NEUROLOGY MCQ – Exercise 19

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Q 1. corticobulbar and corticospinal tracts are damaged bilaterally due to occlusion of

vertebral artery

basilar artery

anterior inferior cerebellar artery

superior cerebellar artery

Q 2. occlusion of superior cerebellar artery produces

lateral mid pontine syndrome

medial superior pontine syndrome

lateral superior pontine syndrome

total unilateral medullary syndrome

Q 3. in hypertensive intraparenchymal hemorrhage , if blood dissects into the ventricular space , the morbidity

remains the same

increases

decreases

any of the above

Q 4. drugs useful in lowering blood pressure in intraparenchymal hemorrhage

nicardipine

labetolol

esmolol

all of the above

Q 5. most important cause of intraparenchymal hemorrhage in the young is

hypertension

cerebral amyloid angiopathy

cocaine use

heavy alcohol consumption

Q 6. Horner`s syndrome is due to occlusion of

anterior inferior cerebellar artery

superior cerebellar artery

vertebral artery

all of the above

Q 7. in hypertensive intraparenchymal hemorrhage if there is downward and inward deviation of eyes ,location of hemorrhage is in

putamen

thalamus

pons

cerebellum

Q 8. most hypertensive intraparenchymal hemorrhage develop over what period of time

1 to 10 minutes

10 to 30 minutes

30 to 90 minutes

90 to 180 minutes

Q 9. occlusion of vertebral artery can leads to

medial medullary syndrome

lateral medullary syndrome

total unilateral medullary syndrome

all of the above

Q 10. part of lateral medullary syndrome (Wallenberg`s ) syndrome includes all except

vertigo

numbness of ipsilateral face

numbness of contralateral limbs

contralateral Horner`s syndrome

Q 11. Insular ribbon sign is an earliest indicator of

meningitis

sub arachnoid hemorrhage

cerebral infarction

all of the above

Q 12. lateral pontomedullary syndrome is due to occlusion of

vertebral artery

basilar artery

anterior inferior cerebellar artery

superior cerebellar artery

Q 13. in intraparenchymal hemorrhage , mean arterial blood pressure should be

<160 mmHg

<150 mmHg

<140 mmHg

<130 mmHg

Q 14. common site for hypertensive intraparenchymal hemorrhage includes all except

basal ganglia

cerebellum

pons

medulla oblongata

Q 15. true statement regarding thalamic hemorrhage

unequal pupils with absence of light reaction

absence of convergence

ipsilateral Horner`s syndrome

all of the above

Q 16. in hypertensive intraparenchymal hemorrhage, if there is impairement of doll`s head or oculocephalic maneuver , the location of hemorrhage is in

putamen

thalamus

pons

cerebellum

Q 17. most common site for hypertensive intraparenchymal hemorrhage

thalamus

putamen

caudate nucleus

globus pallidus

Q 18. features of vertebral artery includes all except

vertigo

diplopia

hoarseness

hemiparesis

Q 19. deafness is produced due to occlusion of

anterior inferior cerebellar artery

upper basilar artery

anterior cerebral artery

any of the above

Q 20. which hemorrhagic stroke subtypes has the maximum frequency of occurence

intraparenchymal

subdural

epidural

subarachnoid

Q 21. hypertensive intraparenchymal hemorrhage is due to spontaneous rupture of

penetrating artery

bifurcation of artery

aneurysm of artery

any of the above

Q 22. in hypertensive putaminal hemorrhage the eyes deviate towards which side

away from the side of hemiparesis

towards the side of hemiparesis

remain in the center

rotate upwards

Q 23. syndrome occurring due to occlusion of anterior inferior cerebellar artery

medial medullary syndrome

medial inferior pontine syndrome

lateral inferior pontine syndrome

all of the above

Q 24. in thalamic hemorrhage which sensory modality is affected

extroceptive

proprioceptive

cortical

all of the above

Q 25. nystagmus , oscillopsia , diplopia , vertigo , nausea , vomiting in lateral medullary syndrome is due to lesion in

descending sympathetic tract

cerebellar hemisphere

vestibular nucleus

spinocerebellar tract

Q 26. which of the following is used to visualize extra or intracranial arterial dissection

MR angiography

MRI with fat saturation

MRI with iv gadolinium contrast

all of the above

Q 27. not reliably detected by CT radiographic images

cerebral infarction for first 24 to 48 hours

ischemic strokes in posterior fossa

small cortical infarcts

all of the above

Q 28. false statement regarding intracerebral hemorrhage includes

almost always occurs in awake cycle

abrupt onset of focal neurologic deficit

seizures are common

focal deficit worsens steadily over 30 to 90 minutes

Q 29. numbness of ipsilateral arm, trunk, or leg in lateral medullary syndrome is due to lesion in

nucleus of the 5th nerve

vestibular nucleus

nucleus and tractus solitarus

cuneate and gracile nuclei

Q 30. constellation of bilateral long tract signs with signs of cranial nerve and cerebellar dysfunction is suggestive of

complete basilar artery occlusion

complete posterior cerebral artery occlusion

complete middle cerebral artery occlusion

complete anterior cerebral artery occlusion

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