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Neuro Review- First Aid- pg 486-end Flashcards

1
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Worse headache of life = ?

A

subarachnoid hemorrhage

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How do you treat essential and familial tremors?

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beta-blockers (propranolol)

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Dx?

  • bilateral HA greater than 30 min duration (usu. 4-6 hrs)
  • steady pain
  • NO photophonia, phonophobia, or aura
  • Tx = analgesics, NSAIDs, acetaminophen, amitriptyline
A

tension HA

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  • 5HT 1b/1d agonist
  • inhibits trigeminal nerve activation
  • induces vasoconstriction
  • tx for acute migraines and cluster HAs
  • SEs = coronary vasospasm
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sumpatriptan

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5
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succinylcholine

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  • ACh receptor agonist
  • produces sustained depol –> prevents muscle contraction
  • SEs = hypercalcemia, hyperkalemia, malignant hyperthermia
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tension HA

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  • bilateral HA
  • greater than 30 min duration (usu. 4-6 hrs)
  • steady pain
  • NO photophonia, phonophobia, or aura
  • Tx = analgesics, NSAIDs, acetaminophen, amitriptyline
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______ is due to a loss of dopaminergic neurons and excess cholinergic activity.

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Parkinsons disease

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What does sumatriptan treat?

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  • cluster HAs
  • migraine abortion
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  • ACh receptor agonist
  • produces sustained depol –> prevents muscle contraction
  • SEs = hypercalcemia, hyperkalemia, malignant hyperthermia
A

succinylcholine

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What is a cingulate (subfalcine) herniation?

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  • under falx cerebri
  • can compress ACA
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11
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Parkinsons disease is due to a loss of _____ and excess ______.

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dopaminergic neurons; cholinergic activity

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12
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cluster HA

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  • unilateral
  • 15min-3 hrs, repetitive
  • excrutiating periorbital pain
  • lacrimation and rhinorrhea
  • may induce Horner syndrome
  • males
  • tx = O2, sumatriptan
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prevents the release of Ca++ from the sarcoplasmic reticulum of skeletal muscle

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dantrolene

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14
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  • increases DA levels in the brain
  • can cross the BBB
  • given with carbidopa to limit peripheral SEs
  • tx for Parkinson’s
  • SEs = arrhythmias, dyskinesia, akinesia
A

L-dopa

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15
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Tx?

  • malignant hyperthermia
  • neuroleptic malignant syndrome
A

dantrolene

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Dx?

  • unilateral HA
  • 15min-3 hrs, repetitive
  • excrutiating periorbital pain
  • lacrimation and rhinorrhea
  • may induce Horner syndrome
  • males
  • tx = O2, sumatriptan
A

cluster HA

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  • medial temporal lobe herniation –> compression of ipsilateral CNIII (blown pupil, down and out gaze)
  • ipsilateral PCA
  • contralateral crus cerebri (ipsilateral paralysis)
A

uncal herniation

18
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What is an uncal herniation?

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  • medial temporal lobe herniation –> compression of ipsilateral CNIII (blown pupil, down and out gaze)
  • ipsilateral PCA
  • contralateral crus cerebri (ipsilateral paralysis)
19
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What does dantrolene treat?

A
  • malignant hyperthermia
  • neuroleptic malignant syndrome
20
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  • herniation under falx cerebri
  • can compress ACA
A

cingulate (subfalcine) herniation

21
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What is the mneumonic for migraine HAs?

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POUND

  • p = pulsatile
  • o = one-day duration
  • u = unilateral
  • n = nausea
  • d = disabling
22
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L-dopa

A
  • increases DA levels in the brain
  • can cross the BBB
  • given with carbidopa to limit peripheral SEs
  • tx for Parkinson’s
  • SEs = arrhythmias, dyskinesia, akinesia
23
Q

Name a tx for Huntingon’s disease that is a DA receptor antagonist.

A

Haloperidol

24
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What do drugs ending in -curonium do?

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they’re competitive antagonists for ACh receptors

25
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How does dantrolene work?

A

prevents the release of Ca++ from the sarcoplasmic reticulum of skeletal muscle

26
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What’s the difference btw a cluster HA and trigeminal neuralgia?

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duration!

  • trigeminal neuralgia = repetitive shooting pain on CNV distribution that last less than 1 min
  • cluster HA = greater than 15 mins
27
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Dx?

  • unilateral HA
  • 4-72hrs
  • pulsating pain
  • nausea, photophonia, phonophonia, +/- aura
  • caused by irritated CNV, meninges, or BVs
  • abortive tx = triptains, NSAIDs
  • prophylactic tx = propranolol, topiramate, Ca++ channel blockers, amitriptyline
A

migraine HA

28
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How is ACh receptor blockade reversed?

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  • neostigmine + atropine
  • edrophonium
  • other cholinesterase inhibitors
29
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sumpatriptan

A
  • 5HT 1b/1d agonist
  • inhibits trigeminal nerve activation
  • induces vasoconstriction
  • tx for acute migraines and cluster HAs
  • SEs = coronary vasospasm
30
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What is amantadine?

A
  • increases DA release
  • tx for Parkinsons
31
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migraine HA

A
  • unilateral HA
  • 4-72hrs
  • pulsating pain
  • nausea, photophonia, phonophonia, +/- aura
  • caused by irritated CNV, meninges, or BVs
  • abortive tx = triptains, NSAIDs
  • prophylactic tx = propranolol, topiramate, Ca++ channel blockers, amitriptyline

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