WorksheetsGBS REVIEW TEST
Total questions: 15
Worksheet time: 8mins
Fully develops once a person reaches his/her 20's
Puberty
Guillain - Barre Syndrome
Gray matter
Plateau phase
Autoimmune Disease that affects the Myelin sheath of the White matter?
Gulligan - Bard Symptom
Guillain - Barre Syndrome
Guillian - Barre Syndrome
Guillain - Baurr Syndrome
What makes 60% of the Brain?
Gray matter
Doesn't Matter
Myelin sheath
White matter
The Guillain - Barre Syndrome is also known as, except:
Acute Idiopathic Polyneuropathy
Acute Inflammatory Demyelinating Disease
Infectious Polyneuritis
Liandry's Syndrome
In this phase of GBS, there is a gradual decrease of symptoms
Acute phase
Recovery phase
Plateau phase
Hoe phase
Schwann cells cannot keep up with remyelination in what step?
Step 4
Step 5
Step 6
Step 7
The following are included in Clinical Manifestations, except:
Paresthesia of Fingers and Toes
Weakness
Proximal to Distal
Symmetric
(Etiology) Most common Virus
Camptobacter jejuni
Rotavirus
Cytomegalovirus
Human Papillovirus
Based on age groups for First peak and Second peak, which person does not belong?
Tommy, a 28 year old
Mufasa, a 45 year old
Squidward, 52 years old
67 year old Lady Gaga
Following the Pathophysiology of GBS, step 6 is?
Immune system attacks the infection
Schwann Cells remyelinate the nerves
Immune system keeps attacking the myelin sheath
Schwann Cells cannot keep up with remyelination
The following are the 5 "S" of GBS, which one is not?
Seventh cranial nerve: Most commonly affected
Second peak: Peak of Paralysis
Six months: recommendation
Symptoms: 2-4 weeks
Most commonly affected nerve: ____
Least commonly affected nerve: ____
Cranial Nerve 7, 9
Cranial Nerve 8, 7
Cranial Nerve 5, 7
Cranial Nerve 7, 8
In Prognosis, what recovery status comprises 10%
Significant Repairments
Significant Impairments
Singular Improvement
Significant Improvement
It allows exchange of information and communication
between different areas of the brain, the spinal cord
and muscles
Synapses
Myelin sheath
White matter
Gray matter
Contains most of the brain's neuronal cell bodies
Gray matter
Skull
Cerebral cortex
White matter
