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Pathophysiology
Type of MS
Common Impairments
Diagnosis
Interventions
100
This structure restricts what can get to the brain
What is the blood brain barrier
100
This type has no functional deficits after 15 years.
What is benign MS
100
Seeing double
What is diplopia
100
This person makes dx of MS
What is a neurologist
100
These types of drugs affect the immune system
What are disease modifying agents
200
This structure insulates nerves
What is myein
200
This type has rapid worsening resulting in functional impairments and mortality.
What is malignant
200
sense of tingling, prickling, numbness
What is parethesia
200
This type of imaging is used for acute lesions
What is a gadolinium based MRI
200
this type of therapy is performed in the water
What is aquatic therapy
300
This cell is responsible for myelin in the CNS
What is oligodendrocyte
300
This type has recovery or partial recovery with no worsening between relapses.
What is relapse remitting
300
difficulty swallowing
What is dysphagia
300
this type of imaging is performed for chronic lesions
What is T2 MRI
300
This intensity of exercise is performed at 60-75% of HR max
What is submaximal exercise
400
This cell is responsible for myelin in the PNS
What is schwan cell
400
This type begins as relapse remitting, but progresses to continuous worsening.
What is secondary progressive MS
400
hypersensitivity to face causing pain
What is trigeminal neuraliga
400
This fluid can be analyzed and if found in the CNS
What is CSF
400
One must be aware of this factor during exercise on a hot sunny day.
What is body temperature
500
This occurs when myelin insulates the nerve, allowing only segments of the nerve to be depolarized.
What is saltatory conduction
500
This type is a continuous worsening from dx with relapses occurring as well.
What is progressive relapsing
500
increased HR, decreased BP, and possible decrease in sweating during exercise
What is cardiovascular dysautonomia
500
A decrease in saltatory conduction is shown as this on a evoked potential test
What is decreased conduction velocity
500
One must give a patient with MS breaks during treatment due to this.
What is fatigue/decreased activity tolerance