Save Bear!

Bear is exhibiting stuporous mentation! What does this mean?

• Bear is responsive to normal stimuli and painful stimuli

• Bear is less responsive to normal stimuli, but responsive to painful stimuli

• Bear is unresponsive to normal stimuli, but responsive to painful stimuli

• Bear is unresponsive to normal and painful stimuli

Bear's uncoordinated eye and head positions are manifested as...

• Nystagmus fast phase to the left

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    Strabismus in left eye

• Nystagmus fast phase to the left

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    Strabismus in right eye

• Nystagmus fast phase to the right
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  Strabismus in left eye

• Nystagmus fast phase to the right
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  Strabismus in right eye

Which of the following symptoms point toward Bear's central vestibular system dysfunction:

• nystagmus, strabismus, fever

• strabismus, fever, enophthalmos

• strabismus, enophthalmos, nystagmus

• strabismus,

  nystagmus,

  neutrophils in CSF

What could explain the increased neutrophil content in Bear's CSF?

• Inflammation

• Fever

• Bacterial Infection

• Viral Infection

Are the primary affected nerves more medial or lateral?

• Medial

• Lateral

Is the tumour more superior or inferior to the brainstem?

• Superior

• Inferior

Where is the tumour located?

• Left superolateral brainstem

• Left superomedial brainstem

• Left inferolateral brainstem

• Left inferomedial brainstem

What is one way we might treat and save Bear?

• Radiation therapy

• Antibiotics

• Vaccination

• Physical therapy

• Surgery