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RSL - Neuro Flashcards

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Lateral hypothalamus

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Hunger. Destruction –> Anorexia, failure to thrive (infants). inhibited by leptin

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Medial hypothalamus

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Satiety. Destruction –> hyperphagia. stimulated by leptin

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Anterior Hypothalamus

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Cooling, parasympathetics

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Posterior Hypothalamus

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Heating, sympathetics. Loss of posterior hypothalamus –> cold blooded animal

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arcuate nucleus hypothalamus

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Secretion of dopamine

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Paraventricular:

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ADH, CRH, Oxytocin (mostly), TRH

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Supraoptic

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ADH(mostly), Oxytocin

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VentroposterioLateral Nucleus of thalamus -
Input:
Info:
Output:

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Input: DCML, Spinothalamic
Info: Vibration, proprioception, pressure, touch, pain, temperature
Output: Primary somatosensory cortex

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Ventroposteriomedial nucleus of thalamus -
Input:
Info:
Output:

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Input: Trigeminal, Gustatory pathway
Info: Facial Sensation, Taste
Output: Primary somatosensory cortex

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Lateralgeniculate nucleus of thalamus -
Input:
Info:
Output:

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Input: CN II
Info: Vision
Output: Calcarine sulcus

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Medialgeniculate nucleus of thalamus -
Input:
Info:
Output:

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Input: Superior olive and inferior colliculus of tectum
Info: Hearing
Output: Auditory cortex of temporal lobe

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Ventrolateral nucleus of thalamus -
Input:
Info:
Output:

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Input: basal ganglia, cerebellum
Info: Motor
Output: Motor cortex

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Limbic system Functions

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Emotion, (Feeding, fleeing, fighting, feeling, fucking)
Long term memory
Olfaction
Behavioural modification
ANS function
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Limbic system contents

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Hippocampus, amygdala, fornix, mammillary bodies, cingulate gyrus

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Cerebellar Superior Peduncle

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Cerebllum –> cortex

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Cerebellar Middle peduncle

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Cortex –> Cerebellum

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Cerebellar inferior peduncle

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Spinal Cord –> cerebellum

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Athetosis
Presentation:
Lesion:

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Presentation: Slow writhing movements, especially in fingers
Lesion: Basal Ganglia (ie. huntingtons)

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Dystonia

Presentation:

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Sustained, involuntary muscle contractions

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Hemiballismus
Presentation:
Lesion:

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Presentation: Sudden, wild flailing of 1 arm (+/- ipsilateral leg)
Lesion: Contralateral subthalamic nucleus (ie. lacunar stroke)

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Myoclonus

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Sudden, brief uncontrolled muscle contraction

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Amygdala Lesion (+ association)

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Klüver bucy syndrome (disinhibited behavior; hypersexualized, hyperphagia, hyperorality)
Associated with HSV1

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Frontal lobe lesion

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Disinhibition and deficiets in concentration, orientation, judgement; may have re-emergence of primative reflexes

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Non-dominant side Parietal-temporal lesion

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Hemispacial neglect syndrome (agnosia of the contralateral side of the world)

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Dominant side Parietal-temporal lesion (+ disease)

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Agraphia, acalculia, Finger agnosia, left-right disorientation
(Gerstmann syndrome)

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Cerebellar vermis Lesion

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Truncal ataxia, dysarthria

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Paramedian pontine reticular formation

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Eyes deviate away from side of lesion

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Frontal eye field lesion

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Eyes look towards the lesion

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MAC (minimal alveolar concentration)

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Low MAC = High potency

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Blood: gas and onset of drug time

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High Blood:Gas coefficient = Slow onset (lots stuck in blood)

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Medial medullary syndrome

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Anterior spinal (*Motor, proprioception, hypoglossal)

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Lateral medullary syndrome (wallenberg)

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PICA (*Nucleus accumbens –> hoarsness, dysphagia)

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Lateral pontine syndrome

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AICA (*Facial nucleus –> Paralysis, loss of anterior 2/3 taste

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Ischemia detection (Time): CT vs MRI

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CT: 6-24h
MRI: 3-30 min

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Time since ischemic event: Histology

|__ __| __ __ | __ __ | __

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Onset: | (nothing) (red neurons)
1 day: | Neutrophils Macrophages
1 week: | Reactive gliosis Glial scar
1 month: | Cavity / cyst

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Central post-stroke pain syndrome: symptoms

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Allodynia (ordinarily painless stimuli cause pain)

Dysesthesia (Altered perception of stimuli)

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Spinal muscular atrophy (Werdnig-Hoffmann disease)

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Congenital degeneration of the anterior horns –> LMN lesion –> Floppy baby syndrome (hypotonia, tongue fasiculations)

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Friedreich Ataxia COD, dysfunction

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  • hypertrophic cardiomyopathy

- Impairment in mitochondrial functioning

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Dermatomes:

C2, C3, C4, T4, T7, T10, L1, L4, S234

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C2 - Skull cap, C3 - Turtle neck, C4 - low collar, T4 - Nipple, T7 - Xiphoid, T10 - Umbilicus, L1 - inguinal ligment, L4 - Knee cap, S234 - Errection and sensation to penile and anal zones

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reflexes: S1 S2, L3 L4, T5 T6, T7 T8, L1 L2, S3 S4

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Achillies: S1 S2,
Patellar: L3 L4, 
Bicepts: T5 T6, 
Tricepts: T7 T8, 
Cremaster: L1 L2, 
Anal wink: S3 S4
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Moro Reflex

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abduct/extend arms when startled and then bring them together

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Rooting reflex

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Nipple seeking

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Sucking reflex

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if top of mouth is touched

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Palmar reflex

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Flex fingers when palm is stroked

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Plantar reflex

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Babinski sign

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Galant reflex

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Stroke lateral spine –> hip flexion in that direction

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Optic canal passageway

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CN II, opthalmic artery, Central retinal vein

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Superior orbital fissure

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CN III, IV, V1, VI, opthalmic vein, sympathetic fibres

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Foramen rotundum

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CN V2

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Foramen ovale

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VN V3

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Foramen spinosum

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Middle meningeal artery

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Internal auditory meatus

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CN VII, VIII

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Jugular foramen

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CN IX, X, XI, jugular vein

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Hypoglossal canal

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CN XII

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Foramen magnum

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Spinal roots of CN XI, brainstem, vertebral arteries

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Nucleus Solitarius

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Visceral sensory information (e.g. taste, baroreceptors, gut distention)
CN VII, IX, X

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Nucleus Ambiguus

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Motor innervation of pharynx, larynx, Upper GI

CN IX, X, XI

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Dorsal motor nuclei

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Autonomic fibres to the heart, lung, and GI

CN X

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Cingulate herniation under ___

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Falx cerebri: Anterior artery compression

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Transtentorial herniation

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Caudal displacement of brainstem: Duret hemorrhages (fatal)

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Uncal herniation through __

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Tentorium cerebelli: CN III, PCA, Contralateral crus

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Presbyopia

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Inability to accomodate (possibly due to old age –> decreased elasticity)

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Scotoma

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area of lost vision (scotoma; darkness - greek)

64
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Edingerwestfal nucleus –>

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–> CN III –> Ciliary ganglion –> Ciliary muscle/ pupil constrictor

65
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Superior salivary nucleus –>

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  • -> CN VII –> Pterygopalantine ganglion –> Lacrimal and nasal glands
  • -> Submandibular ganglion –> Submandibular and sublingual gland
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Inferior salivary nucleus –>

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–> CN IX –> Otic ganglion –> parotid gland

67
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Marcus Gunn Pupil

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Afferent pupillary defect

68
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Frontotemporal dementia: Histology

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Pick bodies; silver-staining spherical tau protein aggregates

69
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Krabbe Disease

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Galactocerebrosidase mutation: Destruction of myelin sheath. Globoid cells

70
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Metachromatic Leukodystrophy

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Arylsulfatase A deficiency: Sulfatides buildup –> destruction of myelin sheath

71
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Adrenoleukodystrophy

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Can’t break down VLCFA

72
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Cluster headaches

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Repetitive brief headaches, unilateral (periorbital), associated with lacrimation/rhinorrhea
Duration: 15min - 3h
Treat: sumatriptan

73
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Tension

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Tightness in band like constriction, constant, associated with stress, bilateral
Duration: >30 min
Treat: analgesics, NSAIDs,

74
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Migraine

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Unilateral, pulsading pain, nausea, photophobia, phonophobia. Dt/ iritation of CN V, meninges, or blood vessels
Duration: 4-72h
Treat: Triptans, NSAIDS, prophylaxis with propranolol, topiramate, CCBs

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Sturge-Weber syndrome

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Port-wine stain of face, ipsilateral Leptomeningeal angioma, episcleral hemangioma

STURGE: Sporatic, port-wine Stain, Tram track calcifications (CNS), Unilateral, Retardation, Glaucoma (episcleral hemangioma), GNAQ, Epilepsy (ipsilateral leptomeningeal angioma)

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Neurofibromatosis

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NF1 on Ch 17, neurofibromin –| RAS,

  • Café au lait spots,
  • Lisch nodules (hamartoma of Iris)
  • Cutaneous neurofibromas
  • optic gliomas
  • pheochromocytomas
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Glioblastoma Multiforme

- Histology

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AKA grade IV astrocytoma

- pseudopallisading pleomorphic cells tumor cells border areas of necrosis and hemorrhage

78
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Meningioma histology

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Whorled pattern, psammoma bodies, arise from arachnoid villi

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Oligodendroglioma histology

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Fried egg appearance, often calcified tumor intra parenchymal

80
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Pilocytic astrocytoma histology

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Rosenthal fibres: eosinophilic corkscrew fibres

solid and cystic

81
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Medulloblastoma histology

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Homer-wright rosettes (small blue round cells)

solid

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Ependymoma Histology

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rod shaped blepharoplasts (basal ciliary bodies)

83
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Nissl substance

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Rough ER

84
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Locus Ceruleus

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Large stores of NE, associated with panic attacks and panic disorder

85
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Raphe nucleus

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5-HT; Anorexia, depression, sleep disorders

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Wernicke-encephalopathy

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Confusion, Nystagmus, Opthalmoplegia, Ataxia, anterograde amnesia
(giving dextrose without thiamine –> wernicke)

87
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Korsakoff psychosis

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anterograde + retrograde amnesia, lack of insight, confabulation
(chronic thiamine def.)

88
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Lacunar infarct etiology

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  1. Atherosclerosis
  2. Lipohyalinosis

Risk factors: hypertension / DM

89
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TCA induced QRS prolongation, hypotension, ventricular dysrhythmia treatment

A 
Sodium bicarb (Na+)
[TCAs (quinidine like effects)]
90
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Rb mutation associations

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Retinoblastoma (white eye reflex)

Osteosarcoma

91
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Huntingtons: lesion + hormone levels

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GABAergic neuronal death in Caudate dt/ Glutamate –> NMDA-R –> toxicity
- Low GABA, High DOPAMINE, low Ach

92
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Alzheimers: protective genotype + worsening genotype

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ApoE2 = Decreased risk

ApoE4, presenilin1/2, APP = increased risk

93
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Acute neuronal injury (red neuron) (12-24h later)

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  • Shrinkage of cell body
  • Loss of nissl substance
  • nuclear pyknosis
  • Eosinophilia of cytoplasm
    (Dt/ severe transient injury to neuron –> cell death)
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Axonal reaction (24h - 48h)

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  • Cell body enlargement
  • dispersion of nissl substance
  • enlarged nucleolus, eccentric nucleus
    (loss of axon/severance)
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Neuronal atrophy

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Loss of neurons and fxnal groups of neurons
Reactive gliosis (dt. progressive degenerative disease)
96
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Dandy walker malformation

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Agenesis of cerebellar vermis with cystic enlargement of 4th ventricle

97
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Ach location of synthesis

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Basal nucleus of Meynert

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Nucleus accumbens

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Reward center, pleasure, addiction, fear

99
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K complexes and sleep spindles

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N2 (bruxism stage)

100
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Osmotic Demyelination syndrome (central pontine myelinolysis)

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Hypo –> normal natremia

101
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alpha synuclein

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intracellular eosinophilic inclusions

102
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retinitis pigmentosa

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Bone spicule-shaped deposits around macule

103
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Papilledema

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Optic disc swelling, enlarged blind spot, elevated optic disc with blurred margins

104
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Frontotemporal dementia

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Silverstaining spherical tau protein

105
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Lewy body dementia

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Alpha synuclein defect (lewy bodies)

Dementia followed by parkinosns

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