Neuro Pance Flashcards
what is the autodominate neurodegenerative disorder that affects chromosome 4
Huningtons
what are the three areas affected by hubtingtons
- behavorial
- chorea
- dementia
what the the CT show of hungtigtons
cerebral and caudate nucleus atrophy
what age for huntingtons
30-50
what age for essential (benign tremor)
60
what is another name for essential tremor
benign
what is the tx for essential tremor
propanolol
idopathic dopamine depletion
parkinsons
what is the #1 tx for tourette’s
habit therapy
what disease is a necrosis of both upper and lower motor neuron
ALS
what two things are spared in ALS
- sensation
- eye movements
tx for ALS
- riluzole
what are the 2 dopamine agonist used in RLS
- praminpexole
- ropinirole
what supplementation may you use in RLS
iron
what infection increases the chances of someone getting GBS
- campylobactor jajuni
what direction is GBS
ground up (Gbs)
what is the CSF in GBS
high protein
normal WBC
what Tx is contraindicated in GBS
prednisone
what are the two tx for GBS
- plasma pharesis
- IVIG
what condition involved autoimune antiobodies against ACH
myasthenia Gravis
what muscles are most effected with myasthenia Gravis
eyes
myasthenia Gravis eye movement that is most effected
upward gaze
what is the treatment for myasthenia Gravis
“stigmines”
what dx is similar to myasthenia Gravis but improves with movement
lambert eaton syndrome
lambert eaton syndrome is associated with what condition
small cell lung cancer
what autoimmune condition is unilateral eye pain that gets worse with movement
MS
what are the 2 dx of MS
MRI: what matter plques
LP: oligoclonal bands
what is the primary tx for MS flares
corticosteroids
what medication is helpful with fatigue in MS
amantadine