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CN I

On, some




Olfactory


Sensory




smell



CN II

Old, Say




Optic


Sensory




vision

CN III

Olympus, Marry




Oculomotor


motor




Most EOMs, pupil reponse

CN IV

Tiny, Money




Trochlear


Motor




move eyes down and in

CN V

Tops, But




Trigeminal


Both




chewing, sensation of face, etc

CN VI

A, My




Abducens


Motor




Lateral eye movement



CN VII

Finn, Brother




Facial


Both




move face, close mouth and eyes


taste

CN VIII

And, Says




Acoustic


Sensory




hearing and equillibrium

CN IX

German, Big




Glossopharyngeal


Both




tongue, swallowing


taste



CN X

Viewed, Bras




Vagus


talking swallowing, general sensation from carotid body



CN XI

Some, Matter




Spinal accessory


Motor




shrug shoulders

CN XII

Hops, Most




Hypoglossal


Motor




moves the tongue

Most common headache

Tension





Tension HA ss

vise like, tight


generalized


back of head


no neuro signs


bilat

Tension HA tx

OTC


rest

Migraine HA cause


dilation and excessive pulsation of branches of external carotid artery

Migraine HA types

Classic - with aura


common - without aura

CN for migraine HA

CN V - trigeminal

Migraine HA symptoms

Unilateral to lateralizing


dull to throbbing


builds gradually


Nausea and vomiting


photophobia


phonophobia




+ neuro signs:





Migraine HA neuro signs

visual:


field defects


luminous visual hallucinations (stars, sparks,


zig-zags)


aphasia


numbness


tingling


clumsiness


weakness

Migraine prophylactic

if more than 2-3 times per month




amitriptyline


divalproex


propranolol


imipramine


clonidine


verapamil


topiramate


gaba


methysergide


magnesium

Migraine management

rest


ASA


Sumitriptan (imitrex)

Cluster HA

middle aged men


very painful


middle of the night


ETOH



Cluster HA ss

severe


unilateral


periorbital pain


ipsilateral nasal congestion


rhinorrhea


eyeredness

Cluster HA tx

imitrex


O2


ergotamine



Sumatriptan for what headaches

Migraine


Cluster

TIA

last less than 24 hours without residual


if last >3 hours, may transition to stroke


1/3 pts with TIA with have stroke in 5 years



TIA cardioembolic causes

a fib


acute MI


endocarditis


valve disease

SS TIA

altered vision (amaurosis fugax)


speech


motor impairment (contralateral)


sensory deficits


Cognitive and behavioral abnormalities


dysphagia


vertigo


nystagmus



Amourosis fugax

ipsilateral monocular blindness




loss of vision of the eye on the side of the stroke



TIA classification: Bertbrobasilar

inadequate blood flow from vertebral arteries




Looks more neuro:




vartigo


ataxia


dizziness


visual field defect


weakness


confusion

TIA classification: Carotid

Due to carotid stenosis




aphasia


dysarthria


altered LOC


weakness


numbness

TIA management:

ASA


Clopridrogel (plavis)


assess for HTN


carotid endarterectomy (decreases risk of stroke in pts with recent TIA)

# 1 cause of heart failure

HTN




leads to TIA

Carotid endarterectomy indications

>70-80% occlusion


symptomatic patients




ipsilateral eye changes


contralateral motor changes

drug class migraine meds

5-HT-1 antagonist




sumatriptan




don't use if cardiovascular disease, uncontrolled, HTN, etc

Stroke risk factors

HTN


A fib


stimulants (cocaine)


aneurysm