Seizures Flashcards

1
Q

Without impairment of consciousness or awareness

A

Simple partial

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2
Q

Dyscognitive. LOC

A

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

A

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

A

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

A

Status

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14
Q

Wellbutrin, tramadol, pseudoephedrine, and levaquine

A

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

25
Q

Duret hemorrhage in pons

A

Transtentorial herniation

26
Q

Alternating apnea and tachypnea

A

Cheyne-Stokes

27
Q

Generalized increase in ICP causes cerebellar tonsils to herniate through foramen magnum compressing brainstem > Rapid death

A

Tonsillar herniation

28
Q

Glial cells have ____________ lineage

A

Astrocyte

29
Q

Arise from arachnoid capillary cells

A

Meningioma

30
Q

Intracranial abscess gets there via ____________ spread

A

Hematogenous

31
Q

________ most common source of hematogenous spread of brain abscess

A

Chest

32
Q

Abscess adults >

A

Streptococcus

33
Q

Abscess infants >

A

Citrobacter

34
Q

Hyperdense on CT with surrounding edema

A

Hemorrhagic stroke

35
Q

Hypodense on CT

A

Ischemic stroke

36
Q

Biconvex or lens shaped

A

Epidural

37
Q

Collection of blood between skull and dura mater

A

Epidural

38
Q

Blood between dura and arachnoid mater

A

Subdural

39
Q

Chronic H/As, dizziness, depression, mood swings, disruption of sleep/wake cycle, cognitive deficits

A

Postconcussion syndrome

40
Q

CN injury 1, 2, and 6. Placement of NG tube intracranially.

A

Skull base fracture

41
Q

CN injury 7 and 8

A

Temporal bone injury

42
Q

Suspected aneurysmal SAH, suspected meningitis

A

Indication for LP

43
Q

Symptoms worse at end of day

A

MS

44
Q

Fluctuating weakness of extraocular, oropharyngeal, axial, and limb muscle weakness. Fatigable weakness and diurnal variation

A

MS

45
Q

Normal reflexes and sensory exam

A

MS

46
Q

Plays a role in clustering AchR’s.

A

Anti-muscle specific tyrosine kinase

47
Q

Seen in generalized MG.

A

Anti-muscle specific tyrosine kinase

48
Q

First antibody discovered in MG. Very highly associated with thymoma

A

Anti-striated muscle antibody