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Neurological

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What is an acute, complete or partial paralysis of the peripheral facial nerve   Bells Palsy  
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What are some proposed etiologies for Bells Palsy?   1. Metabolic 2. Genetic 3. Autoimmune 4. Vascular 5. Entrapment 6. Infections  
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Name some symptoms of Bells Palsy.   1. facial weakness of upper and lower facial musculature (usually unilateral) 2. subjective facial numbness 3. postauricular pain 4. abnormal lacrimination  
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Name some clinical findings of Bells Palsy.   1. smooth forehead(loss of wrinkles) 2. flattened nasolabial fold 3. asymmetric smile 4. paresis=progressive 7-10 days 5. diminished corneal reflex 6. weakness of the orbicularis oris and orbicularis oculi 7. remainder of neurologic exam is normal  
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Name some diagnostic considerations for Bells Palsy.   Labs including CBC, Sed Rate, TH, electrolytes, glucose. Lyme titer MRI Nerve Conduction Study  
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What are some differential diagnoses for Bells Palsy?   CVA Trauma Infection - OM, mastoiditis Herpes Zoster Neoplasms HIV  
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What is the treatment for Bells Palsy?   Anti-virals: acyclovir Corticosteroids Supportive care Reassurance - most patients recover within 6-12 weeks follow closely for first few weeks.  
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