Neurology Flashcards

(12 cards)

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BPPV – features & dx?

A

Brief, seconds–minutes; Dix–Hallpike positive; Rx = Epley maneuver.

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Meniere’s – features?

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Minutes–hours, tinnitus, hearing loss, aural fullness; Rx = low-salt, thiazide, Serc.

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Vestibular neuritis?

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Post-viral, acute severe vertigo, N/V, imbalance, no hearing loss.

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Labyrinthitis?

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Infection of inner ear → vertigo + hearing loss; Rx = IV antibiotics, ENT drainage.

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Dangerous causes to rule out in syncope?

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Cardiac arrhythmia, aortic stenosis, HOCM, PE, AAA, dissection, SAH, tamponade, GI bleed, CO poisoning.

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Other common causes of syncope?

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Vasovagal, orthostatic, seizure, toxins, hypoglycemia.

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Parkinson’s diagnostic triad?

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Tremor (resting), bradykinesia, rigidity.

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First-line therapy for Parkinson’s?

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Levodopa + Carbidopa.

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Typical symptoms of Multiple Sclerosis?

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Numbness, weakness, optic neuritis, imbalance, bladder dysfunction, fatigue, heat sensitivity.

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Diagnosis of Multiple Sclerosis?

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MRI T2 lesions, CSF oligoclonal bands, evoked potentials.

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Disease-modifying therapy for Multiple Sclerosis?

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Interferon-β.

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Symptom management in Multiple Sclerosis?

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Baclofen (spasticity), SSRIs (depression), Oxybutynin (bladder), Amantadine (fatigue).

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