Ain't Misbehavin
Name the Foramen
Minutia
This lecture is making me sleepy.
She looks syndromic
100
Fabricating or exaggerating a physical illness for secondary gain as opposed to fabricating an illness in the absence of secondary gain
What is malingering vs factitious
100
Middle meningeal artery
What is foramen spinosum?
100
This disease must be screened for in patients with proximal muscle weakness that improves with exercise.
What is small cell lung cancer? (lambert eaton myasthenia)
100
These neurotransmitters of the lateral hypothalamus has been implicated in the mechanisms of narcolepsy. These neurons project to cholinergic and monoaminergic cell groups involved in regulation of REM sleep.
What is hypocretin/orexin?
100
Seeing non threatening hallucinations with an awareness that they are not real, intact insight, visual impairment
What is Charles Bonnet syndrome
200
Failure to scan and integrate an entire visual scene or picture.
What is simultanagnosia?
200
Internal carotid artery
What is foramen lacerum.
200
The antigen in Lambert Eaton Myasthenia Gravis
What are presynaptic voltage gated calcium channels?
200
Critical test in the evaluation of narcolepsy, onset of sleep occurs very quickly
What is the multiple sleep latency test?
200
Agraphia, acalculia, right/left disorientation, finger agnosia - strongly suggests damage here.
What is Gerstman's syndrome (left parietal lobe)
300
an neuropsych test designed to test executive function and attention based on task shifting with a deck of cards
What is the Wisconsin Card Sort?
300
glossopharyngeal nerve, vagal nerve, spinal accessory nerve
What is jugular foramen?
300
Malignant hyperthermia is an autosomal dominant disorder associated these calcium related receptors in the sarcoplasmic reticulum of the skeletal muscle.
What are ryanodine receptors?
300
Blunted affect, hyperorality, hypersexuality
What is Kluver Bucey Syndrome (bilateral amygdala syndrome)
400
The combination of early visual hallucinations, fluctuating mental status, sensitivity to neuroleptics and lack of response to Levodopa.
What is Lewy body dementia?
400
maxillary nerve
What is foramen rotundum.
400
A lysosomal glycogen storage disease that affects practically all tissues causing hypotonia, failure to thrive, and decreased reflexes during the first few months of life. Cardiomegaly is prominent but the liver is not enlarged. which more commonly present with pulmonary insufficiency.
What is Pompe's disease (acid maltase deficiency)
400
medication used often to treat REM behavioral sleep disorder
What is clonazepam?
400
Encephalopathy, branch retinal artery occlusions and hearing loss
What is Susac syndrome ( micro angiopathy)
500
Sensitive in the early stages of Alzheimer Dementia, this test evaluates visual spatial organization, working memory and planning.
What is the Rey Osterrieth Complex Figure test?
500
mandibular nerve
What is foramen ovale.
500
Cell bodies for neurons that project from the cortex to the thalamus.
What is neocortical layer 6?
500
hypersomnia, hyperphagia and hypersexuality
What is Kleine- Levin syndrome?
500
The syndrome of simultanagnosia, optic ataxia, and ocular apraxia.
What is Balint Syndrome
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