NEUROLOGY MCQ – Exercise 55

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Q 1. organisms involved in antecedent infections in GBS include

campylobacter jejuni

human herpes virus

CMV

all of the above

Q 2. motor predominant neuropathy includes

acute intermittent porphyria

lead neuropathy

diphtheritic neuropathy

all of the above

Q 3. CSF finding in GBS include all except

elevated CSF proteins

CSF proteins elevated by end of first week

no pleocytosis

CSF is normal when symptoms are present for <6 hours

Q 4. which vaccines are implicated in causation of GBS

swine influenza vaccine

influenza vaccine

older type rabies vaccine

all of the above

Q 5. GBS includes all except

acute onset

males and females are at equal risk

autoimmune

polyradiculoneuropathy

Q 6. anti GQ1b antibody syndrome includes

Bickerstaff`s brain stem encephalitis

Miller Fischer syndrome

pharyngeal cervical brachial weakness

all of the above

Q 7. recurrent neuropathy includes

porphyria

refsum`s disease

HNPP

all of the above

Q 8. facial diaparesis is present in

10%

20%

50%

80%

Q 9. in demyelinating GBS basis for flaccid paralysis and sensory disturbance is

conduction block

neurodegeneration

apoptosis

all of the above

Q 10. which gangliosides is strongly expressed in nodes of Ranvier

GM1

GT1a

GQ1b

all of the above

Q 11. In GBS clinical worsening reaches a pleatue in how many weeks of onset

1week

4 weeks

8 weeks

12 weeks

Q 12. which antiganglioside antibody is common in GBS

anti GM1

anti GM2

anti GM3

anti GM4

Q 13. large fiber sensory neuropathy includes all except

fabry`s disease

sjogren`s syndrome

cisplatin neuropathy

pyridoxine toxicity

Q 14. limited or regional GBS include

AMAN

AMSAN

MFS

all of the above

Q 15. which is associated with gangliosides

lectin

heparan

ceramide

mannose

Q 16. GBS occurs more frequently in patients with all except

Hodgkin’s disease

SLE

CML

HIV seropositive individuals

Q 17. critical event in the development of GBS

escape of activated B cells from peyer`s patches into regional lymph nodes

activation of B cells and T cells

B cells recognize glycoconjugates on C.jejuni

all of the above

Q 18. Miller Fischer syndrome includes

anti-GQ1b antibodies are found in >90% patients

IgG titers are highest early in the course

areflexia of limbs without weakness

all of the above

Q 19. demyelinating disorder includes

AMAN

AMSAN

MFS

all of the above

Q 20. acute onset neuropathy includes

porphyria

diphtheria

GBS

all of the above

Q 21. gangliosides include

GM1

GD1a

GT1a

all of the above

Q 22. GQ1b is strongly associated with which cranial nerve

3rd

4th

6th

all of the above

Q 23. IgG autoantibodies to GQ1b cross react with which gangliosides and associated with Miller Fischer syndrome

GM1

GD1a

GT1a

all of the above

Q 24. neuronal neuropathy includes

sjogren`s syndrome

cisplatin toxicity

pyridoxine toxicity

all of the above

Q 25. GBS typical features include all except

fever and constitutional symptoms are absent at onset

lower cranial nerves are frequently involved

DTRs disappear within first few days of onset

bladder dysfunction is a prominent feature

Q 26. axonal neuropathy includes all except

toxic

HIV

CMT2

all of the above

Q 27. demyelinating neuropathy includes all except

GBS

MMN

HIV neuropathy

diphtheria neuropathy

Q 28. most common form of GBS is

Acute inflammatory demyelinating polyradiculoneuropathy

acute axonal motor disorder

acute sensory and motor axonal neuropathy

MFS

Q 29. central nervous system variant of Miller Fischer syndrome includes

anti-Hu associated paraneoplastic encephalitis

Bickerstaff`s brain stem encephalitis

Post infectious brain stem encephalitis

all of the above

Q 30. true regarding GBS

Both cellular and humoral immune mechanisms involved

analogus to experimental allergic neuritis

molecular mimicry mechanism

all of the above

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