1
Q
CIS
A
One set of symptoms and never appears again
2
Q
RRMS
A
Flare up of symptoms and then returns to near baseline - progressively gets worse
3
Q
SPMS
A
Starts with relapses then relapses stop and you get worse
4
Q
PPMS
A
No relapses, just get worse
5
Q
Sx MS
A
- Visual disturbances- optoc neuritis
- Fatigue
- Weakness
- Bladder/bowel problems
- Pain - trigeminal neuralgia
- Memory
- Mood changes
- Spasms
- Tremor
6
Q
AHP role in treating MS
A
Orthoptists, ophthalmologists, PT, OT, physio, GU teams, nurses
7
Q
BICAMS
A
Brief International Cognitive Assessment for MS
8
Q
ITB/IP
A
Intrathecal baclofen administration
9
Q
Why is it beneficial to administer baclofen intrathecally?
A
Will be broken down if taken orally
10
Q
What does baclofen do?
A
GABA receptor agonist
Movement and control
flashcards
Decks in class (20)
# Cards
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Introduction to movement disorders36
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The X chromosome and triple repeat disorders14
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Drugs used in Parkinson's disease19
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Multiple sclerosis overview16
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Basic anatomy of the spine29
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Neurotransmitters in movement disorders13
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Neurotransmitters in the CNS23
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Functional neuroanatomy of movement disorders30
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Drugs and the BBB22
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Epilepsy and management of convulsions37
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MS community support10
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Epidemiology of MS4
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Neuroscience: excitotoxicity and neurotoxicity27
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Genetic principles through neurodegenerative disease18
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CBD for a spine condition7
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The spine and the vertebral column37
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Imaging of the spine9
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The TMJ25
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Genetic risk calculation11
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Eye movements in health and disease34
