Neurology — Flashcards

Multiple sclerosis may present with _____ due to intranuclear ophthalmoplegia

What is the management of an acute relapse of multiple sclerosis? _____

Which spinal tract is affected first in multiple sclerosis? _____

Hint: Bonus: what modalities does it carry?

Multiple sclerosis patients experiencing fatigue where non-pharmacological management has failed may be prescribed _____

_____ is the most common presentation of multiple sclerosis and is typically UNIlateral

Acute viral illness may trigger _____ in MS patients due to fevers

_____ is a complex, chronic disorder characterised by persistent fatige, post-exertional malaise, unrefreshing sleep, & cognitive issues for > 3 months

_____ multiple sclerosis is characterised by relapsing-remitting patients who have worsened and now have MS symptoms continuously

Long term management of multiple sclerosis is with _____ such as natalizumab, cladribine and ocrelizumab

_____ multiple sclerosis is characterised by continuous progression of symptoms from the onset of the disease