1
Q
What is MS?
A
MS is an inflammatory and auto immune destruction of the CNS myelin
* Inflammation
* Neurodegeneration
2
Q
Who is most likely to be diagnosed with MS?
A
- Residents above the equator
- Vitamin D def
- 20-50 YO
- Women
- Caucasians with northern ancestry
3
Q
Describe the mechanism of MS?
A
Demyelination: T cells attack the myeline and neuronal transmission is disrupted
Remyelination: mylelin sheath is repaired but thinner and less effective
4
Q
What are the primary sx of MS?
A
Therapeutics III
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Decks in class (40)
# Cards
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SLE - Block 173
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RA - Block 159
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PsA - Block 137
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Gout - Block 129
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Alopecia - Block 130
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Epilepsy - Block 154
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Status Epilepticus - Block 128
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Complications of Antiepileptic Drugs - Block 142
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Parkinson's - Block 143
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MS - Block 14
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Dementia - Block 271
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Pain - Block 283
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Nociceptive Pain - Block 257
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Neuropathic Pain - Block 255
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Headache - Block 268
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Sleep-Wake Disorders - Block 393
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ADHD - Block 353
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Depression - Block 380
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Anxiety - Block 357
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Eating Disorders - Block 346
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Schizophrenia - Block 370
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Bipolar - Block 335
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Drug and Alcohol - Block 368
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MJ and Vaping - Block 343
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Tobacco - Block 347
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Intro to Pediatrics - Block 441
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Pediatric Drug Safety - Block 470
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Pediatric Nutrition and Hydration - Block 442
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Pediatric Diseases - Block 477
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Pediatric Dermatology - Block 498
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Sickle Cell Disease - Block 480
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Intro to Geriatrics - Block 426
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Falls - Block 421
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Geriatric Diseases - Block 452
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Ophthalmic Diseases - Block 482
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Anemia - Block 469
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Intro to Critical Care - Block 436
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ARDs, CNS, Trauma - Block 436
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Pain, Agitation, Delirium - Block 452
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End of Life Care - Block 426
