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Week 1: Pre-lecture 1 and Lecture 1: Intro to Brain
Which aspects does a coronal plan...,
Which aspects does a sagittal pla...,
What do these mean 1 dorsal2 vent...
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Week 1: Lecture 2 - The Skull
How many bones are there in the s...,
What are the bones in the skull c...,
Which is the only joint in the sk...
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Week 1: Lecture 3- Meninges and ventricles
What are the 3 meningeal layers t...,
Which artery supplies dura mater,
Which layer is below the skin and...
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Week 1: Lecture 4 - Blood supply to the brain
What of our oxygen is used by the...,
What are 4 possible causes of foc...,
What is a tia
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Week 2: Head and Neck 1 - Front of neck
Where is the hyoid bone located,
At what vertebral level is the th...,
Where is the cricoid cartilage
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Week 2: Head and Neck 2: Face and Skull
What are the 3 branches of the tr...,
What are the 3 groups of muscles ...,
What are the 6 muscles of facial ...
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Week 3 Lecture 5: Brain Death
How is wakefulness produced,
What is consciousness,
What does quadriplegic mean
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Week 3 Lecture 6: Brainstem and Intro to Cerebellum
What is a conduit,
What does the reticular formation...,
What is the reticular formation
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Week 3 SDL and Practical Session: Brain, meninges and blood supply
Explain the significance of the c...,
What does grey matter consist of,
What does white matter consist of
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Week 3 Lecture 7: Cranial nerves
Which cranial nerves emerge from ...,
For each fibre type within a cran...,
Which two fibres and therefore tw...
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Week 3 Lecture 8: The forebrain
What is the cerebrum forebrain co...,
During embryonic development what...,
What is the anterior commissure
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Week 4 Clinical Cases
If a patient cannot screw up his ...,
Which muscle is injured if a pati...,
If a patient has a lesion in the ...
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Week 4 Lecture 9: Localisation
What are the names of the sulci i...,
The frontal lobe is divided into ...,
The temporal lobe is divided into...
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Week 4 SDL and Practical: Brainstem, cerebellum and cranial nerves
Which sub divisions of the brain ...,
Where is the pyramidal decussation,
Where is the gracile tubercle and...
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Week 5 Lecture 10: The vertebral column
The adult vertebral column has 33...,
At what vertebral level foes the ...,
What 3 structures hold the verteb...
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Week 5 Lecture 11: Spinal cord and spinal nerves
Is the somatic nervous system vol...,
Is the autonomic nervous system v...,
What is white matter made of
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Back Pain
What are the functions of our spine,
What are the 3 curves in a normal...,
What is a slipped disc
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Week 5 Lecture 12: Ascending Pathways
What sensations is the spinothala...,
What sensations is the dorsal col...,
What is a dermatome
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Week 6 Lecture 13: Descending pathways
What does an ascending pathway do...,
What are the lateral corticospina...,
What are the features of upper mo...
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Week 6 Clinical Lecture: Stroke and Vascular disorders
What is a stroke,
What is the definition of a cereb...,
What is the definition of a intra...
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Week 6 SDL: Contents of vertebral canal/ column
In adulthood why is the spinal co...,
At which level does the spinal co...,
At which level does the spinal co...
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Week 7 Lecture 14: Autonomic Nervous System
Give three key features of the ans,
How is the peripheral nervous sys...,
What is homeostasis
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Week 7 SDL and Practical: Forebrain, ventricles and CSF
What is the forebrain cerebrum ma...,
What are the four components of t...,
How might a patient with a tumour...
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Week 8: Somatosensory disorders
Explain the features of the dorsa...,
Explain the features of the spino...,
What is dissociated sensory loss
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Week 8: Skin histology
What are the functions of the skin,
What are the 3 layers of skin,
What type of cells are found in t...
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Week 8: Headache
What is a secondary headache,
Explain the different types of on...,
What is an episodic headache give...
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Week 8: Epilepsy
What is a seizure,
What are the two basic mechanisms...,
What do inhibitory interneurones do
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Week 9: Spinal Reflexes
What are umns in the brain needed...,
What are lmns in the spinal cord ...,
What are the 3 types of spinal re...
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Clinical lectures Week 9
How do motor neuron problems firs...,
What are the 6 pathologies that c...,
In umn weakness what happens to 1...
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Week 10 Clinical Lecture: Pain and Somatosensory Disorders
What receptors are frree nerve en...,
What are the general principles w...,
What is the relationship between ...
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Week 10: The Cerebellum
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Week 10: The Cerebellum
What are the functions of the cer...,
What is synergy,
How does the cerebellum act ipsil...
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Week 10 SDL Head injuries
How is consciousness defined,
When should the c spine always be...,
When should oxygen always be given
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Week 10: Local Anaesthetics
What are the 3 types of local ana...,
What is a local anaesthetic,
What are the non pharmacological ...
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Week 10: General anaesthesia
What is general anaesthesia,
Balanced anaesthesia requires 3 t...,
Explain the 7 steps carried out f...
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Week 10: Pain
What is pain,
What is the area that lights up a...,
What are the components of the pa...
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Week 11: Eye and Ear SDL
What occupies the anterior chambe...,
What and where is the conjuctiva,
What is the function of the conju...
29
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Week 11: Multiple Sclerosis
What is a scotoma,
What is optic neuritis,
What is transverse myelitis
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Week 11: Visual Pathway Lecture
How does light information travel...,
What is the order of layers of th...,
What structures is the choroid co...
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Week 11: Visual Field Defects
What is vitreous humour,
What is refraction and when does ...,
What does accommodation mean
59
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Week 11: Auditory Pathway
Which bone does the ear sit around,
How is the ear divided,
What is the function of the auricle
39
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Week 13: Basal Ganglia/ Nuclei
What is the primary function of t...,
How can the basal ganglia modulat...,
What will lesions to the basal ga...
32
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Week 13: The Limbic System
What are the functions of the lim...,
Which structures make up the limb...,
How are the olfactory bulb and tr...
34
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Week 9: Parkinson's disease
What are the top 2 most common ne...,
What is parkinsonism,
What is the most common cause of ...
32
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