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What stain would you use to see the neuritic plaques in Alzheimers disease? A: PAS B: Congo red C: India Ink D: Silver stain E: Prussian blue. *not totally sure about this one. Which of the following herniations could result in weakness of the foot or leg? A: Femoral B: Inguinal - PowerPoint PPT Presentation

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Page 1: What stain would you use to see the  neuritic  plaques in  Alzheimers  disease? A: PAS
Page 2: What stain would you use to see the  neuritic  plaques in  Alzheimers  disease? A: PAS

What stain would you use to see the neuritic plaques in Alzheimers disease?A: PASB: Congo redC: India InkD: Silver stainE: Prussian blue

Page 3: What stain would you use to see the  neuritic  plaques in  Alzheimers  disease? A: PAS

*not totally sure about this one

Which of the following herniations could result in weakness of the foot or leg?A: FemoralB: InguinalC: TonsillarD: CingulatedE: Uncinated

Page 4: What stain would you use to see the  neuritic  plaques in  Alzheimers  disease? A: PAS

Which neurological congenital condition results in absence of the cortical gyri?A: LissencephalyB: AnencepahlyC: HoloprosencepahlyD: Dandy-Walker malformationE: Polymicrogyria

Page 5: What stain would you use to see the  neuritic  plaques in  Alzheimers  disease? A: PAS

A Jacksonian march can be seen in which type of seizure?A: petit malB: simple partialC: tonic-clonicD: myoclonicE: atonic

Page 6: What stain would you use to see the  neuritic  plaques in  Alzheimers  disease? A: PAS

Which of the following features is not commonly seen in NF-1?A: NeurofibromaB: MeningiomaC: Lisch nodulesD: Café-au lait spotsE: Glioma

Page 7: What stain would you use to see the  neuritic  plaques in  Alzheimers  disease? A: PAS

Which of the following familail syndromes contains angiomyolipomas, liver cysts and is also epileptogenic?A: NF-2B: Von Hippel LindauC: Tuberous sclerosisD: Cowden syndromeE: Turcot syndrome

Page 8: What stain would you use to see the  neuritic  plaques in  Alzheimers  disease? A: PAS

On what chromosome is the gene causing retiboblastoma on?A: 1B: 7C: 13D: 19E: 2

Page 9: What stain would you use to see the  neuritic  plaques in  Alzheimers  disease? A: PAS

What cell in the CNS does the JC polyomavirus preferentially infect?A: astrocytesB: oligodendrocytesC: microgliaD: neuronE: ependymal

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A person presenting with a headache described as a tightness of moderate to severe pain, exacerbated by movement, and rhinorrhoea is most likely to have:A: tension type headacheB: subarachnoid haemorrhageC: cluster headacheD: sinusitisE: medication overuse headahce

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Which out of the following is the most common location for a saccular aneurysm?A: branches of middle cerebralB: anterior cerebral – anterior communicationC: middle cerebral - posterior communicatingD: branches of posterior communicatingE: anterior cerebral – middle cerebral

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What form of primary lymphoma is found in the CNS?A: diffuse large B cellB: burkittC: nodular sclerosisD: follicularE: mixed cellularity

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A young mother presents with paralysis of the legs and generalised weakness after falling backward off her chair yesterday following consumption of large amounts of alcohol. Since then she has been feeling especially tired being unable to do anything, and has noticed a white-clear discharge from her nipples, and from her vagina. She has also had an upset stomach. You note that she has recently returned from a work trip to India where she had unprotected sex with women. She confesses that she has done this many times before and has not yet told her partner. On examination you find that the reflexes in her leg are markedly diminished, and the there is very little tone. The left leg appears to be paralysed just up to above the knee while the right leg is paralysed up to the ankle. What is the likely cause of her paralysis?A: SyphillisB: Gullian-barre’ syndromeC: PoliomyelitisD: Myasthenia gravisE: HIV

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An elderly women in her 80’s is brought in by her son who has just returned from a work trip to Thailand. He has noticed a change in her personality and a slowing in her cognition. She is quite unhappy to see you as you told her she should stop driving three months ago after she got in a car accident. She starts by telling you about a daily morning headache and then starts babbling about the time she went to India. While this is going on you perform a full clinical examination and notice some weakness in her left hand. From her file you see that she has atrial fibrillation, and had a TIA last year, and that she has Parkinson disease. What is the likely cause of her personality change?A: Pick’s diseaseB: AlzheimersC: Lewy body dementiaD: Chronic subdural haematomaE: Vascular dementia