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CSF profile for bacterial meningitis?
- *marked lymphocytes (PMNs mostly)
- increased protein
- decreased glucose
CSF profile for fungal meningitis?
- moderate lymphocytic pleocytosis
- mild increased protein
- mild decreased glucose
(mild-mod version of bacterial meningitis except lymphocytic)
CSF profile for viral meningitis?
- mild-moderate lymphocytic pleocytosis
- normal/mild elevated protein
- *normal glucose
CSF profile for TB meningitis?
- mild lymphocytic pleocytosis
- *markedly increased protein
- Mildly decreased glucose
CSF profile for GBS/acute demyelinating inflammatory polyneuropathy?
Cytoalbuminergic dissocation: high protein (>55) with no pleocytosis
In which infectious CSF profiles does the CSF appear turbid?
Bacterial and TB
In which infectious CSF profiles is or can the glucose be decreased?
All of them (usually normal in viral)
When does social smile appear?
3 months
When can a child run without falling?
2 years
When does a child take his/her first steps?
1 year
When does a child rollover both ways?
6 months
When can a child crawl forward?
9 months
When can a child skip on jump rope?
5 years
When can a child climb stairs using alternating feet?
3 years
When can a child walk independently?
18 months