Amnestic Syndrome
Amnestic syndrome refers to profound loss of A. Immediate memory B. short-term episodic memory C....
Neurology
Papez circuit
Papez circuit is involved in function of A. memory B. sensory processing C. motor function...
Memory
Haptic memory is a type of sensory memory that represents A. visual stimuli B. auditory stimuli...
Schaffer collaterals
Schaffer collaterals are present in A. Heart B. Brain C. Kidney D. Adrenals Which of...
Collier’s sign
Collier’s sign also known as – A. Dalrymple sign B. Posterior fossa stare C. von Graefe’s sign...
Uhthoff Phenomenon
Uhthoff Phenomenon.
Image Question-14
What is the Diagnosis of the IMAGE? A. Salt and pepper sign B. Dawson fingers...
Dot-Dash sign
Which of the following condition is associated with ‘Dot-Dash sign’? A. Motor Neuron Disease B....
Bunina bodies
Bunina bodies are seen in – A. Chickenpox B. Parkinsonism C. Amyotrophic lateral sclerosis D....
Nystagmus
Nystagmus most commonly occurs when the ———— stimulated while the head is stationary. A. cochlea...
Locked-in syndrome
Locked-in syndrome also known as – A. Coma B. Pseudocoma C. Persistent vegetative state D. Akinetic...
Macewen sign
Macewen sign Macewen sign ALL of the following exhibits Macewen sign EXCEPT? A. Hydrocephalus B....
Raccoon eyes
Raccoon eyes also known as – A. Teardrop sign B. Red Eye C. Eye-of-the-tiger sign...
Substantia nigra
Substantia nigra is located in – A. Midbrain B. Hippocampus C. Motor cortex D. Thalamus...
Hirano bodies
Hirano bodies are intracellular aggregates of A. Actin B. Myosin C. Beta-amyloid protein D. Transthyretin Hirano...
Scarpa’s ganglion
Which nerve ganglion is called Scarpa’s ganglion? A. Oculomotor nerve B. Trigeminal nerve C. Vestibulocochlear...
Phalen’s maneuver
Phalen’s maneuver is a diagnostic test for – A. Ulnar nerve entrapment B. Assess palmar...
Bell’s palsy
Most common cause of one-sided facial nerve paralysis – A. Bell’s palsy B. Tumor C....
Broca’s area
Broca’s area is present in – A. Frontal lobe of the dominant hemisphere B. Parietal...
Apraxia
What is Apraxia ? Apraxia is inability to carry out learned purposeful movement despite the...
Brain abscess
What is the most frequent intracranial locations for Brain abscess? What is the most frequent...
Syncope
In-Shorts
Skeletal muscle relaxants
In-Shorts Neuromuscular blocking agents Skeletal muscle relaxants – act peripherally Nondepolarizing blockers Competitive blockers Long...
Gait disturbances
Gait disturbances Gait Cause Of Gait Cause 1 Antalgic Gait pain 2 Vaulting gait common...
“Cock-walk” gait and “horseshoe moustache” sign
MCQ “Cock-walk” gait and “horseshoe moustache” sign on MRI seen in- A. Hypermagnesemia B. Hypermanganesemia...
Spasticity and Rigidity
What is Spasticity? Increased tone of muscles called as spasticity Spasticity – Resistance determined by...
