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Froggy Jumps Guillain-Barré QuizOnline version Guillain-Barré basics by Acitlalin González Santiago 1 What is Guillain-Barré syndrome? a A genetic muscle dystrophy. b An acute autoimmune disorder causing rapid, progressive weakness. c A chronic nerve degeneration disease. 2 What is a common initial symptom of Guillain-Barré? a Chronic muscle cramps. b Weakness that begins in the legs. c Persistent dizziness. 3 Which is a typical trigger for Guillain-Barré? a Inherited nerve mutation. b Recent infection that precedes symptoms. c Direct spinal cord injury. 4 How quickly can Guillain-Barré reach its peak weakness? a In a few hours. b Several years. c About 2–4 weeks. 5 How is Guillain-Barré usually diagnosed? a MRI of the brain only. b Muscle biopsy as first test. c Nerve conduction studies and CSF with high protein and normal cells. 6 What are common treatments for Guillain-Barré? a IVIG or plasmapheresis. b Chemotherapy as standard therapy. c Long-term antibiotics. 7 What is the typical prognosis for Guillain-Barré? a Leads to permanent paralysis in all cases. b Most people recover, though some have lasting weakness. c Always complete recovery within days. 8 Which risk factor influences GBS severity? a Chronic vitamin deficiency as the main cause. b Young age only with no infection history. c Older age and preceding infection can worsen outcomes. 9 What is a major life-threatening complication of Guillain-Barré? a Respiratory failure requiring ventilation. b Permanent coma. c Chronic liver failure. 10 Can Guillain-Barré be prevented by vaccines? a There is no vaccine to prevent GBS. b Vaccines prevent all cases. c Antibiotics before infection prevent it.

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Guillain-Barré QuizOnline version

Guillain-Barré basics

by Acitlalin González Santiago

What is Guillain-Barré syndrome?

A genetic muscle dystrophy.

An acute autoimmune disorder causing rapid, progressive weakness.

A chronic nerve degeneration disease.

What is a common initial symptom of Guillain-Barré?

Chronic muscle cramps.

Weakness that begins in the legs.

Persistent dizziness.

Which is a typical trigger for Guillain-Barré?

Inherited nerve mutation.

Recent infection that precedes symptoms.

Direct spinal cord injury.

How quickly can Guillain-Barré reach its peak weakness?

In a few hours.

Several years.

About 2–4 weeks.

How is Guillain-Barré usually diagnosed?

MRI of the brain only.

Muscle biopsy as first test.

Nerve conduction studies and CSF with high protein and normal cells.

What are common treatments for Guillain-Barré?

IVIG or plasmapheresis.

Chemotherapy as standard therapy.

Long-term antibiotics.

What is the typical prognosis for Guillain-Barré?

Leads to permanent paralysis in all cases.

Most people recover, though some have lasting weakness.

Always complete recovery within days.

Which risk factor influences GBS severity?

Chronic vitamin deficiency as the main cause.

Young age only with no infection history.

Older age and preceding infection can worsen outcomes.

What is a major life-threatening complication of Guillain-Barré?

Respiratory failure requiring ventilation.

Permanent coma.

Chronic liver failure.

Can Guillain-Barré be prevented by vaccines?

There is no vaccine to prevent GBS.

Vaccines prevent all cases.

Antibiotics before infection prevent it.

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Guillain-Barré QuizOnline version

by Acitlalin González Santiago

What is Guillain-Barré syndrome?

What is a common initial symptom of Guillain-Barré?

Which is a typical trigger for Guillain-Barré?

How quickly can Guillain-Barré reach its peak weakness?

How is Guillain-Barré usually diagnosed?

What are common treatments for Guillain-Barré?

What is the typical prognosis for Guillain-Barré?

Which risk factor influences GBS severity?

What is a major life-threatening complication of Guillain-Barré?

Can Guillain-Barré be prevented by vaccines?

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