Seizures Flashcards

1
Q

Without impairment of consciousness or awareness

A

Simple partial

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2
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Dyscognitive. LOC

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Complex partial

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3
Q

Complex partial and simple partial are

A

Focal seizures

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4
Q

Myoclonic, tonic clonic, absence, atonic, tonic, clonic

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Generalized seizures

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5
Q

Absence seizures lack

A

Post-ictal confusion

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6
Q

Hipsarrythmia, spasms, psychomotor developmental arrest

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Infantile spasm

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7
Q

Treat with ACTH, pyridoxine, ketogenic diet

A

Infantile spasm

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8
Q

Juvenile myoclonic epilepsy, juvenile absence epilepsy

A

Teenager > adults

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9
Q

AED ____________ efficacy of contraceptives

A

Lower

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10
Q

Topiramate associated with

A

Weight loss

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11
Q

Seizure frequency increase during certain phases of menstrual cycle

A

Catamenial epilepsy

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12
Q

Estrogen ____________ seizure threshold

A

Lowers

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13
Q

At least 5 minutes of ictal activity

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Status

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14
Q

Wellbutrin, tramadol, pseudoephedrine, and levaquine

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Drugs that lower seizure threshold

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15
Q

MAP-ICP =

A

CPP

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16
Q

CPP > ______ causes better neurological outcomes

A

60

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17
Q

Htn, bradycardia, irregular respirations

A

Cushing’s triad

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18
Q

Drainage of CSF to decrease ICP

A

Ventriculostomy

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19
Q

Mass of frontal and or parietal lobes shifts brainstem inferiorly through tentorial incisura

A

Transtentorial herniation

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20
Q

Diencephalon is injured and pituitary stalk may be sheared, resulting in diabetes insipidus. PCAs may be trapped along incisura leading to cortical blindness from occipital stroke

A

Transtentorial herniation

21
Q

Rapidly expanding intracranial mass of middle cranial fossa/temporal lobe pushing uncus and hippocampal gyrus over edge of tentorium

A

Uncal herniation

22
Q

Compresses CN 3, midbrain, and PCA

A

Uncal herniation

23
Q

UL pupil dilation ipsilateral, sluggish response to light reflex, contralateral babinski

A

Uncal herniation

24
Q

Chronic mass of frontal and parietal lobes. Shift of brainstem inferiorly through tentorial incisura

A

Transtentorial herniation

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Duret hemorrhage in pons
Transtentorial herniation
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Alternating apnea and tachypnea
Cheyne-Stokes
27
Generalized increase in ICP causes cerebellar tonsils to herniate through foramen magnum compressing brainstem > Rapid death
Tonsillar herniation
28
Glial cells have ____________ lineage
Astrocyte
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Arise from arachnoid capillary cells
Meningioma
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Intracranial abscess gets there via ____________ spread
Hematogenous
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________ most common source of hematogenous spread of brain abscess
Chest
32
Abscess adults >
Streptococcus
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Abscess infants >
Citrobacter
34
Hyperdense on CT with surrounding edema
Hemorrhagic stroke
35
Hypodense on CT
Ischemic stroke
36
Biconvex or lens shaped
Epidural
37
Collection of blood between skull and dura mater
Epidural
38
Blood between dura and arachnoid mater
Subdural
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Chronic H/As, dizziness, depression, mood swings, disruption of sleep/wake cycle, cognitive deficits
Postconcussion syndrome
40
CN injury 1, 2, and 6. Placement of NG tube intracranially.
Skull base fracture
41
CN injury 7 and 8
Temporal bone injury
42
Suspected aneurysmal SAH, suspected meningitis
Indication for LP
43
Symptoms worse at end of day
MS
44
Fluctuating weakness of extraocular, oropharyngeal, axial, and limb muscle weakness. Fatigable weakness and diurnal variation
MS
45
Normal reflexes and sensory exam
MS
46
Plays a role in clustering AchR's.
Anti-muscle specific tyrosine kinase
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Seen in generalized MG.
Anti-muscle specific tyrosine kinase
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First antibody discovered in MG. Very highly associated with thymoma
Anti-striated muscle antibody