patho neuro Flashcards

1
Q

setting sun appearance of eyes

A

hydrocephalus- child

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2
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two types of hydrocephalus in adults

A
  1. overproduction of CSH

2. brain atrophy and subsequent replacement of space with CSF ( Pressure is not high)

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3
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1 congenital reason for mental retardation

A

trisomy 21 down’s syndrome

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4
Q

small nose, large protruding tongue

A

down’s syndrome

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5
Q

number one heritable mental retardation

A

fragile x

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6
Q

progressive degeneration of white matter.

presents as irreversible decline of a previously well child( lose skills once had)

A

leukodystrophia

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7
Q

treatment for phenylketonuria?

A

diet! avoid tyyptophan and phenylalaine

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8
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children with mousy odor, self mutilation, seizures, severe behavioral disorders may have

A

phenylketonuria

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9
Q

Tay Sachs is a lysosomal storage disease seen in ____who_____. see _______in both eyes

A

ashkenazi jews

cherry red spot

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10
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liquifactive necrosis is characteristic of

A

cerebral infarction

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11
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most common site for cerebral infarction

A

carotid bifurcation and anterior cerebral arteries

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12
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symptoms of cerebral infarction at the carotid bifurcation and anterior cerebral arteries

A

mental status changes , contralateral hemiparesis, aphasia

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13
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cerebral infarction at the vertebral artery and posterior cerebral arteries cause what symptoms

A

difficulty recognizing objects
loss of peripheral visual field with preservation of macular vision
impaired short term memory

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14
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what causes embolism

A

infection, thrombi, fat, valv veg

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15
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most common site of embolism

A

middle cerebral artery

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16
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middle cerebral artery embolism results in

A

eye deviation toward side of infarct

contralateral swelling of hand and foot

17
Q

lacunar stroke

A

small vessel occlusion.

purely motor or purely sensory not both

18
Q

subarachnoid hemorrhage

A
berry aneurism or AV malformation
artery drains directly into a vein
worst headache of my life 
blood in CSF
subhyoid retinal hemorrhage, papilledema
19
Q

low pressure venous bleed

A

subdural hemorrhage
between dura and arachnoid
symptoms come and go

20
Q

blunt trauma or acceleration/decelleration injury

A

subdural hemorrhage

21
Q

epidural hemorrhage

A

middle meningeal artery

fx of cranium

22
Q

lucid period

A

epidural hemorrhage

23
Q

biconvex appearance

A

epidural hemorrhage

24
Q

upper motor neuron injury= ___ paralysis

A

flaccid

25
Q

lower motor neuron injury=____ paralsis

A

spastic

26
Q

nagging pressure, weakness in legs, blader or colon malfunction

A

AV fistula

27
Q
change in personality, mood. 
depressed, fearful
neurofibrillary tangles ( amyloid)
A

alzheimers= progressive dementia

28
Q

hirano bodies and amyloidal angiopathy

A

alzheimers

29
Q

constipation and daytime sleepiness

A

parksinsons

30
Q

bradykinesia

lewy bodies

A

parkinsons

31
Q

progressive dementia. psychiatric and behavioral
chorea.
onset 30-40

A

huntingtons

32
Q

rapidly progressing upper and lower motor neuron failure

A

ALS

33
Q

ALS die from

A

respiratory failure

34
Q

guillain barre is reversible because

is caused by

A

effects only peripheral nerves
as long as cell bodies survive, an regrow

virus

35
Q

confined to CNS. Northern europeans. viral

A

MS

36
Q

charcots triad for MS

A

nystagmus, intention tremor, scanning speech

37
Q

multiple oligoclonal bands of antibodies in CSF

A

MS

38
Q

weakness, sore tongue, parathesia

A

B12 deficincy

39
Q

caused by alcohol abuse= aggressive, dangerous, forget whole episodes from life. fucking weird hallucinations)
resulting in poor memory, ataxia, b1 deficincy

A

wernike korakoff