Neurology — Flashcards

Once trigeminal neuralgia symptoms go into remission, it is recommended to _____

_____ syndrome presents with - CN III palsy - Contralateral hemiparesis

Hint: stroke

Strokes involving the _____ cerebral artery may cause contralateral homonymous hemianopia

What is the 1st line pharmacological management of agitation in palliative patients who are not in the terminal phase? _____

An examination should only be performed for pain in palliative patients if appropriate OR there are signs of _____

Extradural haemorrhage often presents with a loss of consciousness followed by a(n) _____ interval for up to 48 hours

Trigeminal neuralgia is commonly triggered by _____ or occurs spontaneously

A 60 year old man complains of extremely severe, sharp, shooting, “like a bolt of lighting”, pain, which lasts about 60 seconds. It is noted that part of his face is unshaven, because he fears to touch that area. What is likely occurring? _____

The _____ supplies the lateral medulla

A(n) _____ haematoma can present with an ipsilateral dilated pupil due to compression of CN III