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PERIPHERAL NEUROPATHY Flashcards

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Tinel sign

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Tingling and pain on tapping flexor aspect of wrist
Seen in CARPAL TUNNEL SYNDROME

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Phalens test

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Increased pain and tingling on passive maximal flexion of wrist

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Clinical features of. carpal tunnel syndrome

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Nocturnal pain
Parasthesia and tingling on palmar aspect of hand or wrist

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Causes of Carpal tunnel syndrome/ ENTRAPMENT NEUROPATHY

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Hypothyroidism
Diabetes mellitus
Amyloidosis
Systemic sclerosis
Rheumatoid arthiritis
SLE
Acromegaly
3 Rd trimester of pregnancy

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Causes of Mononueritis multiplex 🌟 WA²RDS P²LC³

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Wegener’s Granulomatosis
Amyloidosis
AIDS
RA
DM
SARCOIDOSIS
PAN
Paraneoplastic syndrome
Leprosy (most common cause)
Cancer
Churg Strauss
Hepatitis C

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Causes of mononeuroparhy

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Acute ; sustained pressure , torniquet
Chronic : entrapment syndrome

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7
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Nerve involved in carpal tunnel syndrome

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Median nerve

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8
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Nerve involved in cubital tunnel syndrome

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Ulnar nerve

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Nerve involved in spiral groove of humerus

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Radial nerve

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Nerve involved in inguinal ligament

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Lateral cutaneous nerve of thigh
MERALGIA PARASTHETICA

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Nerve involved in neck of fibula

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Common peroneal nerve

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Nerve involved in Tarsal tunnel syndrome / flexor retinaculum

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Posterior tibial nerve

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Causes of polyneuropathy 🌟 VITS OMG

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Vitamin deficiency
Infection
Inflammation
Therapeutic drugs
Toxins
Systemic
Other
Malignancy
Genetics

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Causes of polyneuropathy: Vitamin deficiency

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Vitamin B 12
Thiamine
Pyridoxine
Vitamin E

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Causes of polyneuropathy: therapeutic drugs

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Amiodarone
Antibiotics - isoniazid , ethambutol, metronidazole, dapsone
Phenytoin
Chemotherapy - Cisplatin , vincristine , thalidomide

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16
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Causes of polyneuropathy: TOXINS

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Alcohol
Nitrous oxide

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Causes of polyneuropathy: Inflammation

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GBS
VASCULITIS ( PAN, SLE )
PARANEOPLASTIC SYNDROME

18
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Causes of polyneuropathy: systemic

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Diabetes
Renal failure

19
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Causes of polyneuropathy: malignancy

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Infiltration

20
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Causes of polyneuropathy: genetic dis

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CMTD ( charcot Marie tooth disease)
Familial amyloid polyneuropathy
Hereditary neuralgic amyotrophy

21
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Causes of polyneuropathy: others

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Paraproteinemia
Amyloid

22
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Drugs causing peripheral neuropathy 🌟 MANIC PVC

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Metronidazole
Amiodarone
Nitrofurantoin
Isoniazid
Cis platin
Phenytoin
Vinca alkaloids
Ciprofloxacin

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Causes of Demyelinating polyneuropathy

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CIDP
PADP
CMTD X
MND

Chronic inflammatory Demyelinating polyneuropathy
Paraprotein associated Demyelinating polyneuropathy
Charcot Marie tooth disease type x
Motor neuron disease

24
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Causes of axonal polyneuropathy

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Diabetes
Hypothyroidism
Rheumatoid arthiritis
SLE
Systemic sclerosis
SJOGRENS
Alcohol
Uremia
Cirrhosis
PARANEOPLASTIC
Deficiency - B1, B6, B12 , vit e
Genetic - CMTD type 2
Idiopathic
Hereditary
Drugs and toxins

25
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Causes of Peripheral Nerve thickening 🌟 LANDS CAR

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Leprosy - most common cause
Amyloidosis
Neurofibromatosis
DM
SARCOIDOSIS

CIDP
CMTD
Acromegaly
ReFSUM disease
Relapsing GBS

26
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Acute onset polyneuropathy

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MCC - viral infectious ( influenza , cmv , hep B , EBV
GBS- campylobacter jejunii
AIP PORPHYRIA
ARSENIC / THALLIUM TOXICITY
DM

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Sub acute onset polyneuropathy

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Toxins medication
Nutritional def
Metabolic
PARANEOPLASTIC

28
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Chronic polyneuropathy

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CIDP
CLD
HMSN ( hereditary motor and sensory NEUROPATHY)

29
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Causes of Relapsing / remitting polyneuropathy

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GBS
Aids
Prophyria
CIDP

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Causes of Pure motor neuropathy 🌟 PHD is A TALL degree

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Poliomyelitis
Hereditary spinal muscular atrophy
Dapsone intoxication
Adult form of hexosaminidase deficiency
Tick bite paralysis
AIP
Lead intoxication
Lambert Eaton syndrome
Lmn form of ALS
Brachial neuritis
Diptheria
MND

31
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Neuropathy involving small muscles of hand

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CIDP
MND
LEAD intoxication
THALLIUM TOXICITY
Polio late stages
Leprosy

32
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In early stages peripheral neuropathy is - Distal / proximal

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Ans - Distal
Exception - CIDP is characterised by Proximal muscle weakness in early stages ( Demyelinating polyneuropathy)
Also AIP

33
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Motor symptoms +/-

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Postive - cramps
Fasciculation
Spasm
Tremor

Negative - weakness
Wasting
Loss of dexterity ( handedness)

34
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Sensory symptoms

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Positive - Tingling
Burning
Pain
Needles
Band like
Stumbling

Negative - numbness , loss of sensation

35
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Allodynia

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Highly painful sensation to non noxious stimuli

36
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Cause of small fibre neuropathy

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Diabetes
Amyloidosis
Hypothyroidism
Fabrys disease
Hiv
SJOGRENS syndrome
Cis platin
Amiodarone
THALLIUM TOXICITY
ARSENIC toxicity

37
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Causes of Large fibre neuropathy

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SJOGRENS
Vit b12
Cisplatin
DM
Amyloid
Lead intoxication
Friedrichs ataxia
B6 toxicity
Hiv

38
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Peripheral NEUROPATHY ass with pain

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Cyptogrnic sensorimotor NEUROPATHY
DM
ARSENIC THALLIUM TOXICITY
GBS
VASCULITIS
HIV
FABRYS

39
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Signs and symptoms ass with ANS NEUROPATHY

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Bradycardia
Tachycardia
Perspiration
Urine retention
Postural hypotension
Psvt
BP
Bowel bladder sexual dysfunction

40
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NEUROPATHY ass with autonomic signs

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Acute - botulism
PORPHYRIA
GBS
Amiodarone
Vincristine

Chronic - DM
SJOGRENS
CHAGAS
AMYLOID
PNS

41
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Approach to a patient with neuropathy 🌟 6 Ds

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Duration
Distribution
Deficit
Disease pathology
Developmental / inherited
Drug / toxins exposure

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