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Neuro 2 Flashcards

1
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Tumor marker for Glioblastoma

A

Glial fibrillary acidic protein (GFAP)

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2
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Cells that makes GFAP

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Astrocytes

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3
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CNS phagocytes

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Microglia

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4
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Respond to CNS tissue damage

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Microglia

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5
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These cells respond to CNS HIV infx by fusing and forming multinucleated giant cells

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Microglia

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6
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Cells that myelinate CNS

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Oligodendrocytes

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7
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Cells destroyed in Multiple Sclerosis

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Oligodendrocytes

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8
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‘Fried egg” appearance on H&E stain

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Oligodendrocytes

*so do HPV Koilocytes and Testicular Seminomas (cytoplasmic clearing)

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9
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These cells are damaged in Guillan Barre

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Schwann Cells

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10
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Bil Acoustic Schwannomas

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Neurofibromatosis Type II

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11
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Which cell type causes Acoustic Neuroma in the internal acoustic meatus

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Schwann = Schwannoma

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12
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CNS Physical support

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Astrocyte

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13
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Reactive Gliosis

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Astrocytes

*CNS scarring

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14
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Foot process which is a component of BBB

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Astrocytes

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15
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From which “derm” are neurons of CNS derived?

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Neuroectoderm

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16
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From which “derm” are ependymal cells derived?

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Neuroectoderm

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17
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From which “derm” are Microglia derived?

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Mesoderm

*M from Meso

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18
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From which “derm” are Oligodendrocytes and Astrocytes derived?

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Neuroectoderm

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19
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From which “derm” are Neural crest cells derived?

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Neuroectoderm

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20
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These cross the BBB slowly via carrier mediated mechanism

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Glucose and AAs

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21
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Cross the BBB rapidly via diffusion

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Nonpolar, lipid-soluble substances

*anesthesia

22
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Released from hypothalamus and crosses BBB via fenestration

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ADH and Oxytocin

23
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Can cause damage to the BBB and subsequent edema

A

Trauma, Infx, Stroke

24
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Two reasons to do head CT with contrast

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Infx or Tumor

25
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Which diuretic given to decrease ICP for the short term?

A

Mannitol

26
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Catecholamine NTs

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DA and NE

*DA = Dopamine

27
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Which NT?

  • Increased in schizophrenia
  • Decreased in depression
  • Decreased in Parkinson’s dz
A

DA

28
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What are the 4 DA pathways?

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  1. Mesocortical pathway
  2. Mesolimbic pathway
  3. Nigrostriatal pathway
  4. Tuberoinfundibular pathway
29
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Catecholamine secreted by adrenal medulla and certain neurons

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NE

30
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Disorder from decreased NE secretion?

A

Depression

31
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Disorder from increased NE secretion?

A

Anxiety and Mania

32
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A deficiency in Vitamin B6 can cause extreme excitation seen in

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Seizures

*no GABA inhibition

33
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Which NT?

  • Decreased in depression
  • Increased in anxiety and mania
A

NE

34
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Primary synthesis in brain is Raphe nucleus

A

5-HT

35
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Synthesized in Basal nucleus of Meynert

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Acetylcholine

36
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Synthesized in Locus ceruleus, Reticular formation, and Solitary tract

A

NE

37
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Which NT?

  • Decreased in Huntington chorea
  • Decreased in Alzheimer dementia
  • Increased in Parkinson Dz
A

Acetylcholine

38
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Main inhibitory NT of CNS

A

GABA

39
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Which NT?

  • Decreased in anxiety
  • Decreased in depression
A

5-HT

40
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This location in the brain degenerates in Alzeihmer’s

A

Basal Nucleus of Meynert

41
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Amphetamines and Cocaine increase secretion of this NT

A

NE

42
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Made from glutamate

A

GABA

43
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Which NT?

  • Decreased in anxiety
  • Decreased in Huntington Dz
  • Made from glutamate
A

GABA

44
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Needed to synthesize GABA from glutamate in the CNS

A

Vitamin B6

45
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The 3 Main components of this system

  1. Reticular formation
  2. Locus ceruleus
  3. Raphe nuclei
A

Reticular activating system

46
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Synthesized in Nucleus accumbens

A

GABA

47
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Main inhibitory NT of the spinal cord

A

Glycine

48
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Main excitatory NT of the CNS

A

Glutamate

49
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A lesion of this system can cause decreased NE and 5HT leading to coma

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Reticular activating system (RAS)

50
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Reduction of this NT causes the choreaform movements seen in Huntigton’s

A

GABA

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