WBC>50/mm3, often greatly increased Protein 100-250mg% Glucose 20-50mg%, usually lower than half of blood glucose level Pressure increased A. Bacterial infection B. Viral, fungal, spirochetal infection C. Tuberculous infection
A. Bacterial infection (p.14)
WBC 10-100/mm3 Protein 50-200mg% Glucose normal or slightly reduced Pressure normal or slightly increased A. Bacterial infection B. Viral, fungal, spirochetal infection C. Tuberculous infection
B. Viral, fungal, spirochetal infection (p.14)
WBC >25/mm3 Protein 100-1000mg% Glucose <50, often markedly reduced A. Bacterial infection B. Viral, fungal, spirochetal infection C. Tuberculous infection
C. Tuberculous infection (p.14)
Normal CSF pressure in children: A. 30-60 mmH2O B. 40-80 mmH2O C. 60-100 mmH2O D. 100-180 mmH2O
A. 30-60 mmH2O (p.15)
Which of the following does NOT impart discoloration to CSF? A. Bilirubin B. Elevated CSF protein C. Hypercarotenemia D. Hemoglobinemia E. Myoglobin
E. Myoglobin (p.16)
Where can you get a CSF protein value of 45 mg/dL and be normal?* A. Lateral ventricles B. Aqueduct of sylvius C. 4th Ventricle D. Lumbar arachnoid space
D. Lumbar arachnoid space (p.16)
How much lower is the lumbar CSF protein concentration in children compared to adults? A. <10 mg/dL B. <20 mg/dL C. <30 mg/dL D. <40 mg/dL
B. <20 mg/dL (p.16)
The major immunoglobulin in normal CSF is: A. IgA B. IgM C. IgG D. IgE
C. IgG (p.17)
Which of the following statements is TRUE about bacterial meningitis?*
A. CSF LDH isoenzymes 4 & 5 are increased and are derived from granulocyte activity
B. CSF LDH isoenzymes 1 & 2 are increased
C. CSF LDH isoenzymes 4 & 5 are increased and are derived from bacterial activity
A. CSF LDH isoenzymes 4 & 5 are increased and are derived from granulocyte activity (p.19)
At what age does the alpha rhythm appear in EEG? A. 5 years B. 6 years C. 7 years D. 8 years
B. 6 years (p. 31)