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8.1 Nervous System (Histology/Injuries/Disorders) Flashcards

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Functional unit of brain

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Neuron

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3 parts of neuron

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Cell body
Dendrites
Axon

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Cell body is aka (2)

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Perikaryon / SOMA

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Wear and tear pigment.

Yellowish granules found in Aging cells

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Lipofuschin / Lipochrome

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What are the clusters of RER that looks granules in light micrscope

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Nissl body

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Receives the information and brings it TOWARDS the cell body

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Dendrites

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Propagates nerve impulses AWAY from the cell body

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Axon

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Joins(lock) axon to cell body

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Axon hillock

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Plasma membrane of axons

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Axolemma

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Outer covering sheath of myelinated axons

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Neurolemma

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Side(lateral) branches of axon

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Axon collaterals

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Benign tumor of Schwann cells (myelin)

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Schwannoma / Neurilemmoma

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Diseases with neurilemmoma, cafe-au-lait, Crowe’s freckles in the axila, Lisch nodules in the iris.

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Neurofibromatosis type I

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Other name for Neurofibromatosis type I

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Von recklinghausen’s disease of the skin

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4 features of Neurofibromatosis type I

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🔹Neurilemmoma
🔹Cafe-au-lait
🔹Crowe’s freckles
🔹Lisch nodules

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What is the point from which nerve impulses arise

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Trigger zone

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What is the site of communication of two neurons or between neurons and effector cells

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Synapse

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What part of the brain can you find the specialized neurons called PURKINJE cells

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Cerebellum

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What part of the brain can you find the specialized neurons called PYRAMIDAL cells

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Cerebrum

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“Afferent” ; towards CNS

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Sensory neurons

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“Efferent” ; Away from CNS to effectors or muscles/glands

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Motor neurons

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“Association” ; connect afferent and efferent neurons

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Interneurons

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23
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Supporting cells of the nervous system

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Neuroglia

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Glial cells are deprived from

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Neural crest cells

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25
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2 cells derived from the neural crest cells

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Glial cells

Melanocytes

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Star shaped CNS neuroglia

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Astrocytes

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Largest and most numerous CNS neuroglia found near blood vessels

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Astrocytes

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CNS neuroglia that forms the BLOOD-BRAIN-BARRIERS

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Astrocytes

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CNS neuroglia that forms the myelin sheath in CNS

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Oligodendrocytes

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30
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Macrophage of the brain

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Microglia

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31
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Cells lining the VENTRICLES of the brain

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Ependymal cells

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CNS neuroglia that produces CSF

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Ependymal cells

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Forms the BLOOD-CSF-BARRIER

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Ependymal cells

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34
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Cells that forms the BLOOD-TESTES-BARRIER

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Sertoli cells

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35
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Group of Ependymal cells are called

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Choroid plexus

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36
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Part of brain which produces CSF are called

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Ventricles

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37
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CSF came from: (3 possible sa BQ)

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Ependymal cells
Choroid plexus
Ventricles

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38
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What structures reabsorbs CSF

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Arachnoid villi

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39
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What is the function of CSF

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Cushion
Shock absorber
Protects brain

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What are the GAPS between myelin sheath

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Nodes of Ranvier

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41
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What type of nerve conduction is seen in MYELINATED axons

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Saltatory conduction (Leaping = faster)

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Type of conduction in UNMYELINATED axons

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Continuous conduction

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43
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Largest ventricle of the brain

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Lateral ventricle

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44
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What Le fort is most common to produce CSF Rhinorrhea

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Le Fort II (sa boards*)

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45
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Forms the myelin sheath in PNS

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Schwann cells

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46
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Participates in AXON REGENERATION

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Schwann cells

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47
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Other names for Le fort I (3)

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✔️Transverse MAXILLARY fracture
✔️Horizontal fracture of Maxilla
✔️Guerin’s fracture

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TRANSVERSE fracture

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Le fort III

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49
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Pyramidal fracture

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Le fort II

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50
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During development of embryo optic placodes that forms the eyes are on the lateral sides: do eyes migrate to the center?

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No, there’s enlargement of forebrain

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51
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Treatment for Skeletal class II patients

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Le fort I

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52
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Treatment for Crouzon’s syndrome or Craniofacial dysostosis 🐸

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Intentional Le fort III

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Frog face 🐸

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Crouzon’s syndrome or Craniofacial dysostosis

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54
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2 presentations of Le fort III

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✔️Racoon eyes / Panda eyes 🐼

✔️Battle’s sign (Mastoid ecchymosis)

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55
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Mastid ecchymosis

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Battle’s sign in Le fort III

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Diff dx of Le fort III fracture; presented with racoon eyes and battle’s sign also

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Basilar fracture

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Fracture of cranial base

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Basilar fracture

58
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CSF pathway

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Lateral ventricle > interventricular foramen > 3rd ventricle > Cerebral Aqueduct of Sylvius > 4th ventricle

4th ventricle > Foramen Magendie (midline) > Subarachnoid space
4th ventricle > Foramen Luschka (L/R) > Subarachnoid space

*mneumonic: “Little Infant Try Crying For Food Sorry”

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Temporary storage site of CSF

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Subarachnoid space

60
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What foramen when 4th ventricle passes the midline

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Foramen of Magendie

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Lateral aperture of 4th ventricle

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Foramen of Luschka

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Least severe nerve injury: damage of MYELIN SHEATH resulting to temporary loss of nerve function but reversible

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Neuropraxia

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Nerve injuries that are capable of regeneration

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🔹Neuropraxia

🔹Axonotmesis

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Nerve injury WITHOUT wallerian degeneration

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Neuropraxia

65
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Nerve injuries WITH wallerian degeneration

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🔹Axonotmesis

🔹Neurotmesis

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Nerve injury NOT CAPABLE of regenerating (rate: nerve grafts can be used)

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Neurotmesis

67
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Damage of AXON and MYELIN SHEATH

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Axonotmesis

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Most severe nerve injury.

Damage of EPI/PERI/ENDONEURIUM

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Neurotmesis

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What part of the nerve is degenerated in axonotmesis

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Distal segment of axon

70
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Outermost layer of axon

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Epineurium

71
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Middle layer of axon

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Perineurium

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Innermost layer of axon

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Endoneurium

73
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Average nerve regeneration

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1.0 - 1.5mm/day

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PNS neuroglia that provides structural support

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Satellite cells

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Largest nerve fiber

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A fibers

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Smallest nerve fiber

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C fibers

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Nerve fiber with FASTEST nerve conduction

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A fibers

78
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Nerve fiber with SLOWEST nerve conduction

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C fibers

79
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Myelinated nerve fibers

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A and B fibers

80
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Unmyelinated nerve fiber

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C fibers

81
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Specific nerve fiber for touch

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A beta fibers

82
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Specific nerve fiber for FAST SHARP PAIN

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“Dolor = Pain”

A-Delta

83
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Nerve fibers for sensations from Visceral organs

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“Visceral = “V” = “B”

B fibers

84
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Nerve fibers for SLOW DULL PAIN

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C fibers

85
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Neurotransmitters that CREATES action potential; allows entry of Ca+ions (Na+)

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Excitatory nt

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Neurotransmitters that PREVENT action potential; allows entry of Anions (Cl-)

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Inhibitory nt

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What type of nt is DOPAMINE (mood)

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Excitatory nt

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What type of nt is Dopamine in motor neurons

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Inhibitory nt

89
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5 examples of EXCITATORY nt

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“GADoNS”

Glutamate
Ach
Dopamine (mood)
Norepinephrine
Serotonin
90
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4 examples of inhibitory nt

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Melatonin
Dopamine (motor)
Glycine
GABA

91
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Most common inhibitory neurotransmitter

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Gamma-amino butyric acid (GABA)

92
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3 ways for REMOVAL or inactivation of Neurotransmitters in the synaptic cleft

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Diffusion
Enzymatic degradation
Reuptake by cells

93
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Breaks down Ach

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Acetylcholinesterase

94
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Breaks down monoamines

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Catecholamine enzymes

95
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Excessive Dopamine and Serotonin

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Schizophrenia

96
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Drug of choice for Schizophrenia

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Antipsychotic drugs

97
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Side effect of antipsychotic drugs

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Tardive dyskinesia

98
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Reduced DOPAMINE

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Parkinson’s disease

99
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4 drugs in tx Parkinson’s

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✔️Levadopa
✔️Stimulants (DoNES)
✔️Anticholinergic
✔️MAO-I

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Abnormal synchronous electrical discharge from neurons; Most common cause is brain damage at birth

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Epilepsy

101
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Abnormal firing of neurons = tremors

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Seizure

102
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Absence seizure (no tremors)

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Petitmal seizure

103
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Drug of choice for epilepsy

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Antiepileptic drugs:
🔹Benzodiazepines - Diazepam (Valium)
🔹Diphenylhydantoin - Phenytoin (Dilantin sodium)

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Side effect of phenytoin or dilantin sodium

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Gingival hyperplasia

105
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Drugs that alters reaction to local irritants like Calculus resulting to GINGIVAL HYPERPLASIA

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✔️Phenytoin/Dilantin sodium
✔️Hormonal pills
✔️Nifedipine (amlodipine:hypertension)
✔️Cyclosporins

106
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Tx for gingival hyperplasia

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Gingivectomy

107
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Malignant tumor of the adrenal glands

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Neuroblastoma

108
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Destruction of myelin sheath in the CNS

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Multiple sclerosis

109
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Destruction of myelin sheath in PNS

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Guillan-Bare syndrome (GBS-PNS)

110
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Degeneration of motor neurons in the brain and spinal cord resulting to muscle weakness and atrophy - Motor neurons: movement = Paralysis

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Amyotrophic lateral sclerosis (ALS)

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Other name of ALS

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Lou Gehrig’s disease

112
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COD of pxs with ALS/Lou Gehrig’s disease

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Respiratory depression - because of degenration of motor neurons in Diaphragm

113
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Loss of hearing due to aging.

“Hearing After 40s”

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Presbycusis

114
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Loss of visual acuity due to aging.

“Vision after 40s”

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Presbyopia

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Reduced salivary production/reduced amylase

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Aptyalia

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Dry mouth

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Xerostomia

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Difficulty in swallowing

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Dysphagia

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Absence of muscle coordination

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Ataxia

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Inability to speak and comprehend words

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Aphasia

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Loss of smell sensations (damage to CN I)

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Anosmia

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Blind (damage to CN II)

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Anopia

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Abnormal fixation of eyes (damage: CN 3/4/6)

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Strabismus

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Pupil inwards

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Esotropia

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Pupil outwards

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Exotropia

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Vision is above the pupil

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Hypertropia

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Vision is below the pupil

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Hypotropia

127
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Double vision (damaged CN IV)

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Diplopia

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Sharp pain (damaged CN V)

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Tic douloureux

129
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Doc for tic douloureux/trigeminal neuralgia

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Carbamazepine (Tegretol)

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Damage to CN VII

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Bell’s palsy

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Wandering eye (damaged: CN 3/4/6/8)

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Nystagmus

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Dizziness; rotating environment (damaged to CN VIII)

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Vertigo

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Ringing of the ear (damaged CN VIII)

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Tinnitus

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Loss of taste sensation (damage to CN 7/9/10)

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Ageusia

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Drooping eyelid

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Ptosis

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Downward and retraction of tongue; may cause airway obstruction

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Glossoptosis

137
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Difficulty in speaking

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Dysarthria

138
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Tachycardia and dysphagia - damage in what CN?

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CN X

139
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Sternocleidomastoid and Trapezius paralysis - damage to what nerve?

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Damage to CN XI

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