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Types of sleep, wad stages are there? And how much % each stage has is in its sleep ?
Which stage is the most common
R.E.M. Sleep and non R.E.M. Sleep
R.E.M. Sleep consists of 25%
Non R.E.M. Sleep has 4 stage
1,2,3,4
Stage 1 has 5%
Stage two has 45% most common
Stage three 12%
Stage four 13%
Wad is shown in eeg for stage one sleep
Theta with sharp wVe
Stage two sleep has wad in eeg
K complex and sleep spindle
Stage 3 had wad in its eeg compared to stage 4 sleep
Stage three has >50% delta wave, stage 4 has >50% delta wave
Wad abnormalities u can see in Tourette ‘s syndrome
Striated dopaminergic Dysfunction
Wad u see in brain imaging for Parkinson’s
Depigmentation of substantial Nigra
Wad is the bad side effect of tacrine
Increased liver enzymes
Wad can we use to treat akathesia
Name 6
Clonazepam Dopamine agonist : ropinirole, l dopa Mirtazapine Mineserin Cyproheptidine Propranolol
Factors that causes QTC prolongation
Name 4-5
Female, HypoK HypoMG Hypo Cal Bradycardia
Wad cause antiemetic properties in amisulpride
D2 blockage
Wad drugs can cause depression
Name 7
Clonidine, cimetidine, propranolol, digoxin, furosemide, bromocriptine, phenothiazine, methydopa
Wad is intrinsic activity
Efficacy of resulting functional response
Wad diuretic drugs can be given to lithium
Loop diuretics eg furosemide
Name 4 things tat can not be eaten with concurrent MAOI
Broad beans, red wine, cheese, pickled herrings
Wad type of drugs mianerine is
Inhibitor of noradrenaline, alpha 2 antagonist and weak alpha 1 blocker
Name 2 type 1 metabolic phase 1 stuff
Hydrolysis, oxidation
Name 4 metabolic phase 2 stuff
Methylation, glucorinadation, conjugation, n-acetylation
Smoking can increase or decrease
1) clozapine
2) caffeine
3) cyp1a2
Decrease clozapine
Decrease caffeine
Increase cyp1a2 metabolism
Name three symptoms tat can happen in tia anterior circulation and posterior circulation
Anterior: hemiplegia, aphasia, amaurosis fulgax, visual loss,
Posterior: ataxia, dysarthria, diplopia, vertigo, vomiting
Wad is Kluver bucy syndrome
3 symptoms
Where is the lesion
Hypersexuality, oral exploration, agitation
Bilateral lesion of amygdala and hippocampus
EEG in ad
Generalized background slowing
Effects on drugs for eeg
Lithium
Antidepressant
Antipsychotics
Lithium: Decrease alpha wave
Antidepressant and antipsychotics: increase alpha, theta and delta, decrease beta
Effects of opioids to eeg
Decrease alpha, increase voltage of theta and delta
Alcohol on eeg
Normal and withdrawal
Increase alpha, increased theta.
Withdrawal increase beta
Dot has fast beta activities
Benzo in eeg
Increase beta, decrease alpha
Kleive levin syndrome
Three symptoms
Where is the lesion
Hyperplasia, hypersexuality, hyper somnolence, hyperactivity
Hypothalamus abnormality
Cause by viral illness
Leptin
Cause wad
Where
Adipose tissue
Control food intake- anorexigenic
Ghrelin
Cause wad
Where
Increase appetite At stomach (p cell) and pancreass
Neuroleptic y
Increase food intake
Decrease physical activities increased in fat ppl
Wad mediates in hypothermic Centre
Preoptic anterior hypothalamus
What mediates the hyperthermic centre
Post hypothalamus
What are the hold test for WAIS
Name 3
Vocab, information object assortment, pic completion
Wad lobe is involved in nominal aphasia
Parietal
Wad cause alexia without Agraphia, which part of it
Wad artery involved
Splenum of corpus callosum
Post cerebral artery
Wad does Gcs do
Predict mortality
Mortality 70% if <8
Robertsonian translocation causes wad type of fusion results
Metacentric fusion results
Wad causes a kinetic mutism wad vessels are involved
Cingulate gyrus
Ant cerebral artery
Name two parts that are asymmetrical in the brain
Hesch’s gyrus and planum tegmentum
Which area of the brain affects n cause depression
Hypothalamus
Types of receptors
Name 3
1) inotropic : ligand gate
2) metabotropic: G protein
3) ligand dependent regulators of nuclear transcription (nuclear receptors)
Examples for ionotropic receptors name 3
GABA A
NMDA
5HT 3
What psychotropic cause whitish brownish deposits in the eye
Chlorpromazine
What is first to go for normal pressure hydrocephalus after shunting
Gait
What is hayling test
Hayling sentence completion test
What is Brixton test
Brixton spatial anticipation test
To detect rules in sequence in formula
No verbal response needed
Where hemiballismus lesion is
Infarcts of contralateral subthalamic nucleus
Name 6 tat causes autism
Fragile x syndrome, Down’s syndrome, Rett syndrome, tuberous sclerosis, neurofibromatosis, hypomelanosis of Ito
Wad is the increase risk of Alzheimer disease
With epo E allele
Five
How to identity fragile x syndrome with wad deprivation with its cell
Thymidine
Who propose endophetype concepts
Gottesman
Wad gene and type of transmission for Tay Sachs
Death by wad age
Hexosamidose A
Auto recessive
Death by 4
Which part of brain will hav disgust
Insula
Symptoms for cerebellum flucconodular (vestibular) lesion
Name 3
Loss of equilibrium and gait
Nystagmus
Ataxia
Symptoms for lateral cerebrocerebellum of the cerebellum
Loss of planned movement, hypotonia, dysarthria
Wad connects both hemisphere
Which part of it
Gene of corpus callosum
Which ions are helpful in CNS hyperpolarisation
Chloride, potassium
Which dopamine receptors is at pre and post synaptic junction
D1 and d5
Which is the most powerful opioid endogenous peptide
Dynorphin
Wad causes female pseudo hemaphrodism
Congenital adrenal hyperplasia
Valproate causes wad hepotitoxicity in terms of 1 in how many
1 in 100000
Wad drug can help with Ren sleep behaviour
Clonazepam
The factors tat cause clozapine induced neutropenia
Name 3
Race Afro Carribean , Asian, jewish
Increasing age
Low baseline WCC
Female gender
Wad drugs can help treat narcolepsy
Methylphenidate for day time sleepiness
Modafinil for drop attacks
SSRI/TCA to decrease R.E.M. Sleep
Clozapine can cause thromboembolism for how Long?
3 months
Wad is Wallenberg syndrome
Where is the artery involve
Wad symptoms
Where is the lesions
Brain stem lesions
Posterior inferior cerebellar artery
Cerebellar signs + facial drop (Horner’s syndrome), facial numbness, Diplopia
Normal rate for late onset Alzheimer’s
7%
Rate of first degree relative for ad
2nd degree
Monozygotic twins
15-20%
2nd degree 10%
Monozygotic twins 80%-85%
Wad is a weakly eosinophilic, spherical cytoplamic inclusion
Lewy body
Wad is Neurites that increase reputable of dopamine that could b toxic
Alpha synuclein
Wad is large swollen neurons, cells, lass of noisily substance, peripherally displaces nucleus
Picks bodies
When theory of the mind develops
4 years
Wad is good for children n adults with communication n language difficulties
Makaton vocab
Time and severity for post traumatic amnesia
Mild less than 1 hour
Moderate 1 to 24 hours
Sever more than 1 day
Short term memory is often in wad modality
Acoustic
Who propose body type with personalities ?
Kretschmer
Where the stm is usually stored
How abt ltm
STM: prefrontal
Ltm; hippocampus and entorhinal cortex
Wad is latah
Exaggerated response after being startled
Echolalia, echopraxia
Where is neuroasthesia being categorised
Other neurotic disorder
Wad drug can cause positive and negative symptoms of schizophrenia
Phencyclidine a non competitive nmda
Ftd family history how many percentage
50%
Wad drugs can cause water intoxication
How many percentage u see in chronic schizophrenia
Estasy
20%
Wad chromosome is affected in hung ting on
Wad u can see in mri
Chromosome 4
Degeneration of striatum
Who propose derailment ?
Cameron
Wad is Zar
Spirit possession
Laughing shouting
Dissociative episode
Wad drugs causes pinpoint pupils
Heroin
Wad is the word lethological means
Blocking, tip of the tongue
Wad consists of corpus striatum
Put amen and caudate
Wad consists of lentiform
Putamen and globus pallidus
Wad made from telencephalon named 3
Cerebrum
Corpus striatum
Pallidum
Wad make Diencephalon
Name three
Thalamus
Hypothalamus
Pineal body
Wad made from mescephalon
Name three
Mid brain
Red nucleus
Tegmentum colliculli
What is made from metcephalon name two
Pons, cerebellum
Wad made myecephalon
Caudal part of medulla oblongata
Wad two things take part in the reward system
Nucleus accumbuns
Ventral tegmentum
Where is Broca
Left Inferior frontal cortex
Wad part helps in Recognising faces
Fusiform gyrus
Wad and wad is enthorhinal cortex
Wad vessel help it
Temporal lobe
Helps in Long term memory and navigation
Posterior cerebral artery
Where is ventral tegmental area
Mid brain
Wad vessel can cause Colour processsing be affected
Left posterior cerebral artery
Wad does cck involved in
Beta endorphin
Orexin
Vasopressin
Glutamate
Anxiety
Beta: mood
Orexin: circadian rhythm
Vaso : cognition
Glutamate: memory
Wad gene does Rhett gets involved
XMecp2
Where does nicotine acts
Acts at acetylcholine receptors
What neuro peptide
Can affect Huntington disease
Substance P will b decreased
Endocannabines is associated with wad disorder
Schizophrenia
Neurotensin is associated with wad disorder
Schizophrenia
Wad chromosome affects William syndrome
7
Wad chromosome affects venlocardiofacial syndrome
22
Wad is the Symptoms of William syndrome
Sociable, verbal better than spatial
Triad
Facial, hypercalcemia, supra valvular stenosis
What is a ataxic gait
Board base
Wide
Waddling involves wad disorder
Pregnancy, proximal muscle probs
Wad causes stomping gait name 3
Peripheral neuropathy Dorsal Coloumns B12 probs Diabetes Friedreichs ataxia
What causes steppage gait
Peroneal nerve palsies
Charcot Marie’s tooth
What causes scissoring gait
UMN, CEREBRAL PALSY
Wad causes scanning speech
Cerebellar disorder
Wad will a lmn lesion speech sound like
How abt umn
Flaccid tongue, nasal quality
UMN: imprecise articulation
Spastic, contracted tongue , hoarse, high pitch
Aura is seen in what kind of seizures
Complex partial seizures