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Neuro Flashcards

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Cranial nerve pathways

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CNI → cribiform plate
CNII → optic canal
CNIII → superior orbital fissure
CNIV → superior orbital fissure
CNV1 → superior orbital fissure
CNV2 → foramen rotundum
CNV3 → foramen ovale
CNVI → superior orbital fissure
CNVII → internal auditory meatus
CNVIII → internal auditory meatus
CNIX → jugular foramen
CNX → jugular foramen
CNXI → jugular foramen
CNXII → hypoglossal canal
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Cranial nerves

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CNI → olfactory
CNII → optic 
CNIII → oculomtor
CNIV → trochlear
CNV1 → trigeminal (ophthalmic)
CNV2 → trigeminal (maxillary)
CNV3 → trigeminal (mandibular)
CNVI → abducens
CNVII → facial
CNVIII → vestibulocochlear
CNIX → glossopharyngeal
CNX → vagus
CNXI → spinal accessory
CNXII → hypoglossal

Oh oh oh to touch and feel virgin girls vagina and hymen

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Eye muscle innervations

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III oculomotor → medial, sup, inf rectus, inf oblique
IV trochlear → superior oblique
VI abducens → lateral rectus

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Epidural hematoma

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Middle meningeal artery

biconvex

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Subdural hematoma

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Crescent shaped

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Subarachnoid hemorrhage

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worst headache of my life

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Middle cerebral artery stroke

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contralateral paralysis and sensory loss

face and upper limb

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Anterior cerebral artery stroke

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contralateral paralysis and sensory loss

lower limb and urinary incontinence

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Lenticulostriate artery stroke

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contralateral paralysis

pure motor stroke

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Posterior Inferior Cerebellar Artery (PICA) stroke

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dysphagia, hoarseness, ↓ gag,
↓ pain and temp contralateral body, ipsilateral face
don’t PICA horse that can’t eat

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Anterior Inferior Cerebellar Artery (AICA) stroke

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paralysis of face

↓ pain and temp contralateral body, ipsilateral face

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basilar artery stroke

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Locked in syndrome (can only move eyes)

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Broca’s aphasia

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Comprehensive
nonfluent, repetitive

broken speech = broca’s

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Wernicke apahasia

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Fluent
Poor comprehension, repetitive

Word salad = wernicke

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Transcortical sensory aphasia

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Fluent, not repetitive

Poor comprehension

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Transcortical motor aphasia

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Comprehensive

nonfluent, but not repetitive

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Conduction aphasia

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Comprehensive and fluent

repetitive

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Parkinson disease

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Tremor (pill rolling)
Cog wheel rigidity
bradykinesia
Shuffling gait

↓ dopaminergic neurons in substantia nigra
Lewy bodies made of α-synuclein

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Huntington disease

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Trinucleotide repeat of CAG
Aggression, depression, dementia
athetosis, chorea
↑ dopamine
↓ ACh and GABA
atrophy of caudate and putamen
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Alzheimer disease

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Widespread cortical atrophy, particularly in the hippocampus

ß-amyloid plaques from amyloid precursor protein (APP)

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Normal pressure hydrocephalus

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elderly patients

expansion of ventricles with normal pressure CSF

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MS

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autoimmune inflammation and demyelination of CNS
↑IgG in CSF
paraventricular plaques

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Charcot-Marie-Tooth disease

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pes cavus, hammer toe, foot drop

hereditary motor and sensory neuropathy

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Tuberous sclerosis

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TSC1 (chromosome 9) or TSC2 (chromosome 16)
Harmartomas
Angiofibromas
Mitral regurg
Ash leaf spots
Rhabdomyoma
Mental retardation
Angiomyolipomas
Seiuzures
Shagreen patches
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Neurofibromatosis type I

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NF1 (chromosome 17)
cafe-au-lait spots
mental retardation
cutanous neurofibromas
Lisch nodules (on iris)
optic gliomas
pheochromocytoma
siezures
bone lesions
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Neurofibromatosis type II

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NF2 (chromosome 22) all 2's
bilateral vestibular schwannomas
juvenile cataracts
meningiomas
ependymoma

2 eyes, 2 eyes, 2 parts of brain

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vin Hippel-Lindau disease

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VHL (chromosome 3)
Hemangioblastoma (brain, retina, spine)
Angiomatosis
Renal Cell carcinoma
Pheochromocytoma
HARP
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Friedreich ataxia

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trinucleotide repeat of GAA
staggering gait, frequent falling
DM
hypertrophic cardiopmyopathy
scoliosis
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CN V lesion

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jaw deviates toward

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CN XII

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tongue deviates toward (lick your wounds)

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CN X

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uvula deviates away

32
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benzodiazepines

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-pam, -lam
↑ GABA by ↑ frequency of Cl- channel opening
Anxiety. panic
status epilepticus (1st line acute)
eclampsia
33
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Carbamazepine

A

partial (focal) seizures and trigeminal neuralgia
Blocks Na+ channels

AA: tons
bone marrow suppression
liver
taratogen
SIADH
ataxia
diplopia
34
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Ethosuximide

A 
Absence seizures (staring off, thinking "this sux")
blocks Ca+2 channels (thalamic, T-Type)
35
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Phenobarbital

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↑ GABA by ↑ duration of Cl- channel opening

sedative for anxiety, seizures, insomnia

36
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Phenytoin

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Blocks Na+ channels
First line for tonic-clonic seizures
recurrent seizure prophylaxis in epilepsy

Hirsutism
enlarged gums
nystagmus
yellow-brown gums
teratogen
osteopenia
neuropathy
SLE-like syndrome
DRESS syndrome
37
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Valproic acid

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↑ Na+ channel inactivation
↑ GABA concentration
first line for tonic-clonic seizures

38
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Zolpidem, Zaleplon, esZopiclone

A

used for insomnia (Zzzzz…)

↑ GABA (BZ1 receptor agonist)

39
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Triptans

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used for acute migraine, cluster headache

stimulate trigeminovascular seratonin receptors

40
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Posterior cerebral artery stroke

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contralateral homonymous hemianopia with macular sparing

41
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Bethanechol

A

Cholinomimetic

↑ bladder smooth muscle

42
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Carbachol

A

carbon copy of ACh
constricts pupil
↓ IOP for open angle glaucoma

43
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Pilocarpine

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Cholinomimetic
Open angle and closed angle glaucoma
stimulates sweat, tears, saliva

44
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Neostigmine

A 
AChE inhibitor
↑ ACh
relieves post-op ileus
myasthenia gravis tx
Neo = no CNS penetration
45
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Physostigmine

A

AChE inhibitor
↑ ACh
Phreely crosses BBB
antidote for anti-cholinergic toxicity (atropine overdose)

46
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Pyridostigmine

A

AChE inhibitor
↑ ACh
gets RID of myasthenia gravis

47
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Atropine

A 
muscarinic antagonist
↑ body temp
dry flushed skin
constipation and urinary retention
cycloplegia (hyperopia)
dilated pupils
disorientation
48
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glycopyrrolate

A

muscarinic antagonist

GI and respiratory specific

49
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Hyoscyamine

A

muscarinic antagonist

GI

50
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dicyclomine

A

muscarinic antagonist

GI

51
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Ipratroprium

A

Muscarinic antagonist

Respiratory

52
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Tiotroprium

A

Muscarinic antagonist

Respiratory

53
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Scopolamine

A

Muscarinic antagonist

CNS, motion sickness

54
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oxybutynin

A

Muscarinic antagonist

Reduces urinary incontinence

55
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solifenacin

A

Muscarinic antagonist

Reduces urinary incontinence

56
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Tolterodine

A

Muscarinic antagonist

Reduces urinary incontinence

57
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Benztropine

A

Muscarinic antagonist
Parkinson disease
prevents tremor and ridgidity

58
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Bromocriptine

A

dopamine agonist

Parkinson disease

59
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Amantadine

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↑ dopamine release, ↓ reuptake

Parkinson disease

60
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Levodopa/carbidopa

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↑ brain dopamine
inhibits peripheral conversion of L-Dopa → Dopamine, which cannot cross BBB (but L-dopa can)
Parkinson disease

61
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Selegiline, rasagiline

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↓ dopamine breakdown
inhibits MAO
Parkinson disease

62
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Donepezil, rivastigmine, galantamine

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AChE inhibitor

Alzheimer disease

63
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Tetrabenazine

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↓ dopamine release
inhibits VMAT
Huntington disease

64
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inhaled anesthetics

A

-ane
mechanism unknown
can cause malignant hyperthermia

65
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Thiopental

A

IV anesthetics, barbituate
↑ GABA
short surgical procedures

66
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Midazolam

A

IV anesthetic, benzodiazepine

↑ GABA

67
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Propofol

A

IV anesthetic
↑ GABA
Rapid anesthesia induction
short procedures, ICU sedation

68
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Ketamine

A

IV anesthetic

NMDA receptor antagonist

69
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Local anesthetics

A

-caine
block Na+ channels
esters → one i (procaine)
amides → two i’s (lidocaine)

70
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Succinylcholine

A

strong ACh agonist
Depolarizing neuromuscular blocking drug by causing sustained AP
reversed with AChE inhibitors

71
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Non-depolarizing neuromuscular drugs

A

-cur- (AtraCURium)
ACh antagonist
Reverse with neostigmine

72
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baclofen

A

GABA agonist in spinal cord (backlofen)

used for muscle spasticity, MS

73
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Cyclobenzaprine

A 
used for muscle spasticity
Centrally acting (brain stem)
74
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Tramadol

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slight opioid agonist + SNRI

used for chronic pain

75
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Glaucoma meds

A 
ß-blockers → ↓aqueous humor synthesis
α-agonists → ↓aqueous humor synthesis
     - epi 
     - brimoninidine, aproclonidine (α2)
Prostaglandins → ↑outlfow (latanoprost)
M3 → ↑outflow (pilocarpine, carbachol, physostigmine,)
76
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Opioid MOA

A

close presynaptic Ca+2 channels

open postsynaptic K+ channels

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