CNS Flashcards

1
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After sinus surgery ptn feels numbness in lower lid and upper lip, what nerve is injured?

A

Infraorbital

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2
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Can’t close one eye what the affected nerve

A

Facial

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3
Q

Treatment for acute migraine attack

A

Aspirin

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4
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Nausea and vomiting, bilateral cranial nerve pulses , bilateral symmetrical descending weekness, ptn didn’t urinate for 4 hours , no fever

A

Botulism

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5
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Female with MG presented with dyspnea, weakness, fatigue, she’s on pyridostegmine, how to manage

A

IV immunoglobulin and plasma pharesis

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6
Q

What medications to give for Mg

A

Pyridostigmen

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7
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Old ptn with poorly controlled DM ,HTN , she complains of dizziness when she stands and her BP drops as well but her HR stays the same what the cause

A

Autonomic neuropathy

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DM Ptn complaining of ptosis, double vision when looking lateral ( 3rd nerve palsy ) with intact and reactive pupils.what’s the cause

A

DM 3rd nerve neuropathy

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9
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After having car accident ptn cannot put fork in his mouth , where is the lesion

A

Cerebellum

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10
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Ptn is complaining of dizziness , spinning sensation and sense of falling forward, what’s this called

A

Vertigo

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11
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Ptn complaining of sever headache ( triggered by alcohol) , typically involve one eye .that occurs on the same time for few days before remitting.how to prevent it and how to treat an acute case

A

Verapamil but if acute presentation first thing give 100%

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12
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Ptn known to have epilepsy brought to the ER with 25 minutes seizure. with 2 days missing treatment, in the ER he was given diazepam but no improvement what to add?

A

Phenytoin

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13
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Female present with headache on temporal lobe , there is tenderness on palpation temporal lobe what is she at risk for ( diagnosis is giant cell arthritis)

A

Blindness

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14
Q

Old ptn on allopurinol for gout is having tinnitus in his both ears for few years, what’s the cause?

A

Medication

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15
Q

Ptn with tremor that increases with activity as writing, what’s the medication

A

Propranolol, if resting tremor give levodopa

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16
Q

Acetaminophen is given for ….

A

Chronic infection

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17
Q

What’s the nerve supplies ear pinna of external ear

A

Great auricular nerve

18
Q

Ptn presented with ascending lower limb weakness, with history of gastrointestinal infection or vaccine 3 weeks ago = GBS, what’s the outcome

A

Full recovery

19
Q

Female had gastroenteritis she took mitochlopramide after that she started having involuntary facial muscle contractions with protruding tongue, how to manage

A

Diphenhydramine

20
Q

Adenoma that is found accidentally on ptn who complain of recurrent headache, what’s the management?

A

Neurosurgery referral

21
Q

Old ptn with HTN and loss of cognitive function, what’s your diagnosis

A

Vascular dementia

22
Q

Young ptn develops sudden facial nerve palsy what the management

A

Steroids, antiviral

23
Q

Ptn with status epilepticus for 5 minutes , he already has IV access, what’s the first thing to give? And what if she still didn’t respond

A

IV lorazepam/ then give IV phenytoin

24
Q

Old ptn have have sleeping pb ( can’t sleep ) what to give

A

Zolpidem or benzodiazepines

25
Q

Old ptn with Parkinsonism and visual hallucinations , diagnosis

A

Lewy bodies dementia

26
Q

Ptn with HTN has progressive loss of memory and impaired cognitive function, MRI shows hyperintense lesion what’s the diagnosis

A

Vascular dementia

27
Q

Ptn lost sensation on the medial side of the leg but motor function remains intact, which nerve is injured?

A

Saphenous

28
Q

Sharp , shooting pain in the neck radiating to shoulder and jaw, what’s the diagnosis

A

Cervical disc prolapse

29
Q

Ptn had thenar muscle atrophy with intact sensation, what nerve is injured

A

Median nerve

30
Q

Ptn with multiple sclerosis develops diplopia, what to give in acute exacerbation

A

IV steroids

31
Q

Ptn with band like headache with throbbing pain behind the eyes with history of school stress, what type of headache?

A

Tension headache

32
Q

Old ptn has pain in her legs especially when going down the stairs, but she can go up the stairs while bending her back. Diagnosis

A

Lumbar stenosis

33
Q

Ptn with MS is complaining of loss of vision and worsening of lower limb weakness, MRI shows enlargement in the sclerotic area, she’s now in active phase, what to give her

A

IV corticosteroids

34
Q

Ptn presented with bilateral ptosis , lower and upper limb weakness, Simpson test was positive, and after doing edrophonium test there was rapid improvement, treatment

A

Pyridostigmine

35
Q

Ptn with meningitis her CasC shows gram negative bacilli, what prophylactic treatment you should give to her contacts?

A

Rifampicin

36
Q

What’s the cause of Mg

A

Autoantibodies against acetylcholine receptors

37
Q

Site of Parkinson’s disease

A

Substentia negra

38
Q

Limited adduction of eye with ptosis, which nerve is injured

A

3rd nerve palsy

39
Q

Ptn complaining of headache with red eye and increased lacrimation, prevention

A

Verapamil

40
Q

History of head trauma, came with polyuria, polydepsia, diagnosis

A

Central Diabetes insipidus