24 yo F, MVA with TBI is monitored in the ICU. Sodium is noted to be 129 and ADH levels are elevated. She is diagnosed with SIADH. Which of the medications on her med list is the most likely offending agent?

24 yo F, MVA with TBI is monitored in the ICU. Sodium is noted to be 129 and ADH levels are elevated. She is diagnosed with SIADH. She complains of anorexia and nausea, no vomiting. Denies confusion or convulsions. In addition to stopping any offending agent, what is the next best step?

25M, TBI with MRI showing fracture of turcica. Which sodium disorder would you most likely expect to see?

Which of the following is not true when classifying Mild TBI's (Concussions)?

Mild TBI Constitutes what percentage of TBI cases in the United States?

Second Impact Syndrome which occurs when a person suffers a secondary insult to the brain before symptoms of a prior concussion have resolved can result to rapid deterioration and death. What is the proposed mechanism involved in this syndrome?

Which domain is not included when classifying Concussion severity?

After sustaining a concussion, when is the earliest possible allowable return to play?

The majority of posttraumatic seizures are

In the TBI population, which medications are preferred for partial seizure and generalized seizure, respectively?

Which of the following risk factors is NOT associated with a higher risk of late posttraumatic seizures?

If a late post-traumatic seizure occurs, the probability of recurrent late PTS is:

Which AED is associated with gastrointestinal side effects?

A 65 yo patient with posttraumatic epilepsy with breakthrough seizures on phenobarbital and carbamazepine has valproic acid added to his regimen. What symptoms would most likely occur if a drug interaction results in toxicity?

When is it reasonable to consider withdrawal of antiepileptic drugs for patients with posttraumatic epilepsy?

A higher level patient with TBI on inpatient rehab unit develops decreased appetite, weight loss, and altered feeding pattern. What CN was most likely injured?

A TBI patient is in a floor (Craig) bed thrashing about. What is the most appropriate next step?

What is the first line treatment for a patient with TBI who develops HTN, tachycardia, and perspiration?

In regards to the dopamine pathways, decreasing dopamine in the nigrostriatal pathway leads to which of the following?

Of the following, which class of medications was shown by the Cochrane Review to have the best evidence for efficacy in treating post-traumatic agitation?

Which of the following atypical antipsychotic medications has the serious side effect of agranulocytosis?

Which class of medications was shown to impair motor recovery (with early daily administration) and cause transient recurrence of hemiparesis (with late administration) in cortically injured rats?

Which of the following medications may be a good choice for TBI patients whose aggression is related to manic effects and for those with cyclic mood disorders?

23 y/o M w/ Hx TBI 3 months ago reports worsening pain and decreased range of motion in his right hip. On exam, his hip is warm and with mild swelling. On labs, his alkaline phosphatase is elevated. What is the most likely cause of his lower extremity pain?

What is the preferred medication for new onset of hypertension following TBI?

What is the first line treatment for a TBI patient with neurogenic bladder?

Which of the following is true when comparing parenteral to enteral nutrition?

Which of the following are more likely potential risks associated with enteral feeding compared to parenteral feeding?