Neurocutaneous - Study guides, Class notes & Summaries

An in-depth and complete summary of the course 'neurogenetics'. I got a 15 with this summary! The classes that are included are: introduction, genetic mechanisms, repeat expansion disorders, genetic disease modifiers, therapeutic strategies, prion disease, neurocutaneous disorders, epilepsy, frontotemporal dementias and Parkinson's disease. The key concepts are also provided at the end of every lesson, which contains the most important things of that class that is to known for the exam.

Samenvatting Neurogenetics - Intro to neurogenetics - Genetic mechanisms - Repeat expansion disorders - Genetic disease modifiers - Therapeutic strategies - Disease focus: genetics of neurocutaneous disorders

patient comes in with new onset astham, bilateral wheeze. facial pain and nasal polyps are found A chest x-ray demonstrated pulmonary infiltrates. what is the most likely diagnosis and investigations - chrug straus syndrome and investigations check pANCA levels treatment with high dose of corticoid steroids and if not controlled then add immunosuppressants treatment once an individual with mrsa is found - nasal mupirocin and chlorhixadine what is neurofibromatosis - its a benign tumour t...

Test Bank For Nelson Essentials of Pediatrics 8th Edition by Karen Marcdante, Robert Kliegman 1452, 7, 8078, 4 1 Population and Culture 2 Professionalism 3 Ethics and Legal Issues 4 Palliative Care and End-of-Life Issues 5 Normal Growth 6 Disorders of Growth 7 Normal Development 8 Disorders of Development 9 Evaluation of the Well Child 10 Evaluation of the Child With Special Needs 11 Crying and Colic 12 Temper Tantrums 13 Attention-Deficit/Hyperactivity Dis...

This document contains all the lectures given during neurogenetics. The content table is visible as example of the document

Dermatology is a visual discipline where observation to detail is key to accurate diagnosis, especially in children. This book for clinicians provides a clear and easy guide to identify skin diseases in children with coloured skin. It discusses more than 200 skin problems with over 300 colour Illustrations following a logical organisation with picture-based Q&A at the end. It features skin problems specific to children such as haemangiomas, congenital naevi, neurocutaneous syndromes, napkin rash...

Which of the following H/A complaints warrants immediate attention and referral? a. A unilateral, throbbing H/A, lasting several hours, even days. b. Sudden intense H/A, reaching its intensity in just a few minutes. c. Daily vise-like H/A, worse in the back of the head. d. Pt is restless and agitated, complaining of severe pain round left eye with associated tearing. b. Sudden intense H/A, reaching its intensity in just a few minutes. A patient complaining of sudden, severe H/A, stat...

When the posterior background rhythm does not attenuate with eye opening it is referred to as: - Answer-Bancaud Phenomenon activation procedures should be AVOIDED in a patient with a recent intracranial hemorrhage? - AnswerHyperventilation What is the indentation between the nose and the forehead? - Answer-Nasion BENIGN EPILEPTIFORM TRANSIENTS OF SLEEP - Answer-peak at 30-60 years Which of the following time constants would best display delta activity? - Answer-1.0 second STAGE N3 (STAGE 3...

allergic rhinitis pathophysiology - correct answer APCs (dendritics) at mucosal surfaces present peptides from allergens to MHC-II = ligand for naive CD4 = Th2 activation and cytokine secretion / B cell isotype switching = IgE and eosino/mast/neutro proliferation IgE binds to mast cells / basophils allergic rhinitis early reaction - correct answer w/in 30min, type I HS IgE binds mast cells = s...

Most common causes of headaches in children - ANSWER-- Migraine and tension-type headache. -Headaches are common in children and adolescents HA in children DX - ANSWER-Based upon a history and physical, excluding secondary causes such as mass or idiopathic intracranial hypertension. HA in children warning signs that requires further investigation - ANSWER-- Headache in a young child, new onset and worsening headache, unexplained fever, awakening with headache or vomiting - Headache wors...