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Neurological Emergencies

Horizontales
________ disease is a brain disorder that leads to shaking, tremors, difficulty with walking, balance, and coordination. Caused by damage to the areas of the brain that produce dopamine.
Another tern for unequal pupils
A type of posturing indicating cerebral damage where the arms flex inward towards the chest.
One of the two main types of stroke, caused by a brain bleed.
A build up of waste products in the blood impairing brain function caused by severe renal failure.
Mnemonic to remember the causes of altered mental status.
Paralysis on one side of the body.
Episode of consecutive seizures without a return to consciousness.
An autoimmune disease in which the body attacks the protective myelin sheath that surrounds neurons.
A condition where there is an excessive amount of CSF around the brain, may be congenital or caused by a blockage or trauma.
Brain _____ is caused by a collection of puss in the brain, with no room for swelling.
______ disease is a progressive organic condition causing neurons in the brain to degenerate causing dementia.
______nerve pathways send sensory information from the periphery to the brain via the spinal cord.
Period after a seizure where the brain is reorganizing activity, causing confusion or lethargy.
Short term, temporary confusion that can be reversed if the underlying cause is addressed.
A degenerative condition affecting the motor neurons that leads to respiratory failure and death.
Another term for fainting spell, or brief loss of consciousness.
Verticales
Numbness and tingling sensation.
A type of posturing indicating brainstem damage where the arms extend and the wrists rotate.
Episode where brain ells temporarily stop working due to lack of oxygen causing stroke like symptoms. Symptoms resolve completely in 24 hours. Could be a precursor to a stroke.
Autoimmune disease in which the bodies produce antibodies against acetylcholine receptors causing muscle weakness.
________ syndrome that begins as a progressive, ascending paralysis caused by a rare overactive immune response to some type of injury, illness, or insult to the body.
An inherited diseases that cause progressive muscular degeneration. In the end stages, ventilator management/ assistance is needed.
_______ nerve pathways send motor signals from the brain to the skeletal muscle via the spinal cord.
One of the two main types of stroke, caused when some type of blockage cuts off blood flow to part of the brain. Could be a thrombus or embolism.
Weakness on one side of the body
A type of seizure activity causing contraction and relaxation of muscles.
______ activity is seizure movement causing the constant contraction of muscle groups.