AGNOSIA - ANSWER the inability to recognize familiar objects.
APRAXIA - ANSWER DIFFICULTY WITH MOTOR PLANNING TO PERFORM TASKS OR
MOVEMENTS (YOUR BRAIN KNOWS BUT IT CANT CARRY OUT)
HOW OFTEN DOES OSHA CHECK LEAKAGE OF CURRENT - ANSWER SEMIANNUALLY
WHAT KIND OF SEIZURE BEGINS WITH THE HEAD AND EYES TURNING TO ONE SIDE - AN-
SWER ADVERSIVE SEIZURE
WHAT DYSFUNCTION IS INDICATED BY THE PRESENCE OF UNILATERAL BABINSKI SIGNS - AN-
SWER PYRAMIDAL TRACT DYSFUNCTION
WHAT IS THE UNILATERAL BABINSKI SIGNS - ANSWER WHEN A DOCTOR STROKES THE
FOOT TO SEE THE RETRACTION OF INVOLUNTARY MUSCLES
IF A PATIENT HAS A STROKE INVOLVING BASILAR ARTERY, WHAT CLINICAL SIGNS ARE EX-
PECTED TO BE SEEN - ANSWER DIPLOPIA
WHAT IS DIPLOPIA - ANSWER DOUBLE VISION
BEST DESCRIBES A NON CRITICAL INFECTIOUS INSTRUMENT - ANSWER HAS CONTACT
WITH INTACT SKIN
1
,NEURO CUTANEOUS INVOLVEMENT syndrome - ANSWER STURGE WEBBER SYN-
DROME
WHAT ARE NEURO CUTANEOUS SYNDROMES - ANSWER DISORDERS THAT AFFECT THE
BRAIN, SPINAL CORD, ORGANS, SKIN, AND BONES. THE DISEASES ARE LIFELONG CONDI-
TIONS THAT CAN CAUSE TUMORS TO GROW IN THESE AREAS. THEY CAN ALSO CAUSE OTHER
PROBLEMS SUCH AS HEARING LOSS, SEIZURES, AND DEVELOPMENTAL PROBLEMS.
A LARGE LESION AT THE OPTIC CHIASM CAUSES WHAT - ANSWER COMPLETE VISUAL
LOSS
HOMONYMOUS HEMIANOPSIA - ANSWER LOSS OF THE LEFT OR RIGHT VISUAL FIELD
IN BOTH EYES
USED TO TREAT INFANTILE SPASMS - ANSWER ACTH (ADRENOCORTICOTROPIC HOR-
MONE)
MAY BE INDICATED BY THE PRESENCE OF BLOOD IN THE CEREBROSPINAL FLUID - AN-
SWER SUBARACHNOID HEMORRHAGE
WHICH OF THE FOLLOWING BLOOD VESSELS IS MOST FREQUENTLY INVOLVED IN STROKES -
ANSWER MIDDLE CEREBRAL ARTERY
USED IN TREATMENT OF GTC SEIZURES AND COMMONLY IN ABSENCE EPILEPSY TREATMENT
- ANSWER ETHOSUXIMIDE
WHCIH OF THE FOLLOWING SHOULD BE DOCUMENTED IN THE HISTORY - AN-
SWER PATIENT HAD DIALYSIS THIS MORNING
WHICH KIND OF TUMOR IS LEAST LIKELY TO CAUSE EPILEPTIFORM ACTIVITY IN EEG - AN-
SWER PITUITARY ADENOMA
2
, IN THE EEG LABORATORY THE MAJOR CONCERN FOR TRANSMISSION ON INFECTION IS
THROUGH - ANSWER BLOOD
IN EVALUATING ABNORMAL EEG DISCHARGES IT IS MOST IMPORTANT TO DOCUMENT - AN-
SWER LEVEL OF CONSCIOUSNESS AND MOVEMENTS
PROXIMAL VS DISTAL - ANSWER PROXIMAL IS NEAR TO AND DISTAL IS FAR
CREUTZFELD-JACOB DISEASE EEG PATTERN - ANSWER PERIODIC SHARP WAVES
IMPEDANCE CAN BEST BE DESCRIBED AS - ANSWER RESISTANCE TO ALTERNATING
CURRENT
MOST PROMINENT CLINICAL FEATURE OF DILANTIN TOXICITY - ANSWER ATAXIA
CHANGES IN PERSONALITY IS FROM WHAT LOBE OF THE BRAIN - ANSWER FRONTAL
LOBE
ACTH TREATS WHAT - ANSWER INFANTILE SPASMS
PATIENT WITH RIGHT HEMIPARESIS MOST LIKELY HAS A LESION TO WHAT LOBE - AN-
SWER LEFT FRONTAL LOBE
SCOTOMA IS - ANSWER AREA OF VISION LOSS
USED TO LOCALIZE SITE OF SEIZURE ONSET BY LOOKING FOR AREA OF HYPERFUSION - AN-
SWER ICTAL SPECT
3
APRAXIA - ANSWER DIFFICULTY WITH MOTOR PLANNING TO PERFORM TASKS OR
MOVEMENTS (YOUR BRAIN KNOWS BUT IT CANT CARRY OUT)
HOW OFTEN DOES OSHA CHECK LEAKAGE OF CURRENT - ANSWER SEMIANNUALLY
WHAT KIND OF SEIZURE BEGINS WITH THE HEAD AND EYES TURNING TO ONE SIDE - AN-
SWER ADVERSIVE SEIZURE
WHAT DYSFUNCTION IS INDICATED BY THE PRESENCE OF UNILATERAL BABINSKI SIGNS - AN-
SWER PYRAMIDAL TRACT DYSFUNCTION
WHAT IS THE UNILATERAL BABINSKI SIGNS - ANSWER WHEN A DOCTOR STROKES THE
FOOT TO SEE THE RETRACTION OF INVOLUNTARY MUSCLES
IF A PATIENT HAS A STROKE INVOLVING BASILAR ARTERY, WHAT CLINICAL SIGNS ARE EX-
PECTED TO BE SEEN - ANSWER DIPLOPIA
WHAT IS DIPLOPIA - ANSWER DOUBLE VISION
BEST DESCRIBES A NON CRITICAL INFECTIOUS INSTRUMENT - ANSWER HAS CONTACT
WITH INTACT SKIN
1
,NEURO CUTANEOUS INVOLVEMENT syndrome - ANSWER STURGE WEBBER SYN-
DROME
WHAT ARE NEURO CUTANEOUS SYNDROMES - ANSWER DISORDERS THAT AFFECT THE
BRAIN, SPINAL CORD, ORGANS, SKIN, AND BONES. THE DISEASES ARE LIFELONG CONDI-
TIONS THAT CAN CAUSE TUMORS TO GROW IN THESE AREAS. THEY CAN ALSO CAUSE OTHER
PROBLEMS SUCH AS HEARING LOSS, SEIZURES, AND DEVELOPMENTAL PROBLEMS.
A LARGE LESION AT THE OPTIC CHIASM CAUSES WHAT - ANSWER COMPLETE VISUAL
LOSS
HOMONYMOUS HEMIANOPSIA - ANSWER LOSS OF THE LEFT OR RIGHT VISUAL FIELD
IN BOTH EYES
USED TO TREAT INFANTILE SPASMS - ANSWER ACTH (ADRENOCORTICOTROPIC HOR-
MONE)
MAY BE INDICATED BY THE PRESENCE OF BLOOD IN THE CEREBROSPINAL FLUID - AN-
SWER SUBARACHNOID HEMORRHAGE
WHICH OF THE FOLLOWING BLOOD VESSELS IS MOST FREQUENTLY INVOLVED IN STROKES -
ANSWER MIDDLE CEREBRAL ARTERY
USED IN TREATMENT OF GTC SEIZURES AND COMMONLY IN ABSENCE EPILEPSY TREATMENT
- ANSWER ETHOSUXIMIDE
WHCIH OF THE FOLLOWING SHOULD BE DOCUMENTED IN THE HISTORY - AN-
SWER PATIENT HAD DIALYSIS THIS MORNING
WHICH KIND OF TUMOR IS LEAST LIKELY TO CAUSE EPILEPTIFORM ACTIVITY IN EEG - AN-
SWER PITUITARY ADENOMA
2
, IN THE EEG LABORATORY THE MAJOR CONCERN FOR TRANSMISSION ON INFECTION IS
THROUGH - ANSWER BLOOD
IN EVALUATING ABNORMAL EEG DISCHARGES IT IS MOST IMPORTANT TO DOCUMENT - AN-
SWER LEVEL OF CONSCIOUSNESS AND MOVEMENTS
PROXIMAL VS DISTAL - ANSWER PROXIMAL IS NEAR TO AND DISTAL IS FAR
CREUTZFELD-JACOB DISEASE EEG PATTERN - ANSWER PERIODIC SHARP WAVES
IMPEDANCE CAN BEST BE DESCRIBED AS - ANSWER RESISTANCE TO ALTERNATING
CURRENT
MOST PROMINENT CLINICAL FEATURE OF DILANTIN TOXICITY - ANSWER ATAXIA
CHANGES IN PERSONALITY IS FROM WHAT LOBE OF THE BRAIN - ANSWER FRONTAL
LOBE
ACTH TREATS WHAT - ANSWER INFANTILE SPASMS
PATIENT WITH RIGHT HEMIPARESIS MOST LIKELY HAS A LESION TO WHAT LOBE - AN-
SWER LEFT FRONTAL LOBE
SCOTOMA IS - ANSWER AREA OF VISION LOSS
USED TO LOCALIZE SITE OF SEIZURE ONSET BY LOOKING FOR AREA OF HYPERFUSION - AN-
SWER ICTAL SPECT
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