Path: Nervous system Flashcards
multiple sclerosis
female
plaquing
charcots triad (SIN)- staccato, slurred speech, intention tremor, nystagmus
affects the cerebellum
ALS
amylotropic lateral sclerosis (lou gehrigs diseas) motor- usually present as LMNL of the upper extremity UMNL of the lower extremity muscle weakness Both atrophy and spasticity dysarthria dysphagia dyspnea
PLS
postero-lateral sclerosis (combined systems disease)
neurological effects of vit. B12 deficiency
GLOVE & STOCKING PARESTHESIA
Syringomyelia
Fluid filled cavities, present at birth- expand in adulthood
SHAWL OR CAPELIKE PARASTHESIA
Syrinx in cervicals
loss pain & temp: LATERAL SPINOTHALAMIC tract bilateral
Alzheimer’s
Neuro-tangles- present dementia, occurs 50-60 y/o
parkinsons
aka PARALYSIS AGITANS pill-rolling; resting tremors postural instability muscular rigidity mask-like face shuffling gait LEWY BODIES!!
cerebral palsy
anoxia at birth, does not progress
chorea & anthotosis- associated
poliomyelitis
can affect both CNS & PNS, paralysis
Neurofibromas
benign nerve hseath tumor genetically inherited physical disfiguration pain cognitive disability
progressive bulbar palsy
difficuly chewing, swallowing, and talking
poor prognosis
what are abrupt jerky movements?
chorea
what are worm-like rhythmic motions?
Athotosis
commissure lesions are always unilateral, T or F?
false
always bilateral
RSDS
Reflex sympathetic dystrophy syndrome or CRPS- complex regional pain synd. or Sudek's atrophy pain following injury autonomic changes hair loss increased or NO sweat -injured proximally the pain would be distal. In extremities
Horners syndrome
interruption of sympathetics ptosis miosis anhydrosis unilateral