Neurology Flashcards

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Q

A 66 year old, left handed, woman presents with ataxia and in-coordination. Where would you suspect
her lesion to be?

Left frontal lobe
Right frontal lobe
Brain stem
Cerebellum

A

Cerebellum

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What are the 5 commonest tumours to spread to brain?

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renal cell carcinoma
lung carcinoma
breast carcinoma
malignant melanoma
GI tract
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Gliomas are derived from?

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Astrocytes

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Most aggressive and malignant Glioblastoma Multiforme?

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Glioblastoma Multiforme

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5
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Mengiomas features (2)

A

Found in Arachnoid

Benign

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Most common type of pituitary tumour?

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Adenoma

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Which nerves have palsies in Raised ICP (2)

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3rd and 6th

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8
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Hydrocephalus produces how much csf per day?

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400-450

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A 44 year old, right handed, woman presents with acalculia, agraphia, finger agnosia and right/left confusion. Where would you suspect
her lesion to be?

Left parietal lobe
Right parietal lobe
Left occipital lobe
Cerebellum

A

Left parietal lobe

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A 30 year old, right handed, man presents with a bi temporal hemianopia. Where would you suspect
his lesion to be?

Right frontal lobe
Pituitary
Left optic nerve
Right occipital lobe

A

Pituitary

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A epileptic fit in someone with a brain tumour indicates the tumour is where?

A

Above the Tentorium

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What medication can be used in Brain Tumours?

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Corticosteroids (Dexamethasone)

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What chemotherapy in Glioblastoma Multiforme?

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Temazolamide

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14
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Can a Glioblastoma multiforme be removed?

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No

Only Biopsy or Debulk

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Low Grade Astrocytomas Life Expectancy?

A

Long

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High Grade/GBM Life Expectancy?

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Average 1 Year Survival

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Menegioma Life Expectancy?

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Commonly cured by surgery

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What test should you not do when signs/symptoms to suggest intracranial mass?

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Lumbar Puncture

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A cerebral abscess is a complication of? (1)

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Acute Sinusitis

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How does a cerebral abscess present? (3)

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Recent Acute Sinusitis
Fever
Tender on Palpation of Maxillary and Frontal Sinuses

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21
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Normal ICP is?

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5-15

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Cerebral Perfusion Pressure is the difference between?

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Mean Arterial Pressure and Intracranial Pressure

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PaC02 has a significant influence on what part of the brain?

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Cerebral Blood Flow

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Brain tissue uses what two substances exclusively for metabolism?

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Glucose and Ketones

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What does GCS measure?
Cerebral Perfusion
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What does looking at a neurosurgical patient's pupils measure?
Cerebral Herniation
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Where is the Pre-Central Gyrus?
Frontal Lobe
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What controls the bladder in the frontal lobe?
Parecentral Lobule
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Name 4 UMN Signs?
``` Weakness Increased Tone Brisk Reflexes Upgoing Plantars Pronator Drift ```
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What does the Stroop Test measure?
Colour
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What does the Dorsolateral Prefrontal Cortex measure?
Order
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Which part of the brain controls language, numeracy and visuospatial coordination?
Parietal Lobe
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Dysgraphesthesia is part of which part of brain?
Parietal Lobe
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Two Point discrimination is part of which part of brain?
Parietal Lobe
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Gerstman Syndrome affects which part of brain?
Parietal Lobe
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Gertsman Syndrome (Parietal Lobe) Features (4)
Dyscalculia Finger Anomia Left/Right DisorientationA graphic
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The Heschl Gyrus is made up of what part of brain?
Temporal Lobe
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What does the Heschl Gyrus control?
Auditory Input
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The Hippocampus is found where?
Temporal Lobe
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Which part of the brain controls encoding declarative long term memory?
Hippocampus in Temporal Lobe
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Where is the Amygdala found?
Temporal Lobe
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Which part of brain controls emotion?
Amygdala in Temporal Lobe
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Meyer's Loop controls?
Visual Fields in Temporal lobe
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Slurred Speech is found where?
Cerebellum
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Nystagmus is found where?
Cerebellum
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Myelopathy Features? (3)
Bilateral Motor and Sensory UMN
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Myelopathy affects the?
Cord
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Radiculopathy affects the?
Nerve Root
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UMN Features (6)
``` Clonus Upgoing Plantars Increased Tone Hoffman Sign Brisk Reflexes Romberg Test ```
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Radiculopathy features? (4)
Unilateral Single Myotome Single Dermatome LMN
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Radiculopathy Presentation? (3)
Pain in Single Dermatome Weakness in Myotome Loss of Reflex
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Peripheral Nerve features? (3)
Unilateral Motor and Sensory lMN Glove and Stocking
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What would be present on the skin in Lyme's Disease?
Erythema Chronica Migrans
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What would be present on the skin in Sarcoidosis?
Erythema Nodosum
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Ramsay Hunt Syndrome is caused by?
Varicella Virus