Neuro Flashcards

(40 cards)

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Reflexes?

A
Biceps C5
Brachioradialis C6 
Triceps C7
Knee L4
Ankle S1
Blink V/VII
Gag IX/X
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Which neurons modulate reflexes from above?

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Ipsilateral neurones descending in corticospinal tract from motor cortex

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What is the name for conduction where electrons move causing adjacent depolarisation along axon

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Electrotonic

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4
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what clinical use is atropine

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Pupil dilation for eye exam

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Stigmines MOA / use?

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Reversible AchE inhibitors

MG, glaucoma

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Sarin/organophosphates MOA?

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Irreversible AchE inhibs

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Enteric NS plexi names / locations?

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MyenteRIC = AuerbACHs -> musc externa for peristalsis

Submucosal = Meissner’s –> ion and water movement

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Neurapraxia PP / cause?

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Neurapraxia

Temporary myelin sheath damage without wallerian degeneration

Caused by stretch

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Axonotmesis PP / cause?

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Axonotmesis

Axon and myelin damaged but not the sheath so its still intact. Wallerian degen distal to blow.

Caused by crush / extreme stretch

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Neurotmesis

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Axon, myelin and nerve sheath damaged

Whole nerve severed / avulsed

E.g. laceration

Full recov not possible

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Chance of repeat dislocation in

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80%

Often requires bankart repair

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What is bankart?

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Stripping of ant labrum / capsule from neck of scapula

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13
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What is hill sachs?

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Posterolateral humerus bony defect

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What is important to check in peripheral nerve injury?

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Peripheral pulses / perfusion

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15
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Winged scapula?

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Serratus anterior (LT nerve) problem

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16
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Flex arm at elbow causing bunching?

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Biceps problem

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17
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What movement is particularly affected in frozen shouldeR?

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Adhesive capsulitis

External rotation

18
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How to test for impingement?

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Empty beer can test

19
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External rotation versus resistance tests

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Teres minor / infraspinatus

20
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Internal rotation versus resistance tests

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Subscapularis

21
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Positive scarf test suggests

22
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Hawkins-kennedy test

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What is impingement syndrome>?

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Impingment of tendoms of rotator cuff in subacromion space

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Symptoms / signs of adhesive capsulitis of shoulder?

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Constant pain, worse and night / cold wather; severe causing sleep depriation

Severe decrease in ROM

External roation severely inhibited

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PP of AC of shoulder?
Decreased synovial fluid -> inflammation -> adhesions -> capsular thickening
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Where does PNS start?
Pial membrane of spinal cord
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Hypersensitivity to touch?
Allodynia
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Chronic demyelinating polyneuropathy likely PP?
Inflam
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Chronic axonal polyneuropathy likely PP?
Toxins e.g. DM, ETOH
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Acute polyneuritis likely PP?
Vasculitis
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Chronic polyneuritis likely PP?
Genetic
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Carpal tunnel motor weakness?
Thumb abduction
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UNP motor weakness?
Finger abduction
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Clinical ix sign for GBP?
Increased protein absent other changes in CSF
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What is in the anterior grey column of the spinal cord and where is it?
Front part of grey matter of spinal cord contains motor neurons - contains cell bodies of alpha motor neurons
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What is primary veruss secondary demyelination
Primary = myelin first then axon later if at all Secondary = axon first followed by myelin
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Wallerian degen PP / cause?
Usually crush / trauma Distal dying followed by possible regrowth
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Dying back neuropathy PP / cause?
Toxic or metabolic
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What is it caused when there is pathology of the nerve root?
Radiculopathy
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What % of gait is stance?
60