Neuromuscular and Nervous System Flashcards

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How many levels & what is the most severe level of Rancho Los Amigos Cognitive Functioning?

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8 levels. Level 1 is no response/unresponsive to any stimuli.

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What are some signs of Anterior Cerebral artery syndrome?

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LE > UE involvement, contralateral hemiparesis, slowness, urinary incontinence

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What are some signs of Middle Cerebral artery syndrome?

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(most common) Aphasia, contralat hemiparesis UE > LE, perceptual deficits, contralat homoymous hemianopsia

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What are some signs of Posterior Cerebral artery syndrome?

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Bilateral homoymous hemianopsia, visual agnosia, memory defect, thalamic pain & temp

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What are some signs of Vertb/Basilar artery syndrome?

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Death, deviated tongue (CN XII), vertigo, nausea, Horner’s syndrome, Wallenburgs, locked-in syndrome, diplopia, ataxia

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What are some signs of Anterior inferior artery syndrome?

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unilateral deafness, loss of contralat pain & temp, lateral gaze

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What are some signs of Superior Cerebellar artery syndrome?

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dysarthria, ataxia, dysmetria, loss of contralat pain & temp

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What is MS & some of it’s characteristics?

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autoimmune disease with inflammation & demyelination. It affects an individuals fatigue, pain threshold, bladder & bowel, heat intolerance & cognition

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What is the EDSS & what is a ‘normal’ score?

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Expanded disability status scale (commonly used in MS patients) where 0 is ‘normal’ neurological exam

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