NEURO 2 / MSK Flashcards
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descending motor signals, crosses at medulla
corticospinal tract
ascending touch and proprioception, crosses at medulla
dorsal column/medial lemniscus tract
ascending pain and temperature, crosses in spinal cord
anterolateral/spinothalamic tract
Syringomyelia:
deficit?
tx?
- bilateral “cape-like” loss of ALS (pain/temp)
- ipsilateral corticospinal (motor)
syringosubarachnoid shunt
Brown-Sequard syndrome:
typical presentation?
deficit?
stab wound → spinal cord hemisection
- ipsilateral loss of DCML and CS (touch, proprioception, motor)
- contralateral loss of ALS (pain/temp)
Transverse myelitis:
presentation/deficit?
tx?
viral infx causes loss of function of entire spinal cord at a single level → bilateral loss of CS/DCML/ALS below level of lesion + sphincter dysfunction
high dose steroids
Trigeminal neuralgia:
tx?
carbamazepine
Lesion: Wernicke aphasia? Broca aphasia? Conduction aphasia? Global aphasia?
Wernicke aphasia: superior temporal gyrus lesion
Broca aphasia: inferior frontal gyrus lesion
Conduction aphasia: both gyri lesion
Global aphasia: arcuate fasciculus lesion
HLA-B27 =
psoriatic arthritis, ankylosing spondylitis, IBD, Reiter syndrome
HLA-DR2 =
SLE
HLA-DR3 =
SLE, sjogren
HLA-DR4 =
RA, mixed CT disease
C-ANCA =
Wegener
P-ANCA =
Churg-Straiss, microscopic polyangiitis
Anti-CCP =
RA
anti-centromere =
CREST
Anti-desmosome =
pemphigus vulgaris
Anti-dsDNA =
SLE
Anti-endomysial =
celiac sprue
Anti-hemidesmosome =
bullous pemphigoid
Anti-histone
drug-induced lupus
Anti-Jo-1 =
polymyositis, dermatomyositis
Anti-microsomal =
Hashimoto
Anti-mitochondrial =
1’ biliary cirrhosis