PPT-Localising the lesion: “where in the CNS”

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Kate Hassan Learning objectives Definition of CNS and PNS Definition of UMN and LMN Function of each of the cerebral lobes The homunculus Circle of willis and blood

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Kate Hassan Learning objectives Definition of CNS and PNS Definition of UMN and LMN Function of each of the cerebral lobes The homunculus Circle of willis and blood supply to the cerebral hemispheres. Sedative-Hypnotics. Chapter 6. Why are CNS depressants problematic?. Usually prescribed under physician direction. Second most frequently abused prescription drug and sometimes contributes to death due to accidental overdoses. Ed Hutchison and Paul Swift. Aims. Approach. UMN vs. LMN. Spinal tracts. Cerebellum. Cerebrum. Visual lesions. Cases. Approach to localising the lesion. Be systematic!. …A patient presents with arm weakness…. Lab# 1. From PNS to CNS. From CNS to PNS. Skeletal muscle . smooth muscle, cardiac muscle, and glands. The main function is to connect CNS to the limbs and organs.. Consists : . A- nerves . Rachel Garvin, MD. Assistant Professor, . Neurocritical. Care. Department of Neurosurgery. Objectives. Describe critical care myopathy and neuropathy, causes, diagnosis and management. Describe CNS infections, diagnosis and management. . 2. Brainstem stimulants (. Medullary. Stimulants, Analeptics).  . 3. Spinal cord stimulants.  . 1- Cortical Stimulants.  . 1) . Psychomimetics. . - Amphetamine and related drugs. - Cocaine. Gwenn Garden, M.D., Ph.D.. Department of Neurology. University of Washington. What about the environment?. Cells Mediating The CNS Response To Injury. The CNS includes several non-neuronal cell types.. . Central nervous system. The CNS (upper motor neuron) includes the brain and spinal cord. . which includes :. Cerebral hemispheres. White matter tracts. Cerebellum. Brain stem with cranial nerves. Victor M. . Elner. , MD, PhD. Ravitz. Foundation Professor of Ophthalmology. Professor of Pathology. and. Hakan Demirci, MD. Richard N and Marilyn K Witham Professor of Ophthalmology. Associate Professor of Ophthalmology. Ali Al Khader, MD. Faculty of Medicine. Al-Balqa Applied University. Email: ali.alkhader@bau.edu.jo. We will discuss viral encephalitis and prion diseases . Viral encephalitis, general. A parenchymal . Dr. . . Kumari. . Anjana. Assistant Professor. Deptt. . of Veterinary Pharmacology & Toxicology. Bihar Veterinary College, Bihar Animal Sciences University, Patna. C N S . stimulants. Central nervous system stimulants are drugs that . . SSAT-029 STUDY . Switch to Etravirine from Efavirenz Due to CNS Toxicity . SSAT-029: Design. Source: Waters L, et al. . AIDS. 2011;25:65-71.. Immediate. . Switch Arm. Etravirine. + 2NRTI. (n = 20). From PNS to CNS. From CNS to PNS. Skeletal muscle . smooth muscle, cardiac muscle, and glands. The main function is to connect CNS to the limbs and organs.. Consists : . A- nerves . B- ganglia . 4. th. stage. Lec. . . 2 . CNS Stimulants. A type of drug that increases the levels of certain chemicals in the brain and . increases. . alertness. , . attention. , . energy. , and . physical activity. Objective. Given a completed CNS checklist, write an Audit/Inspection report according to CAA audit reports’ templates.. Report-Definition. Reports are documents produced to communicate specific information to an identifiable audience from an...

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