Neuro Flashcards

(39 cards)

1
Q

Failure of vertical gaze lesion location?

A

Dorsal midbrain

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2
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Secondary prevention for future strokes?

A

Clopidogrel

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3
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String of pearls/beaded appearance of carotid or renal artery?

A

Fibromuscular dysplasia

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4
Q

Ropinirole class?

A

Dopamine agonist

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5
Q

First line for relapsing remitting MS?

A

B-interferon

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6
Q

AED with no warfarin interaction?

A

Lamotrigine

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7
Q

Most common cancer assoc with LEMS?

A

Small cell lung

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8
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Weakness and dry mouth, absent tendon reflexes?

A

Think LEMS

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9
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Crossed neurological signs - think?

A

Brainstem lesion/involvement

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10
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Classical MRI sig in vCJD?

A

Pulvinar sign of the thalamus

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11
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Lateral medullary syndrome arteries?

A

Vertebral
PICA

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12
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Negative prognostic factors in GBS?

A

Age >40
Rapid onset
Confirmed bacterial illness - especially campylobacter
High GM1
Ventillation

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13
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CCB used in SAH?

A

Nimodipine

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14
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Tinnitus (unilateral), lack of corneal reflex?

A

Vestibular schwannoma

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15
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Combination of 3rd, 4th, 1st and 2nd branches of 5th, and 6th nerve palsy?

A

Cavernous sinus lesion

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16
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Mention of a ‘shawl-like or cape’ distribution?

A

Syringomyelia

17
Q

First line for occular pyridostigmine? Starting dose?

A

Pyridostigmine
30mg QDS

18
Q

Global wasting of the hand muscles? Lesion where?

19
Q

Jerk/oscillating nystagmus lesion location?

20
Q

Meningitis prophylaxsis for contacts?

A

Rifampicin or cipro

21
Q

GN in SLE?

A

Diffuse proliferative

22
Q

First line to prevent angina?

23
Q

First line for migraine (if not super frequent)

A

Paracetamol with metaclopramide

Then naproxen

Then triptan

24
Q

Most common visual field defect in IIH?

A

Enlarged blind spot(s)

25
Cluster headache prevention?
Verapamil
26
Largely the first line AED?
Lamotrigine
27
Good AED in liver impairment?
Topiramate
28
Topiramate SEs?
Renal stones Loss of appetite and weight loss Peripheral paralysis
29
Contralateral weakness, arm/face more than leg and aphasia, might have dyspraxia, homonymous hemianopia?
MCA
30
Contralateral weakness, leg more than arm. Might be confused, mute, apathetic?
ACA
31
Cortical blindness, CN3, memory loss, hemiballismus?
PCA
32
Parkinsonian with pronounced postural instability?
Think PSP
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What is the protein abnormality in AD, PSP and FTD?
Tau
34
What do tau inclusions stain with?
Ubiquitin - TDP43
35
Parkinsonism, automonic, cerebellar, pyrimadial/extrapyramidal features?
MSA?
36
What is the protein in MSA?
Alpha-synuclein
37
Myotonic dystrophy type 1 vs 2?
Type 1 - ptosis, facial weakness/wasting, hand myotonia Type 2 - PROXIMAL MD - primarily proximal lower limb weakness and myotonia
38
Progressive ataxic syndrome with marked dorsal column involvement, pes cavus, cardiomyopathy? How is it inherited?
Friedrich's ataxia AR
39
CADASIL gene?
NOTCH3