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TQ Course | Neural Pearls (Sarasota 2023)

by Innereactive | Mar 6, 2023 | 2023 Sarasota, TQ Courses | 0 comments

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Neural Pearls

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1. Which of the following is generally not considered to be a neuro-ophthalmic urgency or emergency?*
2. Any acute vision loss in the elderly should be immediately suspected as the cause?*
3. Over which age is giant cell arteritis and arteritis ischemic optic neuropathy a consideration?*
4. Which of the following is typically not elevated in giant cell arteritis?*
5. What is the most important definitive treatment for patients with pseudotumor cerebri?*
6. What is the etiology behind horizontal diplopia in patients with pseudotumor cerebri?*
7. Which of the following is not a typical cause of pseudotumor cerebri?*
8. What is the minimum recommended weight loss for managing pseudotumor cerebri?*
9. Which of the following regarding an isolated cranial nerve 3 palsy is considered an emergency?*
10. A patient presenting with sudden onset headache, diplopia, and bitemporal visual field loss should immediately be suspected of having which condition?*
11. What is the recommended treatment for patients with giant cell arteritis?*
12. What is the typical visual field defect seen in non-arteritic anterior ischemic optic neuropathy?*
13. What is the recommended medical treatment for a patient diagnosed with pseudotumor cerebri?*
14. Which of the following is not an alternate therapy for pseudotumor cerebri?*
15. Which of the following is characteristic of fulminant IIH?*
16. What percentage of cranial nerve 3 palsies are caused by aneurysm?*
17. What field defect is typical for pituitary apoplexy?*
18. What is the most concerning cause of a 3rd order, sudden-onset, painful Horner syndrome?*
19. What is the major concern from carotid dissection?*
20. What is the most common cause of cranial nerve 4 palsy?*

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After 5/5/2023, pricing will increase to $30.
This course was presented over 60 days ago. Due to this late submission of TQ, your TQ credit price is $30.
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