Week 9 Flashcards

(39 cards)

1
Q

Peripheral vestibular disorders are found where?

A

In the ear

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2
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Central vestibular disorders are found where?

A

In the brain

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3
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Rotational vertigo is found where?

A

SCC or central projection

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4
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Sensational vertigo of body tilt is found where?

A

Otolith system

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5
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An acute unilateral vestibular lesion affects what 2 things?

A

labyrinthe or vestibular nerve

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6
Q

What 2 types of nystagmus can an acute unilteral vestibular lesion cause?

A

Spontaneous or Head-shaking nystagmus

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7
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The head impulse test, test what?

A

Rotational VOR

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8
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The head heave test, test what?

A

Translational VOR

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9
Q

Static imbalances checks for what?

A

Gaze stability

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10
Q

How do we truly test static imbalance?

A

Remove fixation by using frenzel goggles or high plus lenses

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11
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Dynaimic imbalance checks for nystagmus by doing what test?

A

Doll’s eye testing

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12
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Positionally induced imbalance checks for nystagmus using what diagnositic maneuver?

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When the patient is in the Dix-Hallpike Maneuver w/ head turned to 45 degrees to right or left

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13
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What’s the most common cause of dizziness (positionally induced imbalance)?

A

BBPV = Benign Paroxysmal Positional Vertigo

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14
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What is the treatment for positionally induced imbalance?

A

Epley Maneuver

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15
Q

What 3 other things can induce nystagmus?

A
  1. Sound
  2. Hyperventilation
  3. Valsalva
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16
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To do horizontal caloric testing, the patient is in supine position with head elevated ___ degrees?

17
Q

Warm water in caloric test causes what? In what direction

A

Causes exicitation

- fast pace is same direction as warm water was put in ear

18
Q

Cold water in caloric test cases what? What direction?

A

Causes inhibition

- fast pace is opposite direction as cold water was put in ear (COWS)

19
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To do vertical caloric testing, the patient is in supine position with head elevated ___ degrees?

20
Q

What issue is secondary to VOR?

21
Q

Alcohol gaze nystagmus (AGN) is due to what?

A

unequal alcohol concentration between the blood and endolymph

22
Q

Wallenberg’s syndrome is found due to a lesion or low brainstem stroke where?

23
Q

A lesion in what part of the cerebellum can affect the medulla?

A

Vertebrobasilar circulation

24
Q

In a skew deviation, they hyper eye will be extorted or intorted?

25
Explain arnold chiari malformation.
Herniation of brainstem in foramen magnum
26
What does arnold chiari cause?
Oscillopsia, dizziness, neck pain, headache
27
What 2 findings can be found in ACM?
1. Huge esotropia | 2. Ataxia
28
What 2 eye movements are spared in lesions of abducen's nucleus?
Vertical and vergence eye movements
29
The midbrain houses functions for what 3 things?
1. Vertical Gaze 2. Pupils 3. Lids
30
What is the key structure affected in DMS?
Posterior commissure
31
What is the key finding for progressive supranuclear palsy?
Loss of convergence
32
ALS affects what?
eye movements
33
Thalamic heme causes what?
downward gaze palsy with ET
34
Parkinson's causes what?
1. Hypometric saccades 2. CI 3. Lid lag
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Huntington's Disease causes what?
Slow Saccades
36
Hemispheric Stroke causes what?
Slow saccade and pursuit
37
Parietal lobe lesion causes what?
loss of attention to target
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Frontal lobe lesion causes what?
impaired motor planning
39
Ocular motor apraxia causes what?
Loss of initiation control