Statistics and Probability

Part 1

Definitions

ideal result - The result you would lean toward occur. The numerator in a proportion.

conceivable result - All potential aftereffects of an occasion. The denominator in a proportion.

result - A potential aftereffect of a likelihood test

weighty - (adj) substantial

Part 2

Question:

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Palmer subsequently brought thispro seaction in United States District Court under 42 U. S. C. 1983. Respondent claimed that Hudson had conducted the shakedown search of his cell and had brought a false charge against him solely to harass him, and that, in violation of his Fourteenth Amendment right not to be deprived of property without due process of law, Hudson had intentionally destroyed certain of his noncontraband personal property during the September 16 search. Hudson denied each allegation; he moved for and was granted summary judgment. The District Court accepted respondent's allegations as true but held nonetheless, relying onParrattv.Taylor, supra,that the alleged destruction of respondent's property, even if intentional, did not violate the Fourteenth Amendment because there were state tort remedies available to redress the deprivation, App. 31^[1]and that the alleged harassment did not "rise to the level of a constitutional deprivation,"id.,at 32.

additional questions

Question 1

Can Synacthen be used instead of steroids in the treatment of idiopathic

Bell's palsy and how long should the treatment last? What is the

recommended dose?

Question 2

Is aciclovir a helpful treatment for idiopathic Bell's palsy?

Question 3

In a child aged 5 years, can the presence of horizontal, fine, bilateral

nystagmus with the fast component towards the point of fixation, with

no other neurological or system abnormality, be considered a normal

variant?

Question 4

Are inner ear sedatives, and betahistine in particular, effective in the

treatment of vertigo due to lateral medullary syndrome or any central

lesion?

Question 5

Are steroids appropriate in the treatment for vestibular neuronitis?

Question 6

Why is there no gag reflex during the act of deglutition as I have seen

that when we touch any thing to the posterior third of the tongue there is

always gag reflex?

Question 7

Can cerebellar lesions cause head nodding? Is this involuntary

movement diagnostic for a cerebellar lesion in a patient who does not

display Parkinsonian features or essential tremor?

Question 8

1. What is the treatment of choice in symptomatic myoclonus resulting

from a lesion of the cerebral cortex or spinal cord?

2. Does piracetam have a role in treatment of symptomatic myoclonus

resulting from lesion of the cerebral cortex or spinal cord?

Question 9

Is ankle clonus diagnostic of pyramidal tract lesion?

Question10

Is pronator drift pathognomonic of a pyramidal tract lesion or does it

occur with any lesion of the motor system?21s21