TTR Flashcards

1
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Treatment for ET

A

Propanolol

DBS

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what dp you look for on imaging when doing a seizure workup?

between seizures what do you look for of EEG?

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Medial Temporal Sclerosis or Cortical Dysplasia or tumor

Look for Inter-Ictal Spike –> spark for seizures

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considerations in treatment in kids w absent seizures

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Cognitive side effects - Topiramate

Bheavioral - Phenobarb, Levetiracetam

weight loss in growing child - topiramate

Valproid acid - Girls in puberty !!!

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3
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What are causes of worsening ischemic stroke?

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Cytotoxic brain edema

Symptomatic Hemorrhagic Transformation

Herniation

Recurrent Ischemic Stroke

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4
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Childhood Absense DX feature

JME Dx Feature

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3 spikes/second - absence

4-6 / sec JME

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5
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What is Apomorphine?

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DA Agonist Rescue Therapy for Parkinson’s Disease Acts right away and can be given when run out of dosing for LDOPA

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What do you worry about w/ Dermatomyositis?

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CANCER!! Also a paraneoplastic syndrome

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Most common death in people w/ movement disorder?

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Pneunomia!! - from dysphagia

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Treatment for Huntingtons?

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Tetrabenazine - DA blocker that suppresses Chorea but not other symptoms

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Lambert Eaton is what? Associated w what?

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SMALL CELL CARCINOMA!!!! Paraneoplastic syndrome

Pre-synaptic Ca channel!!!

Pts are worse in morning and better throughout the day w/ activity

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Name the Taupathies.

Name the Synucleinopathies

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Taupathies:

  • AD
  • FTD - Picks Disease
  • PSP - Tau + Vertical Gaze PAral
  • CBD - Tau + Alien Limb Phenomenon
  • CTE

Alpha-Synuclein

  • PKD
  • LBD
  • MSA - but Alpha synuclein in Oligodendrocytes in 3 places!!!
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12
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Symptoms of Tabes Dorsalis?

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No sense of proprioception, Charcot Joints, Rhomberg signe

Syphilis causes loss of myelin and axons in neurons of Dorsal column

Lose DTR

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what disease makes “ moth eaten white matter”?

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PML - Oligod inclusions

PLaques are yellow-ish from lipid laden macrophages

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14
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clues for Guillan Barre

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“cytoalbuminogenic” CSF - normal cells but high protein from demyelination

Endoneurial lymphocytes

segmental demyualination

T cells and Macrophages

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6 yo girl w/ developmental delay, weakness and scoliosis goes in for surgery and dies from malignant hyperthermia - what does she have

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Central Core Disease - Type 1 Fiber centers where NADH-reductase in mitochondira not reactive and central core looks pale

AD inheritance of RYR1

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16
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17 yo girl w/ intractable migraine, ex intolerance, muscle pain and cramping

Left Homonymous hemianospia

Elevated CPK and LACTIC ACIDOSIS

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MELAS = Migraine, Episodes that are stroke-like, Lactic Acisosis , Seizures

Ragged Red Fibers

Paracrystalline Parking lot mitochondrial inclusions

Encephalomyopathy, Lactici Acidosis, Stroke-like Episodes

Maternal Interhitance

Heteroplasmy - uneven segregation of mitochrondia w/in cells

17
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Treatments for AD

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Cholinesterase Inhibitors: Donezapil, Rivastigmine, Galantamine

NMDA Antagonists - Memantine

DO NOT GIVE - AntiCholinergics

  • Oxybutinin, Benztropine, Diphenhydramine, PAroxetine, Amitryptiline, Trihedyphenidryl
18
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what does neuroimaging of PTSD show?

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Increased activity in Amygdala - threat processing

Decreased activity in Medial Prefrontal Cortex - Fear Regulation

19
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What is Prazosin? What is it used for?

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Prazosin is a Anti-HTN Medicaiton that is an Alpha Adrenergic blocker but is used in PTSD to reduce nightmares

20
Q

Buprenorphine

Buprioprione

Buspirone

What are each of these and how do you use theM

A

Buprenorphine - Partial Mu Agonist used for opiate addictoin

Buspirone- 5HT1A Partial Agonist used to treat GAD

Bupropione - NDRI antidepressant used to quit smoking