725. Tick paralysis: name of toxin, supposed mechanism, s/sx, ddx, Rx // Two most common inflammatory myopathies, s/sx, Rx
724. Botulism pathophysiology, infant botulism pathophysiology, s/sx, distinguishing feature vs. MG, Rx
719. Five characteristics to distinguish UMN from LMN lesions / Which autonomic syndrome is associated with NMJ disease? / Myopathy s/sx // Nonroutine tests to consider in weakness
718. Methods and key numbers in the assessment of respiratory function in neuromuscular disease / Poliomyelitis: Where is the lesion? What sort of deficit? Clinical scenario
FVC NIF
717. What is a radiculopathy? Main symptom? / Characterize strength, sensation, DTRs, and wasting in myelopathy / motor neuron disease (ALS) / neuropathy / NMJ disease / myopathy
NEJM 2005
706. What answers can alectrophysiologic nerve testing (EMG and nerve conduction studies) provide? / Causes of acute, emergent weakness
699. Three cardinal s&sx of spinal cord dysfunction / 0-5 motor function grading scale / Five localizations of neuromuscular weakness and their respective features
168. Lassa fever features / Polio clinical course
143. Confirmation of Botulism dx / ddx / Tx
