Neuro Flashcards

To be a super awesome neurologist and be able to neurologize things and such as like and which they are. (42 cards)

1
Q

Which organ does MG affect?

A

the thymus

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2
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Which antibodies are circulating in MG?

A

Anti-Acth antibodies

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3
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Stocking and glove presentation?

A

Polyneuropathy

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4
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degeneration of lateral and dorsal spinal columns =?

A

B12 deficiency

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5
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Spinocerebellar syndrome?

A

Vitamin E deficiency

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6
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Alpha tocopherol

A

Vitamin E

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7
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Vitamin B1

A

Thiamine

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8
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Cobalmin

A

Vitamin B12

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9
Q

Beriberi = ?

A

Thiamine Deficiency

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10
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Disautonia is seen in?

A

GBS

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11
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Risk factors for bells palsy?

A

Pregnancy and DM

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12
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Is MG an issue of decreased circulating Acth or decreased Acth receptors?

A

Decreased receptors

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13
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Dropped head syndrome =?

A

MG, Proximal limb weakness, arms>legs

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14
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Most common type of polyneuropathy patho

A

Axonal injury

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15
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Ipsilateral facial and contralateral limb paralysis = ?

A

posterior stroke

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16
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5 D’s of posterior stroke

A

Dizziness, Dysarthria, Diploplia, Dysphagia, Dystaxia

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17
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Receptive aphasia =

A

Wernike’s aphasia. Posterior stroke. Have trouble understanding language, speak fluent gibberish.

18
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Expressive aphasia =

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Broca’s Aphasia. Anterior stroke. Can understand, but cant talk.

19
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Will SAH cause papilledema?

20
Q

Which brain bleed can present similarly to ischemic stroke?

A

Intracerebral hemorrhage. Usually caused by HTN

21
Q

Left brain

A

Speech and language, analytical

22
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Right brain

A

Art, visual, perception, intuition.

23
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Migraine w/o aura = ?

A

Common migraine

24
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Classic migraine

A

Migraine w/ aura

25
Horner's syndrome
Drooping and constriction caused by cluster HA
26
Cluster HA tx
O2 and Triptan
27
What is used to prevent cluster HA's?
Verapamil (CCB)
28
Pseudomotor Cerebrii = ?
Idiopathic intracranial HTN (IIH). Increased ICP
29
IIH most commonly occurs in?
Obese women
30
IIH is treated with which diuretic?
Acetazolamide
31
Meningitis triad?
High-grade fever, Nuchal rigidity, HA
32
Tx for meningitis
{Cefotaxime (3rd gen cephalosporin) or Cephtriaxone} AND {Vancomycin} AND Dexamethasone
33
Most common bug causing aseptic meningitis?
Enterovirus
34
What is lost in encephalitis?
Cerebral function
35
Which types of bacteria can penetrate the CNS easily?
Rickettsial
36
Brain abscess triad
HA, fever, foconeuro deficit
37
Tension HA prophylaxis
Amitryptaline or Topomax
38
Are migraines uni or bilateral
Usually unilateral
39
First-line for migraines?
Triptans | Propranolol
40
Shaken baby syndrome triad
Subdural hematoma, retinal hemorrhage, cerebral edema
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Which brain cancer is more common in children?
Ependymoma (ventricles)
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Most common primary brain cancer?
Meningioma | More common in women, benign