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DPT_NEURO_5
GUILLAINE-BARRE SYNDROME
| Question | Answer |
|---|---|
| GBS is the demyelination of | PNS |
| GBS is aka | Acute inflammatory demyelinating polyneuropathy Landry's ascending paralysis |
| Main symptom of GBS focuses on | Ascending paralysis + arreflexia |
| Main risk factors of GBS | Vacteria Virus Vaccination |
| Characteristic of paralysis in GBS | Symmetrical, ascending |
| S/sx associated in vital signs in GBS | Autonomic dysreflexia |
| S/sx associated with elimination in GBS | Urinary retention, ileus |
| Cranial nerve involvement in GBS | Cranial 9 palsy |
| Is there cognitive decline in GBS | None - bcz it only affects PNS, not CNS |
| Main complication associated with GBS | Apiration pneumonia |
| Cardiac complications in GBS | Arrhythmias & DVT |
| Gold standard Dx test in GBS | Nerve conduction studies |
| Classic sign in Lumbar puncture test findings in GBS | INC. protein, NORMLA WBC |
| Priority in GBS | Patent airway |
| Anticoagulant is given for patients with GBS due to | Risk for DVT since there is paralysis and it can render the patient bedridden |
| Exercise for GBS | Passive ROM |
| Intervention in GBS where it physically cleans the blood, removing the harmful autoimmune proteins that are actively attacking the peripheral nervous system. | Plasmapheresis |
| What to give if patient with GBS is having plasmapheresis | IVIGs |