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PNS Disorders Flashcards

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presentation of muscular dystrophy

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proximal muscle weakness

cardiomyopathy

pseudohypertrohpy of calves

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carpal tunnel syndrome presentation

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nocturnal paresthesia in hand, wrist, forearm

shaking of hand

sensory disturbance of digits 1,2,3 and 1/2 of 4

weakness/atrophy of thenar

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name the inflammatory myopathies

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polymyositis - CD8

dermatomyositis - CD4

inclusion boyd myositis - CD8

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familial amyloid neuropathy

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AD inherited neuropathy

transthyretin deposits as amyloid, disturbing sensation

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pathology for polymyositis

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lymphocytic invasion of non-necrotic fibers

chronic inflammation

fiber necrosis

fiber regeneration

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myotonic dystrophy types, mutation, inheritance

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DM1 - 19q CTG repeat w/anticipation

DM2 - 3q CCTG repeat w/out anticipation

muscle wasting

autosomal dominant

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presentation and types of metabolic myopathies

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mitochondrial disease

glycogen storage disease

lipid transport disease

cramping, exercise intolerance

infantile onset(can be severe/fatal)

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inheritance of spinal muscular atrophy

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autosomal recessive

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kennedy disease presentation

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lower motor neuron signs

bulbar muscle signs(swallowing, speech issues)

androgen insensitivity: gynecomastia, impotence, testicular atrophy, infertility

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incluson body myositis presentation

mechanism?

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finger flexion and knee extension weakness

atrophy of forearms

more common in men

inflammatory myopathy

CD8 mediated degenerative myopathy

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10
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nerve pairs in SC?

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8 cervical

12 thoracic

5 lumbar

5 sacral

1 coccygeal

= 31 nerve pairs

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presentation of charcot marie tooth disease

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inverted shampagne leg

atrophy of hand

high foot arch

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dermatomyositis pathology

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perivascular, perimysial inflammation

perifasicular atrophy

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pathology and cause of toxic myopathies

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fiber necrosis WITHOUT inflammation

lipid lowering agents and ethanol are causes

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motor symptoms/signs of neuropathy

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weakness, atrophy, fasciculation, myoclonus, tremor, cramps

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signs of lower motor neuron lesions

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weakness

muscle atrophy

fasciculation

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deficits in temperature and pinprick(pain) stimulation suggest…

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small fiber/lateral spinothalamic tract lesion/deficit

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deficits in light touch, vibration, joint position sense indicate….

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problems with large fiber/dorsal columns

18
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inclusion body myositis pathology

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chronic inflammation

atrophy

rimmed vesicles

accumulation of proteins

19
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presentation of radiculopathy

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radiculopathy = disorder of never ROOT

pain, tingling, numbness, weakness

examination: weakness, atrophy, sensory loss, hypoactive reflexes

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pathology of muscular dystrophy

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endomysial fibrosis!

connective tissue replacement of muscle

20
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polymyositis presentation

mechanism

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inflammatory myopathy

muscle pain, weakness

elevated CPK

mechanism: CD8 Tcell mediated autoimmune myopathy

21
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myasthenia gravis symptoms are exacerbated by….

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increased temperature

infection

menses

emotional stress

23
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guillan barre syndrome presentation

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ascending paralysis

rapid onset

autonomic symptoms

loss of reflexes

24
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what is the mutation in the inherited form of ALS?

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SOD1 gene - CuZn superoxide dismutase

chr 21

2% of all ALS

25
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vasculitic neuropathy

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axonal destruction via lack of nutrition(vasculitis)

distribution of neuropathy is more random than classic stocking/glove

26
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presentation of myasthenia gravis

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proximal weakness, bulbar and ocular weakness, fatigability

gets worse w/repetition

27
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autonomic symptoms/signs of neuropathy

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orthostatic symptoms

GU/GI dysfunciton

tonic pupils

absence of HR variation w/breathing

28
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hereditary neuropathy with liability for pressure palsy

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nerves are more prone to pressure palsys(tingling after pressure on nerve)

sensory neuropathy symptoms

demyelinating, inherited neuropathy

Autosomal dominant mutation in PMP22

29
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signs of upper motor neuron lesions

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weakness

spasticity

increased tendon reflexes

pathological reflexes

29
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mutation in congenital myopathy

unique pathology?

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RYR1 mutation(predisposed to malignant hyperthermia)

nemaline myopathy - rods

31
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muscular dystrophy types and severity

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duchenne - severe

becker - milder

severity is based on dystrophin protein absence; in duchenne, there is complete absence of dystrophin whereas becker retains a little

32
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name the diseases affecting the NMJ

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lambert eaton

myasthenia gravis

botulism

34
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charcot marie tooth disease inheritance/mutation

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type 1a is the most common demyelinating disease

17p11.2 duplication in the PMP22 gene(peripheral myelin protein)

autosomal dominant

35
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pathology of charcot marie tooth disease

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onion bulbs

chronic demyelination

36
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dermatomyositis presentation

mechanism?

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heliotrope rash(blue/purple eyelids)

rash on face(malar), neck, anterior chest, knees, elbows, malleoli

gottron’s sign: raised violaceous rash/papules @ knuckles(MP, PIP, DIP joints)

muscle weakness

elevated CPK

inflammatory myopathy

CD4 mediated autoimmune vasculitis/myopathy

37
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sensory symptoms of a peripheral neuropathy

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numbness

paresthesia - creeping, crawling, prickling, tingling

dysesthesia - burning, shooting pain

allodynia - pain out of proportion

hyperpathia - prolonged painful response to repetetive stimuli

38
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presentation of lambert eaton

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proximal muscle weakness, bulbar and occular weakness, fatigability, reduced tendon reflex, autonomic dysfunciton

transient strength improvement with brief exercise

associated with SSLC

39
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limb-girdle syndrome

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progressive muscle wasting of predominantly hip and shoulder

mutation in proteins on dystrophin axis

40
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presentation of spinal muscular atrophy

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lower motor neuron signs

children

fasiculations in tongue

41
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Name the motor neuron disorders

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ALS

Spinal muscular atrophy

kennedy disease

42
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chronic inflammatory demyelinating polyneuropathy(CIDP)

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essentially the chronic form of guillan barre

chronic demyelination so - onion bulbs on pathology

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