Neurology 2 Flashcards

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Causes of horner’s syndrome

A

Carcinoma at lung apex (pancoast)
Thyroid malignancy
Carotid aneurysm

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2
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Causes of bitemporal hemionopia

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Pituitary tumour or optic chiasm lesion

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3
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Cause of homonymous hemionopia

A

problem with optic tract to occipital cortex

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4
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Cause of upper quadrant homonymous hemionopia

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Temporal lobe lesion

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5
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Cause of lower quadrant homonymous hemionopia

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Parietal lobe lesion

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6
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Where are wernicke’s and brocas areas?

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Wernicke’s temporal lobe

Broca’s frontal lobe

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7
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Differentials for peripheral neuropathy

A
Diabetes
Drugs (isoniazid)
Alcohol
Guillan barre
B12/B1 deficiency
Hereditary
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Differentials for wasting of the small hand muscles

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Nerve lesions (median/ulnar/ brachial plexus)
Motor neurone disease
Myotonic dystrophy
Ischaemia

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