Neuro Flashcards

1
Q

Wernicke’s Area

A

posterior section of temporal gyrus, dominant lobe

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2
Q

Broca’s Area

A

deep, frontal lobe

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3
Q

Cerebellum function

A

balance, proprioception, reflex for sensory information, coordinates skeletal movements

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4
Q

Wernicke’s function

A

perception and language processing

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5
Q

Broca’s function

A

motor speech

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6
Q

Differential headache in child

A

intracranial mass worse on waking, cancer, strep

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7
Q

Worst headache of life

A

SAH

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8
Q

Bilateral bells palsy

A

Lyme’s disease

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9
Q

Headache + anti-coagulants =

A

strokes commonly

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10
Q

Numbness on arm and (+) Spurlings test would suggest

A

peripheral neurologic complaint

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11
Q

EOM defects would suggest

A

central neurologic complaint

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12
Q

Memory issues =

A

occipital lobe

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13
Q

Broca’s

A

L side dominant

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14
Q

Omega-3 fatty acids

A

increased memory

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15
Q

saturated fats

A

decreased memory

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16
Q

Wilson’s Disease

A

elevated copper in plasma

17
Q

Alzheimer’s

A

decreased levels of copper

18
Q

Dizziness (imbalance, vision changes, dysphagia, etc) suspect:

A

vertebral-basilar dysfunction

19
Q

Dizziness (spinning, n/v, tinnitus) suspect:

A

inner ear problem, meniere’s disease, paroxysmal positional vertigo

20
Q

Dizziness (syncope)

A

arrhythmia, vaso-vagal instability

21
Q

Vascular disease causing dizziness - CNS related

A

CVA, AVM

22
Q

Vascular disease causing dizziness - PNS related

A

Peripheral vascular disease

23
Q

Structural disease causing dizziness - CNS related

A

tumor, disk

24
Q

Structural disease causing dizziness - PNS related

A

tumor, disk

25
Q

Inflammatory disease causing dizziness - CNS related

A

infection, vasculitis

26
Q

Inflammatory disease causing dizziness - PNS related

A

neuropathy, infection, myositis

27
Q

Genetic disease causing dizziness - CNS related

A

Motor neuron disease, myopathy

28
Q

Genetic disease causing dizziness - PNS related

A

neuropathy

29
Q

Immune disease causing dizziness - CNS related

A

MS

30
Q

Immune disease causing dizziness - PNS related

A

Neuropathy, neuromuscular junction dz (MG)