verapamil; corticosteroids
How do we prevent cluster headaches?
death of motor neurons
What is the mechanism behind ALS?
Relasping-remitting
-this form of ALS involves acute episodes with recovery and relapse
Secondary progressive
-this form of ALS involves gradual deterioration
Primary progressive
-this form of ALS involves continuous deterioration
Progressive relapsing
-this form of ALS involves gradual deterioration with relapse
Amyloid B
-this protein forms plaques in Alzheimer's
Tau
-this protein forms tangles in Alzheimer's
Positive symptoms
any change in behaviour or thoughts, such as hallucinations or delusions
Negative symptoms
people appear to withdraw from the world around then, take no interest in everyday social interactions, and often appear emotionless and flat.
Spasticity
-too stiff or too floppy, weak arms or legs, seizures, learning disabilities, speech problems, constipation
Dyskinesia
-uncoordinated movements, tremors or spasms; difficulties talking and swallowing, excessive drooling
Ataxia
-poor balance, proprioception, and fine motor control
serous
which type of exudate accompanies skin blisters, pericarditis?
fibrinous
Which type of exudate accompanies adhesions following surgery?
catarrhal
which type of exudate refers to runny nose?
purulent
which type of exudate is involved with boils & cellulitis?