14.2 MS

Subdecks (6)

Cards (124)

  • Fill in the blanks
    A) Olfactory
    B) Optic
    C) Oculomotor
    D) Trochlear
    E) Trigeminal
    F) Abducens
    G) Facial
    H) Vestibulocochlear
    I) Glossopharyngeal
    J) Vagus
    K) Accessory
    L) Hypoglossal
  • What is the prevalence of MS?

    Most common non-traumatic cause of significant neurological disability in people under 40
    Around 200 per 100,000
  • What is MS?

    Acquired immune-mediated inflammatory condition of CNS → areas of demyelination, gliosis & secondary neuronal damage throughout CNS
    First develops in young adults
  • What are the 3 main patterns of MS disease?
    Relapsing-remitting MS
    Secondary progressive MS
    Primary progressive MS