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| Which nerve has hip flxn, and antero-medial thigh sensation. |
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| What has knee flxn, with hamstring and sensory of the leg and foot? |
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| What nerve foot dorsiflexes? |
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| Impinged with a fibular head frxr? |
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| What nerve affected by tarsal tunnel syndrome? |
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| Inflammatory polyneuropathy of the PNS link to recent immunizations or after viral illness. |
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| Ascending from the feet with paralysis and sensory symptoms? |
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| Wasting away of the posterior columns with irregular pupils incoordination, reduced balance and slappage wide gait. |
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Only motor.
LMNL in the upper and UMNL in the lower. |
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Loss of pain and temperature (lateral spino-thalamic tract)
over shoulders and back (cape-like)? |
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| Longitudinal cyst of central spinal cord-canal. Fluid-filled; usually C5-6? |
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| Scanning speech, Intention tremors, Nystagmus? (SIN) |
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| Diplopia (not blurred), scotomas, transient blindness, pain, vertigo? |
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| UMNL in legs, causing distal weakness, + L'hermittes? |
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| Early signs: ptosis, dysarthria, fatigue of muscles (especially following exercise)? |
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| Weakness in CN's then proximal myo's affected? |
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| Motor only (corticospinal tract and anterior horn)? |
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| LMNL in arms and UMNL in legs (upper in the lower and lower in the upper)? |
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| Usually: begins in hands and feet and males > 40? |
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| Posteriolateral (cord) Sclerosis (PLS) aka Combined Systems Ds. *degeneration of the spinal cord* |
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| B12 deficiency (via digestive problems) can cause? |
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| Posteriolateral Sclerosis (PLS) aka Combined Systems Ds. |
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| Glove and stocking paresthesia; + Schilling test |
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| Hemisection of the spinal cord (partially severed). |
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| Ipsi: loss of motor and proprioception Contra: loss of Pain and Temp. |
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| In Brown Sequard, there is ipsi' loss of ? and contra' loss of ? |
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| What has Scissor Gait, spastic paralysis, athetoid and choreiform movement? |
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| Boys 3-7; waddling gait, toe walking? |
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| Large increase in CPK (CK-MM); decreased creatinine? |
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| Hereditary; foot drop, high steppage gait, lower leg atrophy? |
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| Neurodegenerative genetic with cognitive decline? |
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What problem involves:
anterior interosseous nerve; Test: Pinch Grip Test (fingers pad to pad = +) |
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| Pain and paresthesia of volar forearm, lateral palm and lateral digits. Pain with pronation, wrist flexion and there is thenar atrophy? |
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Sensory: Femoral nerve
Motor: Genitofemoral nerve |
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| Cremasteric reflex sensory and motor? |
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| Plantar Reflex(L4-S1): what nerve is sensory? / motor? |
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| Umbilicus moves away from the lesion |
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| With the abdominal reflex which way does the umbilicus move with a lesion? |
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| Absent superficial reflexes (the brain stem integrates these) |
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| What is the only thing that UMNL and LMNL's have in common? |
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Pinch the neck while noting dilation of the ipsilateral pupil; sensory from neck; cervical sympathetic's = motor.
absent in Horner's syndrome and lesions involving the cervical sympathetic fibers; enhanced with cluster headache |
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| How does the ciliospinal reflex work? |
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| UMNL or pyramidal tract lesion |
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| What does a positive pathological reflex indicate? |
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| Normal = 5 = complete range of motion against gravity with full resistance. |
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| How would you describe a normal muscle grade? |
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| Good = 4 = complete range of motion against gravity with some resistance |
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| How would you describe a Good muscle grade? |
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| Fair = 3 = complete range of motion against gravity. |
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| How would you describe a fair muscle grade? |
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| Poor = 2 = complete range of motion with gravity eliminated. |
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| How would you describe a poor muscle grade? |
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| Trace = 1 = evidence of contractility with no joint motion. |
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| How would you describe a trace muscle grade? |
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| Zero = 0 = no evidence of contractility. |
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| How would you describe a zero muscle grade? |
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| What nerve abducts the arm, controls the deltoid and teres minor muscle, has lateral arm sensation and is accountable for a glenohumeral dislocation? |
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| What nerve controls the biceps, brachialis and coracobrachialis muscle? |
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| What nerve is involved in the pronator teres syndrome? |
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| What 2 conditions have UMNL in legs, causing distal weakness? |
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