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intracellular cerebral edema caused by
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dec serum Na
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extracellular cerebral edema caused by
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inc vessel perm
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papilledema sign of
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cerebral edema
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pseudotumor cerebri most common in
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young obese women
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path of pseudotumor cerebri
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dec CSF resorption -> HA, blurry vision, diplopia
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subfalcine herniation compresses
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ACA
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uncal herniation compressions
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CN III, PCA, PNS
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duret's hemorrhages
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compression of midbrain with uncal herniation
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CSF produced by
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choroid plexus in ventricles
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CSF reabsorbed by
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arachnoid granulations into dural venous sinus
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CSF enters subarachnoid space by
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exiting 4th vent thru formaina
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communicating hydrocephalus caused by 2
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inc CSF production, scarring
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noncommunicating hydrocephalus caused by
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cerebral adequct stricture, 4th vent tumor, brain base scarring
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enlarged head circumference in NB
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ventricles dilating from hydrocephalus
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normal pressure hydrocephalus triad
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wide-based gait, urinary incontinence, dementia
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normal pressure hydrocephalus patho
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inc subarachnoid space volume stretch fibers of sacral motor & limbic
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marker for NT defects
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inc AFP
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dimple or hair tuft overlying L5-S1
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spina bifida occulta
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cystic mass w/ meninges
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meningocele
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cyst mass w/ meninges and SC
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meningomyelocele
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Arnold-Chiari malformation
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caudal extension of medulla & cerebellar vermis thru foramen magnum
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Dandy-Walker malformation
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absence of cerebellar vermis w/ cystic dilation of 4th vent
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Syringomyelia
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obstruction of 4th vent outflow at birth cause SC degeneration
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cervical cord enlargement w/ fluid-filled cavity
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syringomyelia
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dec pain/temp sensation in hands & loss of intrinsic muscles
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syringomyelia
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NF1 genetics
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AD, incomplete penetrance, chr 17
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NF2 genetics
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AD, incomplete penetrance, chr 22
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NF1-specific findings 4
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optic glioma, iris hamartoma, axillary/inguinal freckling
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NF2-specific findings 3
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b/l acoustic neuroma, juvenile cataracts, meningiomas
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NF1 tumor associations 3
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pheochromocytoma, Wilm's tumor, juvenile CML
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hypopigmented skin lesion in shape of leaf
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Shagreen patch; tuberous sclerosis
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Sturge-Weber vascular malformation assoc w/
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i/l AVM in meninges
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epidural hematoma caused by
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middle meningeal artery tear
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subdural hematoma caused by
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bridging veins tear
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which hematoma assoc w/ lucid interval
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epidural hematoma
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red neurons
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neuronal apoptosis w/ cerebral atrophy
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TIA patho
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microembolization of plaque material
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amaurosis fugax
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temporary loss of vision from emboli at retinal vessel bifurcation
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most common location intracerebral hemorrhage
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basal ganglia
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best test for lacunar infarct
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CT w/o contrast
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most common demyelinating dz
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MS
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b/l internuclear ophthalmoplegia
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MS demyelinating MLF
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alcoholic w/ hyponatremia at risk for
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central pontine myelinolysis
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GSK in alz
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activated by amyloid beta and causes phosphorylation of amyloid beta
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initial GSK activation linked to
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Wnt
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Amyloid beta is metabolic product of
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APP
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degradation of amyloid beta by
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insulin degrading enzyme
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secretases inv in making amyloid beta
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beta & gamma; alpha prevent amyloid beta formation
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activated GSK also causes
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tau-phosphorylation -> neurofibrillary tangles & senile plaques
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DDx Huntington's & Friedrich's ataxia
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no chorea in Friedrich's
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sensory changes in ALS
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NONE
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parkinsonium Sx w/ inc Cu
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Wilson's dz
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urine colorless -> port-wine color
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acute intermittent porphyria
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bellyful scars
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acute intermittent porphyria
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childhood brain tumors
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cystic astrocytoma, medullablastoma
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meningioma histo
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psammoma bodies encompassed by swirling masses of cells
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ependymoma in adult found in
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cauda equina
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ependymoma in child found in
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4th ventricle
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frontal lobe calcifications in adult
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oligodendroglioma
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most common hereditary neuropathy
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Charcot-Marie-Tooth
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inverted bottle appearnce of legs
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peroneal nerve neuropathy; Charcot-Marie-Tooth
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GB assoc w/ which inf 6
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m. pneumoniae, c. jejuni, HIV, EBV, CMV, flu
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glove & stocking paresthesias/anesthesia
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GB
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Agnosia
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inability to recognize
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Acalculia
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inability to calculate
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Alexia
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inability to read
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Agraphia
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inability to write
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Amnesia
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inability to remember
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Anopsia
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inability to see
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Anosognosia
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inability to recognize disease
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Aphasia
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inability to speak
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Aphonia
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inability to produce sounds
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Apraxia
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inability to learn movements (by practice)
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Ataxia
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inability to coordinate muscles
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Atonia
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loss of muscle tone
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Tuberous sclerosis assoc tumors 3
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rhabdomyoma in heart
harmtoms: subependymal astrocytoma, kidney angiomyolipoma |
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Aneurysm of which arteries would compress CN III? 3
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Sup cerebellar, PCA, basilar artery
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