Neuro 3 Flashcards

1
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one-sided HA that has recurrent severe and stabbing pain behind one eye that is accompanied by lacrimation, nasal congestion, rhinitis, and conjunctival injection/red eyes

A

cluster HA

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2
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cluster HA acute tx

A

high dose oxygen
triptans Sq or intranasal

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3
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cluster HA prophylaxis - frequent and infrequent attacks

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frequent - CCB verapamil is drug of choice; avoid grapefruit juice
infrequent - glucocorticoids

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3
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HA that gradual comes on, throbbing, over one eye, photophobia, phonophobia, NV, lasts 3-72 hours

A

migraine HA

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4
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migraine HA pharm mild to mod attacks
3

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NSAIDs
tylenol
antiemetic

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5
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migraine HA pharm mod to severe attacks

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oral triptans or combination sumatriptan-NSAID/naproxen

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HA - symptoms resemble a stroke, tinnitus, diplopia, bilateral visual field symptoms, bilateral paresthesia, vertigo, dysarthria

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migraine w/ brainstem aura

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HA - bilateral, non throbbing HA of mild to mod intensity, band like sensation, typically w/o features

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tension type HA

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8
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tension HA med

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NSAIDs first, then tylenol

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9
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HAs - acute tx classes
3

A

NSAIDs
triptans
analgesics

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10
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HAs - prophylactic classes

A

tricyclic antidepressants
BBs
SNRIs
SSRIs
anti seizure meds

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11
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CN VIII is responsible for both what function

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hearing and vestibular (i.e. Romberg test)

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12
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Achilles reflex is what nerve root

A

S1

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13
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which other conditions is closely linked with developing GCA

A

polymylagia rheumatica

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14
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risks factors for recurrent ischemic stroke after a TIA include
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  1. age 60 +
  2. hx of TIA or ischemic stroke w/in 30 days of index event
  3. DM
  4. BP 140+ or DBP 90+
  5. unilateral weakness
  6. isolated speech disturbance
  7. TIA >10 mins
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15
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triptan drug class should be avoided in patients with
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hemiplegic or basilar migraines
ischemic stroke
ischemic heart disease
prinzmetal’s agina
uncontrolled HTN
pregnancy

16
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all triptans should be limited to less than ___ days of use per month to avoid overuse HA

A

<10 days

17
Q

CN for tongue movement

A

CN XII

18
Q

CN II tests what

A

distant and near vision test, testing for visual fields by confrontation and extinction

19
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CN - raise eyebrows, squeeze eyes shut, puff cheeks

A

CN VII

20
Q

two acute initial therapies for cluster HAs

A

oxygen
triptans

21
Q

drop seizures aka

A

atonic seizures - sudden loss of control of the muscles, usually the legs, which causes the patient to fall to the ground

22
Q

muscle stiffness along w/ impaired consciousness

A

tonic szs

23
Q

med indicated for acute tx of a mod to severe migraine attack

A

sumatriptan

24
Q

characterized by non-fluency with sparse output and incorrect grammar

A

Broca’s aphasia

25
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fluent aphasia with impaired comprehension

A

Wernicke’s aphasia

26
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triple abx therapy for bacterial meningitis

A

vanco + ceftriaxone + ampicillin