neuromuscular jxn disorders Flashcards

1
Q

explain myasthenia gravis

A

degrade post-synaptic Ach receptor

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2
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where is the lesion in MG

A

thymus: hyperplasia

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3
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symptom of MG

A

extraoccular weakness

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4
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main population of MG

A

females 20-30

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5
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tx of mg

A

tensilon test: inhibit anti-Ach receptor bodies

also: worsens w/ E- stimulation

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6
Q

describe lambert-eaton syndrom

A

autoantibodies inhibit pre-synaptic ca++ channels

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7
Q

where is weakness in lambert eaton

A

girdles

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8
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what is paraneoplastic w/ lambert eaton

A

small cell lung ca

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9
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there are congenital myasthenic syndromes that alter neuromuscular jxn proteins T or F

A

t

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10
Q

which infection inc Ach

A

clostridium tetani

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11
Q

what kind of paralysis does botulism has

A

descending

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12
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which infection dec. Ach

A

botulism

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