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Q 1. asymmetric limb paresis is a feature of which cerebrovascular disease

basilar artery thrombosis

infarction in middle cerebral artery territory

acute hydrocephalous

subarachnoid hemorrhage

Q 2. typical of metabolic coma

delta or triphasic waves in the frontal regions

widespread fast beta activity

widespread variable 8-12 Hz activity

normal alpha activity

Q 3. precipitous coma after headache and vomiting is a feature of

pontine hemorrhage

cerebellar hemorrhage

subarachnoid hemorrhage

all of the above

Q 4. most cases of coma (and confusion) are due to

hemorrhage

tumor

metabolic or toxic origin

hydrocephalous

Q 5. first to disappear after giving CNS depressant drug

corneal reflexes

reflex eye movements

non reactivity of pupils to light

any of the above

Q 6. neurologic prodrome or warning spells are a feature of which cerebrovascular disease

basilar artery thrombosis

infarction in middle cerebral artery territory

acute hydrocephalous

subarachnoid hemorrhage

Q 7. respiratory pattern seen in pontomesencephalic lesions include

shallow slow regular

cheyne-stokes respiration

kussmaul breathing

tachpnea

Q 8. reflex conjugate , horizontal eye movements are dependent on

medial longitudinal fasciculus

superior colliculus

cerebellum

temporal radiation

Q 9. typical of coma due to sedative drugs ( diazepines , barbiturates)

delta or triphasic waves in the frontal regions

widespread fast beta activity

widespread variable 8-12 Hz activity

normal alpha activity

Q 10. COWS that refers to cold water opposite and warm water same is for

tonic deviation of head

tonic deviation of both eyes

direction of nystagmus

all of the above

Q 11. cheyne-stokes respiration in its classic cyclic form is seen in

light coma

deep coma

sleep

awake state

Q 12. gaze paresis is a feature of which cerebrovascular disease

thalamic hemorrhage

pontine hemorrhage

cerebellar hemorrhage

sub arachnoid hemorrhage

Q 13. in coma EEG is useful in

clinically unrecognized seizures

herpesvirus encephalitis

prion (creutzfeldt-Jakob) disease

all of the above

Q 14. in non-habituated patients , what level of ethanol causes stupor

.2g/dl

.3g/dl

.4g/dl

5g/dl

Q 15. acute hydrocephalous accompanies particularly

thalamic hemorrhage

pontine hemorrhage

cerebellar hemorrhage

subarachnoid hemorrhage

Q 16. diseases causing focal brainstem or lateralizing cerebral signs

herpes simplex encephalitis

thrombotic thrombocytopenic purpura

pituitary apoplexy

all of the above

Q 17. agonal gasps are the result of damage to

cortex

midbrain

pons

medulla

Q 18. corneal reflex depends on the integrity of pontine pathways between

fifth and same sided seventh cranial nerve

fifth and opposite sided seventh cranial nerve

fifth and both seventh cranial nerves

any of the above

Q 19. in cases of coma, which may not be detected by CT scan

acute brain stem infarction

sagittal sinus thrombosis

encephalitis

all of the above

Q 20. pontine function is tested by

Spontaneous eye movements

reflex eye movements

corneal responses

all of the above

Q 21. medullary function is tested by

pupillary reaction to light

spontaneous and reflex eye movements

corneal responses

respiratory and pharyngeal responses

Q 22. in non-habituated patients , what level of ethanol causes impaired mental ability

.2g/dl

.3g/dl

.4g/dl

.5g/dl

Q 23. presence of corrective nystagmus indicates

frontal lobes are functioning

frontal lobes are connected to brain stem

functional or hysterical coma is likely

all of the above

Q 24. typical of locked in syndrome includes

delta or triphasic waves in the frontal regions

widespread fast beta activity

widespread variable 8-12 Hz activity

normal alpha activity

Q 25. hyperventilation and excessive sweating are a feature of which cerebrovascular disease

thalamic hemorrhage

pontine hemorrhage

cerebellar hemorrhage

subarachnoid hemorrhage

Q 26. diseases which can cause meningeal irritation

fat embolism

cholesterol embolism

carcinomatous meningitis

all of the above

Q 27. corneal reflex in conjucunction with reflex eye movements is a useful test of

mid brain function

pontine function

pontine functionmedullary function

all of the above

Q 28. alpha coma results from

hyperventilation

hypoglycemia

pontine damage

subdural hematoma

Q 29. sudden coma may be caused by

acute hydrocephalus

basilar artery embolism

cerebral infarction

encephalitis

Q 30. tachypnea occurs in

tuberculosis of CNS

lymphoma of CNS

fungal infection of CNS

all of the above

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