Nervous System 4 Flashcards

1
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creutzfeld Jakob disease

A

rare, rapidly progressive neurological disease that causes death 3-12 months

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2
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Lyme disease symptoms

A
tired
lethargy
fatigue
myalgia
arthralgia
headache
fever
chills
target @ site
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3
Q

what causes presbyopia

A

with age lens becomes more elastic - ciliary muscle can’t change its shape as much

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4
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uveitis

A

inflammation of middle layer of the eye

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5
Q

what diffusers wet macular degeneration from dry

A

gradual deterioration of one of the with sudden loss. WHICH ONE???

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6
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UMN lesion symptoms

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increased tone
brisk reflexes
babinskis sign positive

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7
Q

syphilis investigations

A

treponema/ non-treponema specific antibody tests

CSF lymphocytes increased

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8
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esotropia

A

manifest convergent squint

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9
Q

top treatment detached retina

A

pneumatic retinopexy

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10
Q

describe what happens in MS

A

activated T cells cross BBB causing demyelination and acute inflammation of myelin sheath. loss of function

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11
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what kind of hemianopia would a pituitary tumour cause

A

bitemporal hemianopia

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12
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demyelinating myelitis

A

demyelination/ inflammation within spinal cord

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13
Q

cavernous sinus thrombosis treatments

A
  • treat underlying infection (ABs)
  • anticoagulants
  • corticosteroids
  • surgical drainage of infection site
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14
Q

what would you see upon fundoscopy of diabetic retinopathy

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  • retinal haemorrhages
  • micro aneurysms
  • bloody looking
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15
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first line of investigation if thinking damage to cornea

A

slit lamp fluorescence

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16
Q

what is glaucoma

A

condition of the optic nerve in which a loss of retinal fibres leads to a loss of vision

17
Q

uses of slit lamp exam?

A
  • cataracts
  • corneal damage
  • diabetic retinopathy
  • macular degeneration
18
Q

normal IOP

A

12-22mmHg

19
Q

is the ventral ramus anterior or posterior

A

anterior