Vestibular disease Flashcards

1
Q

What does a head tilt indicate?

A

a lesion in the vestibular system

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2
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What does the peripheral vestibular system include?

A
  1. receptors in inner ear

2. vestibular portion of cranial nerve VIII

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3
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What does the cental vestibular system consist of?

A
  1. brainstem vestibular nuclei in medulla oblongata

2. neurons in flocculonodular lobe of cerebellum

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4
Q

What is the first step in diagnosis of patients with vestibular disease?

A

determination whether patient has peripheral or central disease

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5
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What are clinical signs of vestibular disease?

A
  1. head tilt
  2. circling
  3. ataxia
  4. rolling
  5. nyastagmus
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6
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Is head tilt on the same side or opposite the lesion?

A

same side

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7
Q

Why can animals with vestibular disease vomit or salivate?

A

because they have motion sickness

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8
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With animals with vestibular disease that have spontaneous nystagmus, is the fast phase directed toward the lesion or away?

A

away from the lesion

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9
Q

What type of nystagmus is seen with peripheral vestibular disease?

A

horiztonal or rotary

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10
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What types of nystagmus are seen with central vestibular dz?

A
  1. horizontal or rotary
  2. vertical nystagmus
  3. nystagmus that changes direction with changes in body position
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