Neurology Flashcards

1
Q

Most common site for focal seizures

A

Sommer’s sector of CA1 in hippocampus

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2
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Part of hippocampus resistant to seizures

A

Dentate gyrus

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3
Q

Gelastic epilepsy is from a lesion of the

A

Hypothalamus

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4
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75% of complex partial seizures in what part of the brain?

A

Medial side of temporal lobe

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5
Q

Where to put both electrodes to observe temporal lobe epilepsy?

A

Nasopharyngeal electrode

Sphenoidal electrode

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6
Q

Kindling phenomenon

A

Progressive enduring increase in neuronal activity on repeated provocation

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7
Q

Grand mal seizure begins with

A

Epileptic cry (spasm of larynx) and cyanosis

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8
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Signature EEG pattern during episode of Petit mal seizure

A

3 second spike followed by wave seen throughout the brain.

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9
Q

Juvenile myoclonic epilepsy has an association with chromosome ___.

A

Chromosome 6.

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10
Q

There is no loss of consciousness in what type of seizures

A

Jackson march

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11
Q

Jackson march seizures originate in which part of cortex

A

Motor and sensory homunculi

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