Neuro 2 - MTB Flashcards

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Management for a PD patient who presents with hallucinations?

A

Clazapine (CANNOT stop PD drugs)

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Treatment for spasticity?

A
#Baclofen
#Dantrolene
#Tizanadine (a- agonist)
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Restless leg syndome - treatment?

A

Pramipexole (dopamine agonists)

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4
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Huntington’s - Imagine will show involvement of?

A

Caudate nucleus

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5
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Huntingtons - treatment for dyskinesia? Psychosis?

A

Tetrabenazine

antipsychotics

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6
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Suspected MS - best initial test? Most accurate test?

A

MRI, MRI

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Inability to adduct one eye with nystamus in other eye - called? Suspected diagnosis?

A

Internuclear ophthalmoplegia

MS

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Best drugs to prevent MS Relapse?

A
#Glatiramer
#Beta-interferon
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MS drug can can cause worsening neurological deficits wand multiple white matter hypodense lesions on imaging - Drug and effect?

A

Natalizuman

PML

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Pt initally presets with difficult with chewing and swallowing and decreased gag reflex - suspected diagnosis?

A

ALS

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Pt presents with decreased sensation and weakness/wasting in the legs - suspected diagnosis? Other findings?

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Charcot-Marie-Tooth

High Arches

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Pt suffers trauma to palms, now presents with pain in 4th and 5th fingers - suspected diagnosis?

A

Ulnar nerve palsy

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13
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Park-bench palsy - nerve affected? Presentation?

A

Radial

Wrist drop

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Pregnant patient complains of pain in outer aspect of thigh - suspected diagnosis? Also seen in?

A

Lateral cutaneous nerve of thigh palsy

Obese, people who sit cross-legged

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Pt presents with pain in ankle and sole of foot that worsens with walking - suspected diagnosis? Nerve?

A

Tarsal tunnel

Tibial nerve

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16
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Pt who wears high boots presents with weak foot with decreased dorsiflexion and eversion - nerve effected?

A

Peroneal palsy

17
Q

Carpenter presents with thenar wasting - suspected diagnosis?

A

Median nerve palsy

18
Q

Entire side of face is paralyzed - cause? Associated symptoms?

A

Bell’s (CN7) palsy (stroke will only affect lower half of face)

#Hyperacusis (stapedius "shock absorber" muscle deinervated)
#Taste distrubances (anterior 2/3 of tongue)
19
Q

Best treatment for Bell’s Palsy?

A

Prednisone

20
Q

Complication of CN7 Palsy?

A

Corneal abrasion (cannot close eye at night)

21
Q

Most accurate test for Gullain-Barre syndrome?

Treatment?

A

NC/EMG

IVIg or plasmapheresis (Steroids do NOT help)

22
Q

Pt with GBS - for respiratory function, test PFTs or Peak Flow?

A

PFTs (Problem with inspiratory flow, not expiratory flow)

23
Q

Pt with double vision and difficulty chewing - suspected diagnosis? Best initial test? Most accurate test?

A

Myasthenia Gravis

AChR Abs or edrophonium

EMG