POM Flashcards

1
Q

Check the neuro exam list for the first POM lecture

A

Also check the summary sheet when it comes out

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2
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Some features of low risk headaches

A

Happens many times before/no neurologic deficits

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3
Q

Some features of dangerous headaches

A

First bad headache/sudden onset/change in neurologic

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4
Q

Examples of chronic episodic 2nd headache

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Chiari headache/sinus headache (look for pus)/cervical headache (usually occur on the same side)

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5
Q

What is the diagnostic criterions for migraine?

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At least 5 attacks/each last from 4-72 hours (untreated duration)/unilateral/aggravated by routine activities

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6
Q

What do you feel during migraine?

A

Nausea

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7
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What is the diagnostic criterions for chronic tension headache?

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At least 10 attacks/last 1-2 hours/bilateral/pressure pain/not aggravated by routine activities

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8
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What is the diagnostic criterions for chronic cluster headache?

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At least 5 attacks/spikes and then go down/really severe headache

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9
Q

Examples of 2nd continuous headache

A

Transformed migraine (NSAID overuse)

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10
Q

What focused neurological exams should you perform for headache that might be caused by brain tumor or hemorrhage?

A

Fundus/visual field/ocular movement/facial strength

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11
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Examples of acute headache?

A

Subarachnoid hemorrhage/meningitis/venus sinus thrombosis/arterial dissection

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12
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What test is done for acute headache?

A

CT and then LP

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13
Q

When inspect joint pain, use LIMDA. What is LIMDA?

A

location/inflammation/monoarticular or not/duration/associated symptoms

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14
Q

For acute inflammatory knee, you do ___ to do synovial fluid analysis to rule out septic arthritis

A

arthrocentesis

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15
Q

___ and ___ viscosity of synovial fluid indicates inflammation?

A

Turbidity and low viscosity

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16
Q

Why is urgent to rule out septic arthritis for knee?

A

Septic arthritis can destroy knees in a few days

17
Q

What is anserine bursitis?

A

Inflammation of anserine bursa below the knee

18
Q

If you see inflammatory polyarticular arthritis, think?

A

RA

19
Q

If you see infected polyarticular arthritis, think?

A

Hep C and B/parvovirus

20
Q

Rheumtoid factors are ___ but not ___?

A

sensitive but not specific

21
Q

Cyclic citrullanated protein anitbody are not ___ but ___?

A

Not sensitive but specific

22
Q

Post infection polyarticular arthritis is?

A

Reactive arthritis

23
Q

You see bone spur in?

A

Osteoarthritis

24
Q

What is the time for acute/subacute/chronic low back pain?

A

less than 6 weeks/6-12 weeks/longer than 12 weeks

25
Q

Dysfunction at cauda equina causes?

A

Bowel and bladder problems

26
Q

Bed rest should not be go over __ days with low back pain?

A

2

27
Q

Seizure is abnormal ___ and ____ discharge of the neuronal network

A

Excessive and synchronous

28
Q

Difference between partial and generalized seizures?

A

Partial—>start from one point/can lead to generalized/generalized—>start from multiple points

29
Q

Difference between simple and complex partial seizures?

A

Simple—>no impair of consciousness/complex—>impair of consciousness

30
Q

What is secondary generalized seizures?

A

Partial seizure that progresses to generalized seizure

31
Q

What is the sub classification of generalized seizures

A

Convulsive and non convulsive

32
Q

What is semiological classification of seizures?

A

Focus on what symptoms you are seeing of the pts in front of you—>sensorial (auras)/dialeptic (impair of consciousness)/motor/autonomic (palpitation or hot flashes)/special (loss of tone)

33
Q

Does generalized seizures have impair of consciousness?

A

Aye

34
Q

What is psychogenic nonepileptic seizures like?

A

back arching/pelvic thrusting/side to side head movement with eyes closed/no or very brief post ictal period

35
Q

Screening programs look better than they really are because?

A

Self selection bias (ppl who get screening program is usually healthier)/lead time bias (ppl who participates screening program survive longer only because their disease was detected earlier)/length time bias (ppl whose disease was detected through the screening program usually has longer DPCP (detectable pre clinical phase) therefore their disease tend to be benign or progress slowly)