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The brain is a small part of the human body but whose direct and indirect effects on the body are extensive. The same applies when it comes to its study. The Neuro exam below quiz 2 has more.
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Sample QuestionObservinng patient's behavior and activities?
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Sample QuestionA term used to describe a closed head injury in which there is brief disruption in level of conscienceness, amnesia regarding the occurance, and headache.
The human brain comprises of 60% of fat and is one of the fattest organs in the human body weighing 3 pounds. It is responsible for most of our body`s functions. How much do you know about the parts and functions of the...
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Sample QuestionA 68~year-old woman is brought to the emergency department by her godson. He explains that she unexpectedly began to have sudden movements of her left arm. The examination reveals a slender woman with hypertension and periodic, uncontrollable flailing movements of her left upper extremity suggestive of hemiballismus. Assuming this resulted from vascular occlusion, MRI would most likely show an infarction in which of the following structures?
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Sample QuestionA patient with daytime sleepiness is sent to a sleep lab for analysis. Just after midnight, the EEG records K complexes and sleep spindles. What stage of sleep is being recorded?
Stuff from the neuro muscular section. . .
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Sample QuestionThe most common permanent disability in children.
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What are the collection of posterior and anterior roots that occupy the lumbar cistern collectively known as?
Cauda equine-as they descend in the dural sac from their origin from the spinal cord to their exit at their respective intervertebral foramen, the anterior and posterior roots form the caudaequina. The conus medullaris is the most caudal end of the s
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Corticospinal fibers-a medullary lesion that results in weakness of the extremities on one side indicates involvement of the corti-cospinal fibers located in the pyramid on the contralateral side; these fibers largely cross in the pyramidal (motor) d
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1. e4e4 -apo-e is a cholesterol-carrying protein produced in the liver and brain that circulates in the plasma. it binds to beta-amyloid and becomes incorporated inot neuritic plaques. having 2 alleles for e4, and to a lesser degree having one alle
Toxins and drugs covered at SGU neuroscience class, 2nd term.
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Sample QuestionBlack widow poison, promotes massive release & depletion of ACh
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Sample QuestionA 63-year-old man has hearing loss, tinnitus (ringing or buzzing sounds in the ear),vertigo, and unsteady gait; all of these have developed over several years. MRI reveals a large tumor (3 cm in diameter) at the cerebellopontine angle, most likely a vestibular schwannoma (sometimes incorrectly called an acoustic neuroma). What additional deficit could this patient also have?
Comprehensive neurological examination 1. Gary Dubisky, DO
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Sample QuestionSOMEONE WHO CAN'T FLEX THEIR ARM AGAINST GRAVITY WOULD RECEIVE A ____ ON THE STRENGTH SCALE
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Sample QuestionA 20-year-old man is brought to the emergency department from the site of a motorcycle accident. He is unconscious and has a broken femur, humerus, and extensive facial injuries. Axial CT shows a white layer on the lateral aspect of the left hemisphere that is approximately 5 mm thick and extends for12 cm. This observation most likely represents:
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Sample QuestionNancy shows signs of ICP (intracranial pressure). Choose the least significant intervention
Sensory pathways and other things. So fun!
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Sample QuestionWhich pathway carries touch pressure and proprioception from the periphery to the brain?
Apparently I fall asleep if I try to study without doing something interactive like typing. Questions by me. Please let me know if there are any mistakes.
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Sample QuestionSpecialized sensory receptors only respond to one type of stimulus.
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Sample QuestionWhich of the following best describes a neuron at the resting state?
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Sample QuestionA 47-year-old woman presents with signs of increased intracranial pressure (vomiting, headache, lethargy).MRI shows a large tumor invading the head of the caudate nucleus, the rostral portion of the putamen, and involving a fiber bundle located between these two structures. This fiber bundle is most likely the:
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Sample QuestionThe telangiectatic vessels in LHON leak on FFA.
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Sample QuestionAn oscillatory movement around a joint is termed:
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Sample QuestionA 16-year-old boy is brought to the emergency department following a diving accident at a local quarry. The examination reveals a bilateral loss of motor and sensory function in the trunk and lower extremities. At 36 hours after the accident the boy is able to dorsiflex his toes, barely move his right lower extremity at the knee, and is able to perceive pinprick stimulation of the perianal skin (sacral sparing).Which of the following most specifically describes the spinal cord lesion in this patient?
Questions from 7th edition Neuro Atlas with explanation, chapters 1 & 2
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Sample QuestionWhich of the following Brodmann areas represents the primary auditory cortex?
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Sample QuestionEl dolor visceral:
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Sample QuestionCerebral cortex, lamina terminalis, lateral ventricles are a part of:
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Sample QuestionDevelops when the spinous processes do not fuse, but herniation of the spinal cord and meninges does not occur. the defect may not be visable
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Sample QuestionA 73-year aid woman experienced worsening diplopia. MRI examinations showed bilateral roundish parasellar and intracavernous masses, with homogeneous contrast-enhancement. CerebraI angiography revealed bilateral aneurysms of the intracavernous carotid artery. The aneurism was compressing the nerve directly next to the mass. The diplopia was due to progressive bilateral paresis of which muscles?
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Sample QuestionIf a client has one seizure, this means they have a seizure disorder.
Lecture presented by Dr. Dubisky. Includes Cranial nerves & FROM JAE pneumonic
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Sample QuestionObserving a patient's behavior and activities as they enter and leave the office shows that you are accessing this
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Sample QuestionTricyclic antidepressants
