Statistics for Neuro - Neurodegenerative Disease

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  • The average score is 5 of 14

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PathophysiologyCondition% Correct
amyloid deposition (senile plaques) in brain and neurofibrillary tangles (tau proteins); cerebral cortex atrophy on CTAlzheimer's
75%
localized brain degeneration of frontotemporal lobes, positive pick bodiesFrontotemporal dementia (Pick's disease)
75%
idiopathic dopamine depletion leading to failure to inhibit acetylcholine in the basal ganglia; cytoplasmia inclusions (lewy bodies) and loss of pigment cells in substantia nigraParkinson's
75%
necrosis of upper and lower motor neurons causing progressive motor degenerationALS
50%
autonomic dominant Cr 4 mutation that causes cerebral, putamen and caudate nucleus atrophy (and decreased glucose metabolism in those areas)Huntington's
50%
diffuse deposition of lewy bodies (abnormal neuronal protein deposits) within brainΩLewy body dementia
50%
autoimmune inflammatory demyelinating disease of CNS associated w/ axon degeneration of white matter in brain, optice nerve and spinal cord; white matter plaques (hyperdensities) on MRI w/ gadolinium, inc IgG (oligoclonal bands) in CSFMultiple Sclerosis
50%
cerebral inclusion (negri) bodies causing encephalitisRabies
25%
chronic ischemia and multiple infarcts (ex. lacunar infarct) caused by hypertensionVascular dementia
25%
unilateral CN 7 (facial nerve) palsy associated w/ HSV reactivation due to inflammation or compression, LMN lesionBell's palsy
0%
brain injury during perinatal or prenatal periodCerebral palsy
0%
acquired inflammatory demyelinating polyradiculopathy of peripheral nerve; inc incidence w/ campylobacter jejuni or other antecedent respiratory/GI infections; immune mediated demyelination and axonal degeneration slowing nerve impulses;Guillain Barre
0%
autoimmune peripheral nerve disorder associated w/ HLA-DR3; inefficient skeletal muscle neuromuscular transmission due to autoimmune ab against ach (nicotinic) postsynaptic receptor at neuromuscular junction leading to dec ach receptors; + Ach receptor ab, + MuSK (muscle specific tyrosine kinase) abMyasthenia gravis
0%
multiple nodular or ring-enhancing lesions associated w/ vasogenic edemaToxoplasmosis
0%

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