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TEST-CHAPTER FOUR
Questions marked
with * are more appropriate
for residents.TRAUMATIC BRAIN INJURY
2. Which of the following identifies damaged axons in diffuse axonal injury?
4. All subdural hematomas have a free interval between the trauma and onset of symptoms
7. Beta amyloid precursor protein is produced by neurons at the time of traumatic brain injury
*8. A fibrous inner membrane encapsulating the subdural hematoma develops in:
9. Who is more susceptible to developing a subdural hematoma?
10. The most common traumatic brain injury is:
*11. Yellow (or orange) plaques ("Taches Jaunes") are:
12. Axonal swellings occur mainly in :
13. The mechanism by which axonal swellings occur in diffuse axonal injury involves all of the following
processes except:
*14. Among the following structures, petechiae, in diffuse axonal injury, are found most commonly in:
*15. Petechiae, in diffuse axonal injury, are most commonly found in which of the following?
*16. The Bielschowsky stain shows axonal swellings in:
*17. The brain of a 62 year old former professional boxer who has dementia
and Parkinsonian manifestations shows:
18. A patient with a glioblastoma multiforme in the right frontoparietal area develops right hemiparesis
and a fixed dilated right pupil. The cause of these neurological findings is:
20. The pathology in the section across the midbrain shown below is the result of:
21. The pathological lesions shown below are the result of:
22. The lesions in this 7 month old baby girl shown below are most likely caused by:
*23. The most likely mechanism for the lesions shown below is:
24. The brain lesions in the 57 year old man shown below are most likely due to:
25. The lesions illustrated below are most likely to occur as a result of:
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