Questions 1. Regarding the pathophysiology of myasthenia gravis, what is/are the possible mechanisms by which acetylcholine receptor antibodies interfere with neuromuscular transmission? A. Binding to the acetylcholine receptor and blocking…
Answers 1.D. All three are mechanisms of anti-acetylcholine receptor antibodies. 2.B. The medial lemniscus (ML) is widely separated from the anterolateral system (ALS) in the medulla. In fact, ML and…
1. Regarding the pathophysiology of myasthenia gravis, what is/are the possible mechanisms by which acetylcholine receptor antibodies interfere with neuromuscular transmission? A. binding to the acetylcholine receptor and blocking the…
1.D. All three are mechanisms of antiacetylcholine receptor antibodies. 2.B. The medial lemniscus (ML) is widely separated from the anterolateral system (ALS) in the medulla. In fact, ML and ALS…
