NEUROLOGY MCQ – Exercise 42

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Q 1. which is associated with increased risk for deep vein thrombosis and pulmonary embolism

leptomemingeal metastases

primary CNS lymphoma

medulloblastoma

all of the above

Q 2. which best distinguishes myelopathy from cerebral lesions and peripheral neuropathies

seizure

sensory level

Babinski sign

course of illness

Q 3. neuromyelitis optica MRI findings include

longitudinally extensive lesions spanning 3 or more vertebral segments

symmetric lesions

lesions situated centrally within the cord

all of the above

Q 4. presentation in transverse myelitis include

sensory spinal cord dysfunction

motor spinal cord dysfunction

autonomic spinal cord dysfunction

all of the above

Q 5. which nervous system neoplasm is seen in tuberous sclerosis

astrocytoma

malignant glioma

medulloblastoma

hemangioblastoma

Q 6. Lhermittes`s sign in transevers myelitis is associated with

demyelination

axonal injury

astroglial activation

microglial activation

Q 7. pheochromocytoma is associated with

Li-Fraumeni syndrome

Turcot syndrome

von hippel landau syndrome

Werner syndrome

Q 8. CSF contains malignant cells in

leptomemingeal metastases

primary CNS lymphoma

medulloblastoma

all of the above

Q 9. hereditary syndromes associated with increased risk of brain tumors include all except

Li-Fraumeni syndrome

Turcot syndrome

Werner syndrome

Pearson syndrome

Q 10. monophasic syndromes include all except

postinfectious transverse myelitis

postvaccination transverse myelitis

idiopathic transverse myelitis

multiple sclerosis

Q 11. neuromyelitis optica is specifically associated with serum autoantibody marker NMO-IgG which targets

Beta2GPI

aCL

astrocytic water channel , aquaporin-4

anti-LKM3

Q 12. most common primary CNS tumors

glial tumors

meningiomas

schwannomas

pituitary adenoma

Q 13. brain tumor frequently associated with hemorrhage is

high grade glioma

metastatic melanoma

choriocarcinoma

all of the above

Q 14. Karnofsky performance scale of what value indicates poor prognosis in patients with brain tumor

<70

<80

<90

<100

Q 15. most common childhood brain tumor is

pilocytic astrocytoma

subependymal giant cell astrocytoma

pleiomorphic xanthoastrocytoma

glioblastoma multiforme

Q 16. in transverse myelitis often recovery occurs within

first 3 months after the event

first 6 months after the event

first 12 months after the event

first 24 months after the event

Q 17. spinal shock consists of all except

weakness

hypotonia

areflexia

sensory loss

Q 18. proliferation index of brain tumors determined by a monoclonal antibody termed as

Ki-66

Ki-67

Ki-68

Ki-69

Q 19. preferred drug for high grade astrocytoma

temozolomide

carmustine

lomustine

vincristine

Q 20. strong predictors of aggressive behavior of brain tumors include

endothelial proliferation

hypercellularity

nuclear and cytoplasmic atypia

mitotic activity

Q 21. IgG index in transverse myelitis is

normal

decreased

increased

any of the above

Q 22. brain tumors may present with

progressive focal neurologic deficits

seizure

non focal neurologic disorder

any of the above

Q 23. for majority of brain tumors established environmental risk factor for the development of gliomas is

benzene

cadmium

ionizing radiation

ozone

Q 24. MRI findings in multiple sclerosis include

Short lesions spanning less than 2 vertebral segments

lesions located in the periphery of the cord

concomitant MRI evidence of demyelinating brain lesions

all of the above

Q 25. pathological hallmark of transverse myelitis within the spinal cord is

focal collection of neutrophils

focal collection of lymphocytes and monocytes

focal collection of eosinophils

focal collection of basophils

Q 26. serum autoantibodies like antinuclear antibody or extractable nuclear antigen are present in

multiple sclerosis

neuromyelitis optica

SLE

all of the above

Q 27. characteristic MRI finding of myelitis include

more than one intrinsic cord lesions

intrinsic cord lesions span at least two vertebral segments

lesions enhance with intravenous gadolinium

all of the above

Q 28. features of headache due to increased ICP include all except

frontal

episodic

frequency more than once a day

develop rapidly, subside quickly

Q 29. true regarding transverse myelitis

no cerebrospinal fluid abnormalities

no MRI abnormalities

no identifiable underlying cause

all of the above

Q 30. prognosis in transverse myelitis associated with multiple sclerosis is

good

bad

worse

worst

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