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What is the age range commonly affected by Clinically Isolated Syndrome (CIS)?
What is the age range commonly affected by Clinically Isolated Syndrome (CIS)?
- 10 to 20 years old
- 40 to 60 years old
- 20 to 40 years old (correct)
- 60 to 80 years old
Which factor is NOT considered a cause or risk factor for Relapse Remitting MS (RRMS)?
Which factor is NOT considered a cause or risk factor for Relapse Remitting MS (RRMS)?
- Vitamin D deficiency
- High cholesterol levels (correct)
- Infections: exposure to Epstein Barr virus
- Genetic factors
What are the primary areas mainly affected by Relapse Remitting MS (RRMS)?
What are the primary areas mainly affected by Relapse Remitting MS (RRMS)?
- Liver and kidneys
- Stomach and intestines
- Heart and lungs
- Cerebellum and spinal cord (correct)
Which symptom is associated with Primary Progressive MS?
Which symptom is associated with Primary Progressive MS?
What does CIS stand for in the context of Multiple Sclerosis?
What does CIS stand for in the context of Multiple Sclerosis?
Which virus exposure is NOT listed as a potential infection related to Relapse Remitting MS (RRMS)?
Which virus exposure is NOT listed as a potential infection related to Relapse Remitting MS (RRMS)?
What does the Evoked Potential Test (EPT) measure?
What does the Evoked Potential Test (EPT) measure?
Which type of MRI scan is commonly used in the diagnosis of multiple sclerosis?
Which type of MRI scan is commonly used in the diagnosis of multiple sclerosis?
What is the purpose of recording each type of response from brain waves during the Evoked Potential Test (EPT)?
What is the purpose of recording each type of response from brain waves during the Evoked Potential Test (EPT)?
Which medication works by changing the way the immune system functions in multiple sclerosis patients?
Which medication works by changing the way the immune system functions in multiple sclerosis patients?
What is a common symptom associated with Secondary Progressive MS (SPMS)?
What is a common symptom associated with Secondary Progressive MS (SPMS)?
During which stage of multiple sclerosis would a person experience episodes of relapse and remission?
During which stage of multiple sclerosis would a person experience episodes of relapse and remission?
What is measured in a normal Evoked Potential Test (EPT) result?
What is measured in a normal Evoked Potential Test (EPT) result?
Which type of MRI scan measures the time it takes for nerves to respond to stimulation?
Which type of MRI scan measures the time it takes for nerves to respond to stimulation?
Which medication is associated with adverse effects on the eyes and hepatotoxicity in multiple sclerosis patients?
Which medication is associated with adverse effects on the eyes and hepatotoxicity in multiple sclerosis patients?
What is a primary characteristic of the EPT procedure?
What is a primary characteristic of the EPT procedure?
Which age group is commonly affected by Clinically Isolated Syndrome (CIS) in multiple sclerosis?
Which age group is commonly affected by Clinically Isolated Syndrome (CIS) in multiple sclerosis?
What is the main characteristic of Relapse Remitting MS (RRMS)?
What is the main characteristic of Relapse Remitting MS (RRMS)?
Which infection exposure is NOT listed as a potential cause of Relapse Remitting MS (RRMS)?
Which infection exposure is NOT listed as a potential cause of Relapse Remitting MS (RRMS)?
What is the primary area mainly affected by Relapse Remitting MS (RRMS)?
What is the primary area mainly affected by Relapse Remitting MS (RRMS)?
Which symptom is associated with Primary Progressive MS?
Which symptom is associated with Primary Progressive MS?
What is the primary cause of Multiple Sclerosis according to the given text?
What is the primary cause of Multiple Sclerosis according to the given text?
What is the purpose of using electrodes taped to the head and conducting gel in the Evoked Potential Test (EPT)?
What is the purpose of using electrodes taped to the head and conducting gel in the Evoked Potential Test (EPT)?
Which medication for multiple sclerosis is associated with adverse effects on the eyes and hepatotoxicity?
Which medication for multiple sclerosis is associated with adverse effects on the eyes and hepatotoxicity?
What does Clinically Isolated Syndrome (CIS) stand for in the context of Multiple Sclerosis?
What does Clinically Isolated Syndrome (CIS) stand for in the context of Multiple Sclerosis?
Which type of MRI scan measures the time it takes for nerves to respond to stimulation?
Which type of MRI scan measures the time it takes for nerves to respond to stimulation?
During which stage of multiple sclerosis would a person experience episodes of relapse and remission?
During which stage of multiple sclerosis would a person experience episodes of relapse and remission?
Which symptom is commonly associated with Secondary Progressive MS (SPMS)?
Which symptom is commonly associated with Secondary Progressive MS (SPMS)?
What is a primary characteristic of the EPT procedure?
What is a primary characteristic of the EPT procedure?
Which virus exposure is NOT listed as a potential infection related to Relapse Remitting MS (RRMS)?
Which virus exposure is NOT listed as a potential infection related to Relapse Remitting MS (RRMS)?
What is measured in a normal Evoked Potential Test (EPT) result?
What is measured in a normal Evoked Potential Test (EPT) result?
What does the Evoked Potential Test (EPT) measure?
What does the Evoked Potential Test (EPT) measure?
Study Notes
Multiple Sclerosis
- Clinically Isolated Syndrome (CIS) typically affects individuals between the ages of 20 and 50.
Relapse Remitting MS (RRMS)
- Age range affected: 20-50 years old
- Primary areas affected: brain, spinal cord, and optic nerves
- Characterized by episodes of relapse and remission
- NOT caused by: poor diet
- NOT caused by: lack of exercise
- NOT caused by: vaccination
- NOT caused by: Epstein-Barr virus exposure
Primary Progressive MS (PPMS)
- Characterized by: worsening of symptoms over time
- Common symptom: vision problems
Evoked Potential Test (EPT)
- Measures: speed of nerve signals in response to stimuli
- Purpose: to diagnose and monitor MS
- Uses: electrodes taped to the head, conducting gel
- Normal result: nerve signals are transmitted quickly
- Primary characteristic: uses electrical impulses to measure nerve response
- Type of MRI scan: Functional MRI (fMRI)
Medications and Side Effects
- Medication that changes the immune system's function: immunomodulators
- Medication associated with eye problems and liver damage: Mitoxantrone
Stages of Multiple Sclerosis
- Relapse Remitting MS (RRMS): characterized by episodes of relapse and remission
- Secondary Progressive MS (SPMS): characterized by gradual worsening of symptoms
- Primary Progressive MS (PPMS): characterized by gradual worsening of symptoms from onset
Note: The primary cause of Multiple Sclerosis is unknown.
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Description
This quiz covers the types and causes of multiple sclerosis, a chronic disease that affects the central nervous system. It includes information about Clinically Isolated Syndrome, Relapse Remitting MS, genetic factors, and risk factors such as smoking and infections.
