neuro Flashcards

1
Q

Persistence of primitive reflexes and the
lack of development of the postural
reflexes are the hallmark of …

A

an upper motor neuron abnormality in the infant

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2
Q

midface anomalies are associated with …

A

underlying brain malformations

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3
Q

cerebral palsy what is it

A

chronic disorders of posture and movement
results in delayed motor development, learning disabilities and epilepsy
can be:
spastic
dyskinetic
ataxic

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4
Q

cerebral palsy causes

A

pre natal - antepartum haemorrhage
perinatal - birth (head) trauma
post natal- hypoxia

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5
Q

cerebral palsy management

A

physio

botulinum toxin and baclofen for spasticity

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6
Q

t/c seizures management

A

valporate

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7
Q

absence seizures management

A

ethosuximide

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8
Q

infantile spasms

A

clusters of head nodding and arm jerks

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9
Q

infantile spasms

A

prednisolone

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10
Q

myoclonic seizures management

A

valporate

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11
Q

sodium valporate SE

A

vomit, drowsy, increased appetite

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12
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simple febrile seizure features

A

not epilepsy usualyy viral cause. single tonic clonic, symetrical. generalised
<15 mins
associated with raised temp
drowsy after

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13
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simple febrile seizure managment

A

diazepam PR of last >30mins

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14
Q

Types of Strabismus

A

Esotropia (in)
Exotropia (out)
Hypertropia (up)
Hypotropia (down)

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15
Q

amblyopia definition

A

Defective visual acuity which persists after
correction of the refractive error and removal of
any pathology

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16
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amblyopia treatment

A

Refractive adaptation - wear appropriate glasses for 16-18 weeks
Occlusion of the better seeing eye
full time or part time - Atropine drops

17
Q

Otitis externa presentation and management

A

Painful, inflamed EAM +/- pinna

Treat with microsuction, topical antibiotics

18
Q

otitis media presentation and complications

A

rapid onset of pain, fever, irriTable, vomiting
often occurs after URTI
mastoiditis

19
Q

otitis media common pathogens

A

strep. pneumoniae, h.influenza, moraxella

20
Q

otitis media with effusion (glue ear)

A

fluid in middle ear with signs of acute inflammation

grommet insertion