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bell’s palsy (does/does not) spare the forehead? does not
57%
most common artery involved in ischemic stroke MCA
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autoimmune destruction of what antibody is the cause of myasthenia gravis acetylcholine
29%
neurodegenerative disease caused by increased CAG trinucleotide repeats huntingtons
29%
hypertension in ischemic stroke should only be treated if BP > 220/110
14%
MCC dementia alzheimers
14%
guillain barre causes this form of paralysis ascending
14%
first line for status epilepticus ativan
14%
low glucose, high protein, and neutrophil predominance on CSF analysis indicates bacterial meningitis
14%
triad of HTN, bradycardia and respiratory irregularities is also known as cushing reflex
14%
biconvex hyperdensity not crossing suture lines is a CT finding seen in epidural hematoma
14%
first line for absense seizures ethosuxamide, valproate
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[condition] is characterized by descending paralysis and absent deep tendon reflexes guillain barre
14%
direction of nystagmus seen in BPPV horizontal
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urinary incontinence, ataxia and dementia are characteristic features of normal pressure hydrocephalus
14%
Degeneration of the basal ganglia in the substantia nigra leading to dopamine and arch depletion is characteristic of parkinsons
14%
first line for tonic clonic seizures phenytoin, phenobarbital, carbamazepine, levecitiracem
14%
first line for essential tremor propranolol
14%
first line for migraine prophylaxis propranolol, topiramate
14%
disease characterized by accumulation of negri bodies within brain tissue rabies
14%
following dix hallpike maneuver, a pt with BPPV will exhibit this kind of nystagmus rotary
14%
first line for focal seizures valproate, phenytoin, phenobarbital, lamotrigine
14%
first line prophylaxis for cluster headaches verapamil
14%
what degree of midline shift is an indication for surgical evacuation of subdural hematoma ≥ 5mm
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bell’s palsy is associated w/ loss of taste and hyperacusis due to involvement of this cranial nerve 7th
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type of seizure characterized by brief 3hz spike and wave pattern on EEG absence
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this disorder is characterized by progressive unilateral sensorineural hearing loss, disequilibrium, and facial numbness secondary to compression of the vestibulocochlear nerve acoustic neuroma/vestibular schwannoma
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first line prophylaxis for chronic tension headache amitriptyline
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loss of motor function and pain and temperature sensation below the level of the injury with preservation of position and vibratory sensation are all neurological deficits associated with what condition anterior cord syndrome
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pupils that accommodate appropriately but are not reactive to light are also called argyll robertson pupils
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MCC of subarachnoid hemorrhage is rupture of berry aneurysm
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causes of horizontal nystagmus (5) BPPV, meniere's, vestibular neuritis, labyrinthitis, cholesteatoma
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saddle anesthesia is a red flag for cauda equina syndrome
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vertical nystagmus usually indicates ____ causes of vertigo central
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what syndrome presents after hyperextension of the spine, causing decreased strength and sensation that is more pronounced in the upper extremities than the lower extremities? central cord syndrome
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med classes used to treat alzheimers cholinesterase inhibitors, NMDA receptor antagonists
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type of headache characterized by unilateral periorbital pain, conjunctival injection, rhinorrhea, and congestion cluster headache
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type of seizure characterized by focal or lateralized sharp spikes and slow waves on EEG complex partial
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brain bleed associated with a lucid interval epidural hematoma
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fixed, dilated or “blown” pupil may be associated with epidural hematoma
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type of nystagmus associated with menieres disease Horizontal or rotary
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rupture of this artery causes epidural hematoma middle meningeal artery
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causes of pendular nystagmus (2) multiple sclerosis, brainstem stroke
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causes of vertical nystagmus (5) multiple sclerosis, vestibular neuroma, migraine, CVD, tumor
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associated w/ tabes dorsalis and argyll robertson pupils neurosyphillis
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horizontal nystagmus usually indicates ____ causes of vertigo peripheral
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what type of ischemic cerebrovascular incident causes homonymous hemianopia? posterior cerebral stroke
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causes marcus gunn pupil retinal vascular occlusion
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xanthochromia is a red flag for subarachnoid hemorrhage
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rupture of bridging veins associated with blunt trauma is the MCC of subdural hematoma
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concave or crescent shaped hyperdensity crossing the suture lines is a CT finding that indicates subdural hematoma
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this med can be given subcutaneously or intranasally as an alternative to oxygen therapy in patients with cluster headache sumatriptan
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preliminary ECG is required in this class of meds that has negative cardiac side effects including QT prelongation TCA's
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epidural hematoma is MC caused by trauma to this bone temporal
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MCC of syncope vasovagal
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labyrinthitis is characterized by inflammation of this nerve vestibulocochlear
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