Epidemiology
Pathophysiology
Signs and Symptoms
Diagnosis
Treatment
100

Inherited autosomal dominant disease

What is Huntington's Disease?

100

Rapid-onset confusion that is commonly seen in the elderly in times of acute illness. 

What is delirium? 

100

Unilateral facial drooping with inability to wrinkle the forehead. 

What is Bell's Palsy?

100

Lumbar puncture results show elevated protein and low glucose. 

What is bacterial meningitis?

100

Do NOT give NSAIDS during first 24 hours. 

What is concussion? 
200

Type of seizure most common in children. 

What is an absence seizure?

200

Results from the chronic blocking of dopamine receptors and associated upregulation. 

What is tardive dyskinesia? 

200

Presents with unilateral autonomic symptoms (lacrimation, rhinorrhea, etc.)

What are cluster headaches?

200

Is best confirmed with a spinal MRI. 

What is a spinal epidural abcess?

200

What is the treatment for Cauda Equina Syndrome? 

What is emmergent surgical decompression?

300

Most common in obese women of childbearing age. 

What is Pseudotumor cerebri?

300

Commonly caused by ovarian teratomas. 

What is NMDA-receptor encephalitis?

300

Executive functioning impairment that progresses in a stepwise fashion. 

What is vascular dementia? 

300

Patient shows visuospatial deficits on MOCA and no atrophy on imaging. 

What is Lewey-Body dementia?

300

For what disease would you administer thiamine before giving glucose? 

What is Wernicke's Encephalopathy?

400

A rare side effect of radiation that occurs years after treatment.

What is SMART syndrome. 

400

Tumor involving cranial nerve VIII.

What is a vestibular schwannoma?

400

Presents with sinusitis, fever, and neuro deficits. 

What is subdural empyema?

400

MRI show multiple finger-like lesion pattern. 

What is Multiple Sclerosis? 

400

Which drugs are appropriate for the treatment of generalized seizures during pregnancy?

What are lemotrigine and levetiracetam?
500

The most common cause of fatal encephalitis. 

What is HSV?

500

Caused by cortical depression. 

What is migraine?

500

What are the classic clinical signs of Wilson's disease?

What are wing-beating tremor and Kayser-Fleischer ring? 
500

Testing would involve a ferritin level to check for the possible cause of this. 

What is restless leg syndrome?

500

Treatments for TIA with afib vs. without afib. 

What are DOAC + statin vs. aspirin +statin?