SAQ 701 – Neurology – diplopia and upper motor neuron signs

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A 25-year-old woman with no past medical history presents to your ED with gradual-onset diplopia.

She takes no regular medicines and has no history of trauma.

Using the table, list four (4) neurological diagnoses to explain her presentation. For each diagnosis, aside from diplopia, state one (1) clinical examination finding and one (1) investigation finding that would support it.

(Marked out of 12.0)


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On examination she has lower limb weakness. List four (4) clinical signs that distinguish an upper motor neuron origin of neuromuscular weakness.

(Marked out of 4.0)


/ 4

Total Score: 0 / 16

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