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Froggy Jumps D.SARA ABDOUVersión en línea UMN & LMN MEDICAL STUDENT por D.SARA ABDOU 1 A 40-year-old male complains of progressive muscle weakness and fasciculations in his arms. He has diffuse muscle atrophy & areflexia. Electromyography (EMG) shows denervation potentials. This clinical picture is most consistent with a lesion of the: a Spinal cord grey matter (anterior horn cells) b Primary motor cortex c Corticospinal tract 2 A patient presents with a stroke affecting the internal capsule. Which of the following is a classic finding of an acute upper motor neuron lesion (UMN L)? a Babinski's sign b Hyporeflexia c sever muscle wasting 3 In the sensory homunculus, the size of each body part corresponds to: a The amount of sensory innervation it receives b Its role in voluntary movement c The density of motor neurons present 4 Which of the following signs is characteristic of a chronic lower motor neuron lesion (LMN L)? a Fasciculations b Hyperreflexia c Clonus 5 A 25-year-old male presents with sudden onset of weakness in his right leg. On examination, he has increased muscle tone, hyperreflexia, and a positive Babinski's sign on the right. This is an example of a: a UMNL b LMNL c Peripheral nerve lesion 6 A patient presents with a lesion affecting the anterior horn cells of the spinal cord. Which of the following would you expect to find on physical examination? a muscle wasting and Fasciculations b Hypertonia c Exaggerated deep tendon reflexes 7 A patient with a complete facial nerve (cranial nerve VII) lesion would present with signs of: a UMN L b LMNL c both UMNL &LMNL 8 7-Hyperreflexia is most commonly associated with which of the following? a Upper motor neuron damage b Spinal shock c LMNL 9 What is the main purpose of reciprocal inhibition in the stretch reflex? a To relax the antagonistic muscle during contraction b To enhance muscle contraction c To activate opposing muscles simultaneously 10 Two-point discrimination, a test of sensory cortex function, assesses the ability to: a Distinguish between two closely spaced points of contact b Differentiate between heat and cold c Detect vibration and movement

Froggy Jumps

D.SARA ABDOUVersión en línea

UMN & LMN MEDICAL STUDENT

por D.SARA ABDOU

A 40-year-old male complains of progressive muscle weakness and fasciculations in his arms. He has diffuse muscle atrophy & areflexia. Electromyography (EMG) shows denervation potentials. This clinical picture is most consistent with a lesion of the:

Spinal cord grey matter (anterior horn cells)

Primary motor cortex

Corticospinal tract

A patient presents with a stroke affecting the internal capsule. Which of the following is a classic finding of an acute upper motor neuron lesion (UMN L)?

Babinski's sign

Hyporeflexia

sever muscle wasting

In the sensory homunculus, the size of each body part corresponds to:

The amount of sensory innervation it receives

Its role in voluntary movement

The density of motor neurons present

Which of the following signs is characteristic of a chronic lower motor neuron lesion (LMN L)?

Fasciculations

Hyperreflexia

Clonus

A 25-year-old male presents with sudden onset of weakness in his right leg. On examination, he has increased muscle tone, hyperreflexia, and a positive Babinski's sign on the right. This is an example of a:

UMNL

LMNL

Peripheral nerve lesion

A patient presents with a lesion affecting the anterior horn cells of the spinal cord. Which of the following would you expect to find on physical examination?

muscle wasting and Fasciculations

Hypertonia

Exaggerated deep tendon reflexes

A patient with a complete facial nerve (cranial nerve VII) lesion would present with signs of:

UMN L

LMNL

both UMNL &LMNL

7-Hyperreflexia is most commonly associated with which of the following?

Upper motor neuron damage

Spinal shock

LMNL

What is the main purpose of reciprocal inhibition in the stretch reflex?

To relax the antagonistic muscle during contraction

To enhance muscle contraction

To activate opposing muscles simultaneously

Two-point discrimination, a test of sensory cortex function, assesses the ability to:

Distinguish between two closely spaced points of contact

Differentiate between heat and cold

Detect vibration and movement

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por D.SARA ABDOU

A 40-year-old male complains of progressive muscle weakness and fasciculations in his arms. He has diffuse muscle atrophy & areflexia. Electromyography (EMG) shows denervation potentials. This clinical picture is most consistent with a lesion of the:

A patient presents with a stroke affecting the internal capsule. Which of the following is a classic finding of an acute upper motor neuron lesion (UMN L)?

In the sensory homunculus, the size of each body part corresponds to:

Which of the following signs is characteristic of a chronic lower motor neuron lesion (LMN L)?

A 25-year-old male presents with sudden onset of weakness in his right leg. On examination, he has increased muscle tone, hyperreflexia, and a positive Babinski's sign on the right. This is an example of a:

A patient presents with a lesion affecting the anterior horn cells of the spinal cord. Which of the following would you expect to find on physical examination?

A patient with a complete facial nerve (cranial nerve VII) lesion would present with signs of:

7-Hyperreflexia is most commonly associated with which of the following?

What is the main purpose of reciprocal inhibition in the stretch reflex?

Two-point discrimination, a test of sensory cortex function, assesses the ability to: