Neurology — Flashcards

Tabes Dorsalis is characterized by loss of _____, with a "high-stepping" gait and foot-slapping

The hallmark of _____ dysfunction is intention tremor without paralysis or paresis

_____ seizures are characterized by 3 Hz spike-and-wave discharges on EEG

The oculocephalic reflex or doll's eye reflex is used to assess the integrity of the cranial nerves III, _____, and VIII.

Strokes involving the middle cerebral artery may cause paralysis and sensory loss of the _____-lateral upper limb and face

Patients with diabetic neuropathy present with a slowly progressive decrease in vibratory sensation, _____, and temperature sensation

The wrist will deviate _____ upon flexion in a proximal ulnar nerve lesion.

_____ tremors are tremors which disappear on movement and are due to involvement of the substantia nigra and red nucleus

_____ is neurocutaneous disorder associated with bilateral acoustic schwannomas (ear findings)

_____ disease often presents with neuropsychiatric manifestations, due to copper deposition and resultant cystic degeneration in the putamen and other adjacent structures