medicine CNS and PNS Disorders Flashcards

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Lesion with cranial nerve deficits

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Brainstem

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Lesion with contralateral corticospinal type of CNS disorder?

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Cerebral cortex

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Lesion with acoustic neuroma

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Brainstem

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Lesion affecting both sides and causing paraplegia and quadriplegia

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Spinal cord

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Lesion with bradykinesia, rigidity, tremor of parkinsonism

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Basal ganglia (subcortical gray matter)

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Lesion with nystagmus, dysdiadokinesia, dysmetria

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Cerebellum

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PNS lesion of polio

Causes segmental or focal weakness or atrophy with fasciculations

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Anterior horn cell

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Lesion of hernia of cervical and lumbar disc

root-innervated pattern of weakness or atrophy with fasciculations

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Spinal roots and nerves

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Weakness and atrophy with peripheral nerve distribution

With fasciculations

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Mononeuropathy

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Lesion of diabetes and alcoholism

Weakness and atrophy: Distal

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Polyneuropathy

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Weakness: proximal

Rare/No fasciculations

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Muscle dystrophy

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Lesion of myasthenia gravis

Fatigability not weakness

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Neuromuscular junction

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