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Meniere's disease



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auditory nerve damage and ringing tinnitus and vertigo; sensorineural
ears; central hearing loss hearing loss




otosclerosis and hearing loss; ear infection and balance issues;
conductive hearing loss mixed hearing loss


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nerve demyelination is also common in

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trigeminal neuralgia myasthenia gravis




glossopharyngeal neuralgia postherpetic neuralgia


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The primary reason that prolonged seizure activity predisposed to
ischemic brain damage is that



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excessive blood flow can cause the lack of airway maintenance
hemorrhage can lead to hypoxia




electrolyte imbalance can disrupt increased neural activity leads to
brain function exhaustion


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Learning disabilities can coincide with



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muscular dystrophy osteoarthritis




enteropathic arthritis diabetes mellitus


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An early sign of brain injury is _______ which then can turn to a late sign,
which causes ________



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Sluggish pupil dilation
Enhanced pupil dilation pupil
constriction
pupil dilation




Fixed pupil size pupil stabilization

, Rapid pupil constriction pupil
contraction
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Diffuse axonal injury (DAI) results from widespread shearing and
rotational forces that produce damage throughout the brain—to axons
in the cerebral hemispheres, corpus callosum, and brain stem


CTs or MRIs can detect them



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cortical contusion traumatic brain
localized axonal traumatic brain injury
injury




diffuse axonal traumatic brain subdural hematoma traumatic brain
injury injury


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