revision course Flashcards

1
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Upper motor neuron lesion

A

Upgoing plantars
Hypertonia
Hyperreflexia

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2
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From where to where is upper

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Cortex to anterior horn cell

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3
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Everything ends at which level

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L2

Anything below L2 = lower motor neuron

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4
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Anterior circulation stroke findings

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Hemiparesis
Aphasia
Apraxia
Neglect
Face, arm, leg

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5
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Posterior circulation stroke findings

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Diplopia
Dysarthria
Dizziness
Dysphagia
Crossed findings

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6
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Anterior cerebral artery stroke

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Leg>arm affected

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7
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Upper motor neuron facial nerve involvement

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Forehead spared

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8
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Homonymous hemianopia is where

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Behind optic chiasm e.g. left occipital lobe if right homonymous hemianopia

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9
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Homon

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10
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iF symptomatic carotid artery stenosis

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Carotid doppler or CTA/MRA - consider carotid endarterectomy

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11
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Stroke long term management

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Clopi

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12
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Stroke long term management if someone has AF

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Apixaban

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13
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Stroke long term management if someone has more than 70 percent carotid artery stenosis +event

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14
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scoring system for stroke and AF for whether you’re going to anticoag them

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Chadsvasc score 2 or more for W, 1 or more for M

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15
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TIA without AF - mx

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Aspirin 300mg 14 days then convert to clopidrogel

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16
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Vertigo, right sided intention tremor, dysdiadokinesia etc - which side is the problem?

A

IPSILATERAL INNERVATION

17
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TIA with AF

A

Apixaban / DOAC

18
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thrombolysis within 4.5

thrombectomy only if large vessel occlusion

19
Q

SAH - when do you do LP?

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CT negative - ONLY after 12 hours after the onset of the haemorrhage

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21
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stroke within 4.5 hrs

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Put out a stroke call
Urgent CT head
Don’t give 300mg if thrombolysing - aspirin is only if not within thrombolysis target

Thrombectomy - within 6 hrs

22
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Headache red flags

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Age over 50 - GCA
Neuro - Neuro signs, confusion
Onset maximum suddenly
Pattern change - ncreasing frequency
Fever/weight loss
Worse lying flat/coughing/exertion

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