clinical nervous system Flashcards

(30 cards)

1
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name 4 symptoms of frontal lobe lesion

A

motor dysfunction
anosmia
personality change
brocas asphasia

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2
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name 2 symptoms of parietal lobe lesion

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sensory inattention
asterogenesis

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3
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name 3 symptoms of temporal lobe lesion

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memory impairment
auditory agnosia
wenches asphasia

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4
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name the symptom of occipital lobe lesion

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homongynous hemianopia

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5
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name the 6 symptoms of cerebellum lesion

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dysdiadochokinesia
ataxia
nystagmus
intention tremor
scanning dysarthia
positive heel shin test

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6
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what is meningitis

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inflammation of meninges

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7
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name 3 causes of meningitis

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drug use
viral infection
bacterial infection

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8
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name 7 symptoms of meningitis

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fever
stiff neck
photophobia
non blanching rash
headache
nausea and vomitting
confusion

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9
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how is meningitis treated

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antibiotics

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10
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what is hydrocephalus

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block in CSF circulation

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11
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what is communicating hydrocephalus

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block in CSF reabsorption

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12
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what is non communicating hydrocephalus

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block in CSF circulation

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13
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name 4 causes of hydrocephalus

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meningitis
blood clot
brain bleed
brain tumour

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14
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name 5 symptoms of hydrocephalus

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difficulty walking
nausea
incontinence
headache
double vision

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15
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describe a haemarhagic stroke

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bleeding due to weakened blood vessels
blood compresses tissue

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16
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describe an ischaemic stroke

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obstruction of a brain after

17
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describe a transient ischaemic attack

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mini strokes caused by short lived ischaemia, small blood clots

18
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name 5 stroke symptoms

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face drooping
weak arms
speech difficulty
headache
hard to walk

19
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what is an epidural bleed

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bleed of meningeal artery in dura mater

20
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what is the cause of an epidural bleed

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trauma in temple (weak pterion)

21
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what is a subdural bleed

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bleed from venous sinuses in subdural space

22
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what is the symptoms of subdural bleed (2)

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low venous pressure
headache

23
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what is the symptoms of epidural bleed (2)

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high arterial pressure
altered brain function

24
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what is a subarachnoid bleed

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arterial bleed in subarachnoid space

25
what is a common cause of a subarachnoid bleed
cerebral aneurysm rupture
26
what is the symptom of subarachnoid bleed
thunderclap headache
27
what sir an intercerebral bleed
bleed of any artery inside the cortex
28
how does an intercerebral bleed appear on a scan
rounded
29
what is secondary brain injury
ischaemia
30
name 2 ways in which you can prevent secondary brain injury
want to decrease CO2 so blood vessels constrict and ICP is reduced hyperventilate and cool to reduce metabolism