Reference no: EM133220140

1. s/s of both upper and lower brain lesions
2. s/s of muscular dystrophy; both Duchenne and Becker's
3. The pathophysiology, etiology, s/s, treatments (if any)  for myasthenia gravis
4. The pathophysiology, etiology, s/s, treatments (if any)  for multiple sclerosis
5. The different types or nerve injuries and whether or not the nerve can recover from the injury 
6. The pathophysiology, etiology, s/s, and treatment  (if any)  for Parkinson's disease
7.  s/s that result from complete transection of the spinal cord;  s/s both above and below the transaction
8. The pathophysiology, etiology, s/s, and treatment (if any) for ALS and s/s associated with the disorder
9. The difference between vasogenic and cytogenic cerebral edema
10. The different types of hydrocephalus and treatments
11. The causes and differences between primary and secondary brain injury
12. What are the different types of hematoma as it relates to where the blood is located
13. What is the difference between a concussion and a contusion, and what are some s/s of each
14. What is the difference between a TIA and a CVA? What are some causes and possible treatments (if any) for each
15. What are the differences between tonic-clonic seizure, atonic seizure, myotonic seizure, focal seizure with impairment of consciousness, and unimpaired consciousness
16. What are the different types of dementia, and what are the different stages of Alzheimer's disease
17. What is the difference between focal and global ischemia, and what are some causes of each
18. The types of brain tumors, which one is the most common types, which one is the most aggressive
19. Why can 2 people who are suffering from a TIA present with very different s/s
20. What are the pathophysiology, s/s, and etiology of vaginitis and cervicitis; how would you tell the difference between the two