in multiple sclerosis

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Baclofen and gabapentin

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7
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Neisseria meningitis histology appearance

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Gram negative cocci

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8
Q

Charcot Marie tooth symptoms

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Muscle weakness
Sensory loss
Foot drop/hight step gait
Balance issues

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9
Q

Charcot Marie tooth genetics

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Pmp22 gene

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10
Q

Charcot Marie tooth treatment

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Physical therapy and orthotic support

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11
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Amyotrophic lateral sclerosis symptoms

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Muscle weakness/atrophy
Fasciculation
Difficulties swallowing

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12
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Glasgow coma Score

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Movement
Obeys command 6 points
Localises to pain 5 points
Withdraws to pain 4 points
Flexion decorticate posture 3 points
Abnormal extension decerebrate posture 2 points
No response 1 point

Speach
Orientated 5 points
Confused conversation 4 points
Inappropriate words 3 points
Incomprehensible sounds 2 points
No response 1 point

Eye-opening spontaneously 4 points
Eye-opening to sound 3 points
Eye-opening to pain 2 points
No response 1 point

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13
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Movement GCS

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Movement
Obeys command 6 points
Localises to pain 5 points
Withdraws to pain 4 points
Flexion decorticate posture 3 points
Abnormal extension decerebrate posture 2 points
No response 1 point

Speach
Orientated 5 points
Confused conversation 4 points
Inappropriate words 3 points
Incomprehensible sounds 2 points
No response 1 point

Eye-opening spontaneously 4 points
Eye-opening to sound 3 points
Eye-opening to pain 2 points
No response 1 point

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14
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Speach GCS

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Movement
Obeys command 6 points
Localises to pain 5 points
Withdraws to pain 4 points
Flexion decorticate posture 3 points
Abnormal extension decerebrate posture 2 points
No response 1 point

Speach
Orientated 5 points
Confused conversation 4 points
Inappropriate words 3 points
Incomprehensible sounds 2 points
No response 1 point

Eye-opening spontaneously 4 points
Eye-opening to sound 3 points
Eye-opening to pain 2 points
No response 1 point

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15
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Eye GCS

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Movement
Obeys command 6 points
Localises to pain 5 points
Withdraws to pain 4 points
Flexion decorticate posture 3 points
Abnormal extension decerebrate posture 2 points
No response 1 point

Speach
Orientated 5 points
Confused conversation 4 points
Inappropriate words 3 points
Incomprehensible sounds 2 points
No response 1 point

Eye-opening spontaneously 4 points
Eye-opening to sound 3 points
Eye-opening to pain 2 points
No response 1 point

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16
Q

MRI spine - longitudinal excessive transverse myelitis
aquaporin 4 antibodies

What disease/treatment

A

neuromyelitis
high dose IV methylprednisolone

17
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GBS under treatment causing SOB and reduced chest expansion

what complication

A

Respiratory failure

18
Q

GBS LP serology

A

anti GM1 serology

19
Q

which medication can cause slowed movements and instability - parkinsons like

A

metoclopramide - dopamine inhibitor (symetrical symptoms)

20
Q

Diagnostic parkinsons imaging

A

DAT scan - Dots instead of commas - atrophy of basal ganglia

21
Q

Which anti parkinsons medications cause addictive behaviour and drug name

A

Dopamine agonist -ropinirole

22
Q

Which anti parkinsons medications cause motor fluctuation

A

Levodopa

23
Q

Parkinsonism - brown corneal deposits around iris

A

Wilsons - ATP7B

24
Q

MS investigstion

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MRI brain and spine with contrast

25
Q

Guilian barre LP

A

Elevated protein rest normal

26
Q

Which nerve is affected by bells palsy

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CN7 - facial nerve
May also affect taste to anterior 2/3 tongue

27
Q

Bells palsy symptoms

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Facial paralysis
Not forehead sparing
Loss of Taste to anterior 2/3 tongue
Hearing changes
Dry eyes

28
Q

Headache are classically worse on standing and improve when lying flat

A

Cranial hypotension
Low pressure csf

29
Q

generalised demyelinating peripheral neuropathy

A

Charcot Marie tooth
GBS
Chronic inflammatory demyelinating peripheral neuropathy

30
Q

causes of GBS

A

campylobacter jejuni
cytomegalovirus
mycoplasma pneumoniae
covid

31
Q

GBS treatment

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Physiotherapy
IV immunoglobulins
respiratory support
prophylactic anticoagulation

32
Q

parkinsons histological finding

A

loss of dopaminergic neurones in the substantia nigra
lewy bodies

33
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34
Q

MS diagnostic criteria

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McDonalds
2 or more relapses, disseminated in time and space

35
Q

Loss of colour vision in MS name

A

Red desaturation

36
Q

MS complication

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Depression
Constipation
Visual impairment
Erectile dysfunction