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Patho Exam 2 #2

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Embryonal aggressive tumor diagnosed early during first 1-2 years of life through to age 5
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Characteristic sign hypothroidism, alteration in connective tissue with water binding proteins---thick mucous membranes/edema around eyes, hands, feet, thick slurred speech, horseness
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Most Common of all CNS tumors 50%
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Abnormal excessive hypersynchronous discharges of CNS neurons (sudden, transiet, alteration in brain function)
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African American, Male, Hispanic, Hypertension, Arteriosclerosis, DM, smoking, and obesity are risk factors for?
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Neurotransmitters involved with decreased levels with depression and increased levels with manic
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Mental illness with thought disorder break from reality and difficult to treat
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Nerve tumor sheath inherited Autosomal Dominant NF1 NF2
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Decreased perfusion and Occlusion
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Degenerative disorder of Basal Ganglia involving dopaminergic nigrostriatal pathway
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Brain tumors for Microglial cells
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Produces PTH---regulates calcium
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Loss of synaptic plasticity and neural transmission. Neural degeneration leads to dementia ----death
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Conserves sodium, increases activity of Na+/K+ pump most potent of mineral corticoids
Secreted with decreased levels of Na+, Increased levels of K+, or decreased renal perfusion
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Increased ICP, Increased Edema leads to decreased blood flow
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Most common cause is Hypertension, ruptured aneurysm, AV malformation, and fistula. Risks hypertension, previous cerebral infarct, CAD, DM
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Test for neural tube defects in fetus
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Clinically VIP disruption of Blood Brain Barrier, increased permeability of capillary endothelium of Brain after vascular injury
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Insufficient ADH---polyuria---polydipsia---nocturia---continued thirst
Neurogenic (closed head trauma)
Nephrogenic- ADH levels are normal but collecting ducts don't respond
Partial or total inability to concentrate urine
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Muscle Fatigue, progressive weakness after exercise, recent history of recurring upper respiratory infections. chronic autoimmune mediated by acetycholine-----antibodies that act on neuromuscular junction
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Microinfarct smaller than 1cm in diameter, fibronoid materials thicken arterial walls associated with smoking, hypertension, DM
Pure motor/sensory deficit
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Anterior Hypothalmic hormones released by anterior pitutary
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VIP substance needed for TSH to work effectively
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Endocrine hormone/ Gland VIP in regulation of calcium
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clonic alternating contraction/relaxation. Tonic Muscle contraction with increased muscle tone associated with loss of consciouness
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Seen most often with non-communicating hydrocephalus movement of CSF from ventricles to ECF Brain Fluid volume is increased around ventricles
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Primary condition that causes seizures, meaning "to be seized by force"
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High levels of ADH without normal cause. Complication of malagnancies, pulmonary disorder, CNS, Surgery, medications, most common cause---tumor secreting ADH
Common after pituitary surgery (storage site for ADH)
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Fragment that break from thrombus found outside the brain or heart
Source of 2nd stroke
Total occlusion or break in fragments ----high risk for A-Fib
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Involuntary movement of face, trunk, extremities, seen in Parkinson's or with 1st/2nd generation antipsychotic drugs effect is too much dopamine
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Rotational acceleration, Diffuse Brain injury "shaking" hugh levels of acceleration / deceleration
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Hormones of Posterior Pitutary
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CNS tumor develop from Astrocytes grow and infiltrate into brain tissues
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Flexion of arms, wrists, fingers with adduction in upper extremities.Extension with internal rotation with plantar flexion bilateral lower extremities
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Glands of hypothalmus
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Increased fluid related to trauma, infection, hemorrhage, tumor, ischemia, infarct, or hypoxia. Distortion of blood vessels with displacement of brain leads to herniation
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Autoimmune Absolute insulin deficiency with destruction of pancreatic beta cells
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Arterial occlusions thrombi formed in arteries----occludes blood supply to brain----arteriosclerosis, increased coagulation, with dehydration, hypotension, prolonged vasoconstriction, malignant hypertension
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Inborn error of metabolism characterized by inability of the body to convert essential amino acid Phenylamnine to tryosine caused by Phenylanine hydroxylase deficiency
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Diagnosis of hydrocephalus in children
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Metabolic edema, toxic factors affect the Brain parenchyma, neural, glial, endothelial cells ----failure of active transport
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Autoimmune overstimulation of thyroid most common in women. Hyperthyroidism, diffuse enlarged goiter, opthalmopathy
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Autoimmune disorder diffusely involving degeneration of CNS myelin/Loss of axons CNS disease of white and gray matter onset 20-40 years of age
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Drug detoxing, metabolic disorder, febrile illness, systemic disease are risk factors for?
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All 4 extremities with rigid extension with hyperpronation of forearms with plantar extension of feet
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Endocrine hormone from one endocrine gland controlling over another endocrine gland. Regulates blood sugar/Chemical levels
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Hippocampal Herniation Lateral mass herniation causing dlated pupil on side of herniation ie: expanding mass
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Autoimmune preceded by bacterial / viral infection. Muscles intervated by damaged PNS----denervation/atrophy
If cell body survives regeneration of PN and recovery of function is possible
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Motor signs indicating loss of cortical inhibitation commonly associated with decrease in consciousness
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Posterior Pituitary hormone controls osmolality regulated by osmoreceptors of hypothalmus. Osmoreceptors control thirst
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