Neurological History Taking Flashcards

1
Q

what are the two types of dysphasia

A

receptive-dont understand words being said to them
expressive- not forming words to make logical sentence

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2
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what is dysarthria

A

problem with articulation, cant form words

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3
Q

what is the term used to describe small or cramped handwriting

A

micrographia

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4
Q

what is the ice pack test used for

A

myasthenia gravis
cold is good for occular weakness

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5
Q

what is choreoathetosis

A

fidgety jerks with writhing
may be due to treatment of Parkinsons

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6
Q

what is allodynia

A

abnormal perception to pain

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7
Q

which nerve is compressed in carpal tunnel syndrome

A

median nerve

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8
Q

what are the young patient milestones

A

1 to walk
2 to talk
also ask birth history
6 week to smile
7 months to sit up

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9
Q

what are the assessment tools for cognitive assessment

A

4As test- for delirium
Mini Mental Stat Examination MMSE
Montreal Cognitive Assessment MOCA
Addenbrookes Cognitive examination ACEIII

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10
Q

what are the 4as in the 4 as test

A

alertness
amt4- age, date of birth, place, current year
attention
acute change/fluctuating course

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11
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what does aceIII look at

A

attention
memory
verbal fluency
language
visuospatial abilities

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