Neuromuscular Flashcards

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Anterior interosseus nerve

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All C7, C8. Comes off AFTER pronator teres. Innervates pronator quadratus - Flexor Dig Profundus (Digits 2+3) - Flexor Pollicis Longus

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Posterior interosseus nerve

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All C7, C8. ABductor Pollicis Longus (APL) (fake APB)
Ext Carpi Ulnaris
Ext Digitorum
Ext Poll Brevis
Ext Poll Longus
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Serratus anterior

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inn. long thoracic nerve. C5-7.

Comes off C5-6 before the upper trunk.

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Inversion of foot

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Tibialis posterior. L4-S3. Tibial nerve.

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Eversion of foot

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Peroneus longus. L5-S1. Superficial peroneal nerve.

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Extension of foot

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Tibialis anterior. L4, L5. Deep peroneal nerve.

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Extension of great toe

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EHL. L5, S1. Deep peroneal nerve.

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Hypokalemic periodic paralysis

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AD. 
Calcium channels (DHP channels)
paralysis after sleep + REST POST-exercise
POST CARB PARALYSIS
Can also occur after sleep
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Hyperkalemic periodic paralysis

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AD.
Sodium channels.
Paralysis with INCREASE K+, COLD, EXERCISE.
Rx = glucose or diamox/thiazide

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10
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Myotonia congenita

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Thomsen disease.
Autosomal dominant
Chloride channels
Myotonia w INACTIVITY - improve with exercise

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Paramyotonia congenita

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AD,
Sodium channels
Myotonia with COLD, EXERCISE, LOW K+

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Central core disease

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AR
ryanodine Ca channel mutation
\+/- Mal hyperthermia
lucent core (NADH diaphorase stain)
non-progressive weakness
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13
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Centronuclear myopathy

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MYF6 (AD), BIN1 (AR), myotubularin(XR)
“central myonuclei (H&E stain)
stellate sarcoplasmic reticulum (NADH diaphorase stain)”

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Emery Dreifuss

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Emerin (XR), lamin A/C (AD+AR)
Cardiomyopathy
Biceps+ triceps weakness then spreading to legs

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Facioscapulohumeral dystrophy (FSHD)

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AD; 
D4Z4 on chromosome 4q; encodes polyA binding P
Facial weakness + drooping shoulders
SN Hearing LOSS
MR, seizures
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Fukuyama muscular dystrophy

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AR
Fukutin 
Contractures
Polymicrogyria + Cobblestone lissencephaly
Mental retardation
SEIZURES
17
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Hirayama

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Aka monomelic amyotrophy
“Japan/Indian/Hawaiian origin
single-limb or UE-only ALS type picture”

18
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Nemaline rod myopathy

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Mutations in:
alpha-actin (MC) + troponin
Path = EM with rods parallel to myofibers

19
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Polymyositis

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endomysial + perimysial +perivascular inflammation
association with MALIGNANCY (not as much as DM)
responds to steroids

20
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Dermatomyositis

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Characteristic rash, assoc w malignancy
path = peri-fascicular atrophy + periVASCULAR infl.
Anti Jo1 associated with ILD (do not not use MTX)

21
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pediatric myasthenic syndromes

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Neonatal transitory = passive Xfer of AB’s
Congenital MG = AR mutations in ACH (R) epsilon subunit
familial infantile = chromosome 17 polymorphism

22
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HNPP

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deletion in PMP-22 gene (also impl. in CMT1A)

23
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Lewis Sumner

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aka MADSAM - basically asymmetric CIDP