Neurology — Flashcards

TIAs typically resolve completely within _____

Hint: time

What is the most accurate investigation for brain abscess? _____

Essential tremors are typically _____ tremors

Hint: resting/action

Anxiety & excitement _____ essential tremors

Hint: exacerbates/relieves

HSV-1 is associated with _____ & frontal lobe encephalitis

Surgical management of brain abscess Mainstay = _____ Larger, multiloculated, or recurrent = craniotomy

How is essential tremor diagnosed? _____

Strokes involving the _____ may cause contralateral sensory abnormalities because it supplies the thalamus

Hint: artery

_____ is a chronic neurological disorder characterised by a bilateral action tremor, most commonly in the hands & forearms, without other neurological deficits

Viral encephalitis in neonates is more commonly caused by _____