_____ disease often presents with neuropsychiatric manifestations, due to copper deposition and resultant cystic degeneration in the putamen and other adjacent structures
#2
_____ movements include Ocular flutter, Ocular bobbing, Opsoclonus and Superior oblique myokymia
#3
The tremor associated with Wilson's disease is called a _____ tremor in which the arms beat in a wide violent arc
#4
What is the most common neurological manifestation of Wilson's disease?_____
#5
_____ tremors are tremors which disappear on movement and are due to involvement of the substantia nigra and red nucleus
#6
Neuropsychiatric symptoms (cognitive decline, restlessness, agitation, visual hallucinations) along with weight gain despite of loss of appetite points to the diagnosis of _____
#7
Optic nerve glioma (15–40%), a pilocytic astrocytoma, is commonly seen in _____
Hint: inherited condition
#8
_____ nerve marked as "D" is involved in Frey's syndrome
#9
What disease is associated with this spinal cord lesion?
_____
#10
What disease is associated with this spinal cord lesion?
_____
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Movement Disorders Flashcard Deck - 10 Cards
Flashcard 1: _____ disease often presents with neuropsychiatric manifestations, due to copper deposition and resultant cystic degeneration in the putamen and other adjacent structures
Answer: Wilson
Flashcard 2: _____ movements include Ocular flutter, Ocular bobbing, Opsoclonus and Superior oblique myokymia
Answer: Nystagmoid
Flashcard 3: The tremor associated with Wilson's disease is called a _____ tremor in which the arms beat in a wide violent arc
Answer: wing beating
Flashcard 4: What is the most common neurological manifestation of Wilson's disease?_____
Answer: Dystonic form
Flashcard 5: _____ tremors are tremors which disappear on movement and are due to involvement of the substantia nigra and red nucleus
Answer: Resting
Flashcard 6: Neuropsychiatric symptoms (cognitive decline, restlessness, agitation, visual hallucinations) along with weight gain despite of loss of appetite points to the diagnosis of _____
Answer: hashimoto's encephalopathy
Flashcard 7: Optic nerve glioma (15–40%), a pilocytic astrocytoma, is commonly seen in _____
Answer: neurofibromatosis type 1
Flashcard 8: _____ nerve marked as "D" is involved in Frey's syndrome
Answer: Auriculotemporal
Flashcard 9: What disease is associated with this spinal cord lesion?
_____
