1
Q
in uk epidemiology
women to men
A
110 per 100,000
2:1
2
Q
most common where
A
north america and Europe
3
Q
genetic involvement
A
Increased frequency of particular allelles withing the mHC region of chromosome 6
4
Q
peak incidence
A
late 20 to early 30
5
Q
symptoms
A
fatigue, depression , unstable mood
nystagmus , optic neuritis , diplopia , dysarthria
dyspahgia
spasms, ataxia
paraesthesisas
bwoel incotniece, diarrhoea and constipation
ruianry icnotniecn and retention or frequency
6
Q
T11- L2
A
ejaculation functions
Movement and Control
flashcards
Decks in class (18)
# Cards
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CNS Neurotransmitters31
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Basic anatomy of the spine37
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Functional neuroanatomy of movement disorders38
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neurotransmitters in relation to movement disorders16
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Excitotoxcity and neurotoxicity25
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Genetic principles through neurodegenerative disease (dominant inheritance)16
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The temporomandibular joint and neural control of chewing, mastication and swallowing32
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L8 Imagining of the spine25
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Types of strokes8
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Movement disorders - Parkinson's , TICS and chorea , tremor14
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The X Chromosome & triplet repeat disorders18
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Drugs in Parkinson's15
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MS6
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Epilepsy & management of convulsions / anticonvulsants38
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TICS1
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Eye movement in health and disease36
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Genetic risk calculation (X-linked and dominant)10
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pharyngeal arches and grooves and cranial nerves9
