Neurology — Flashcards

Opthalmoplegic migraine means headache associated with _____ palsy.

Which form of trigeminal autonomic cephalalgia is triggered by touch?_____

What is the EEG finding seen in juvenile myoclonic epilepsy?_____

Which form of trigeminal autonomic cephalalgia lasts for 2-30 mins?_____

In INO, nystagmus will be seen in the _____ side eye as the lesion

Causes of bilateral Horner's syndrome include cervical spine injuries and autonomic _____ neuropathy.

The predominant clinical features of MSA-C are due to _____ dysfunction

Neuropsychiatric symptoms (cognitive decline, restlessness, agitation, visual hallucinations) along with weight gain despite of loss of appetite points to the diagnosis of _____

Episodic transient obscuration of vision on exertion and on exposure to heat, which recovers on resting or moving away from the heat in an isolated optic neuritis patient is called _____ phenomenon.

In a typical brain abscess patient, the glucose in the CSF will be _____