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Neuro-congenital Dis
Neuromuscular Congenital Diseases / Treatment
Question | Answer |
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Cerebral Palsy: Lesion in Motor Cortex | Spacticity with flexor/extensor imbalance |
Cerebral Palsy: Lesion in Basil Ganglia | Fluctuation in muscle tone, dyskinesia (involuntary, non repetitive movement), dystonia, lack of co-contraction with writhing. |
Cerebral Palsy: Lesion in Cerebellum | ataxic movements, less stable - more primitive |
Affected limbs determine classification: | Monoplegic, Hemiplegic, Paraplegic, Quadraplegic, and Diplegic |
Parkinson's Disease | Tremor, rigidity, resistance to prom, akinesia, festinating gate (shuffled) micrographia, and/or face mask (inability to move facial muscles) |
Parkinson's Progression according to Hoehn and Yahr | 1. Unintentional tremor, rigidity, akinesia independent with ADLs. 2. Bilateral tremor, rigidity, akinesia, indpendent with ADLs. 3. Worsening symptoms - beginning of ADL impairment. 4. Mild-Mod A with ADLs - unable to live alone. 5. W/c - max A with ADLs |
Spina Bifida Occulta | external manifestations (patch of hair, open birthmark) |
Spina Bifida Meningocele | protrusion of CSF into sac |
Spina Bifida Myelomeningocele | protrusion of CSF and CORD into sac (sensory and motor deficits) |
Muscular Dystrophies/Atrophies: Duchenne's | Enlargment of calves/forearms (adipose tissue) Gower's sign (hands crawl up thighs to stand)-weakness of proximal joints. |
Muscular Dystrophies/Atrophies: Arthrogryposis multiplex congenita | Loss of anterior horn cells-joint contracture. Position of UE at rest: internal rotation, extension of elbow, and flexion of wrist. |
Muscular Dystrophies/Atrophies: Limb Girdle | proximal muscles of the shoulders and pelvic girdle |
Muscular Dystrophies/Atrophies: Fascioscapulohumeral | Face, Upper arm, and Scapular Involvement |
Muscular Dystrophies/Atrophies: Spinal Muscular Atrophy | Werdnig-Hoffman...life expectancy of 2 years. |
Muscular Dystrophies/Atrophies: Congenital Myasthenia Gravis | disorder of transmission in the neuromuscular junction. |
Progressive Supranuclear Palsy | Loss of voluntary eye movement, bradykinesia, rigidity, pseudobulbar palsy (loss of control of facial muscles), dementia. |