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CNS anatomy and function
Which areas of the body have the ...,
What is the montreal procedure,
What would symptoms of damage to ...
8
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Disability
Definition of disability,
What is an impairment,
How long must a problem be presen...
4
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Regions and Features of the Brain and Arterial Supply
What constitutes the peripheral n...,
What are the divisions of the per...,
What are the two components of th...
22
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Pain 1 Peripheral Mechanisms and Central Pathways
Describe the process by which sti...,
What are somatic senses,
Define pain
41
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Pain 2 (analgesia)
What is stress analgesia,
Describe the stress analgesia pat...,
What is the function of gaba in a...
21
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Introduction to the CNS, its Neurotransmitters and Blood Brain Barrier
Where does the spinal cord start end,
What structure do spinal nerves e...,
What is the last structure of the...
65
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Physiology of hearing and vestibular systems
What is the function of the pinna,
What are sound molecules,
Where do the sound waves travel a...
53
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Dural venous sinuses and ventricular systems
What are the dural venous sinuses,
Where do the dural venous sinuses...,
What are the dural partitions
29
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Brain haemorrhage
Are subarachnoid haemorrhages rare,
What is a subarachnoid haemorrhage,
Define aneurysm
25
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Headache assessment 1
What are the symptoms for dangero...,
What are most recurrent chronic h...,
What is a thunderclap headache
24
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Headache assessment 2
What is meningism,
What would you examine for with a...,
What is horner s syndrome
17
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CNS infections
What is the most common anti viral,
What are the most common meningit...,
What type of organism is neisseri...
25
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CNS Motor control; Spinal Reflexes
Describe components of a reflex arc,
What are the levels of integration,
What fibres sense changes in leng...
22
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Impairment of motor control - clinical signs and patterns
Within the frontal lobe how does ...,
How does the signal to move progr...,
What makes up a lower motor neurone
48
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CNS - motor control; cortex and allied structures
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Ascending tracts, sensory receptors
What are sensory receptors,
What are the somatic senses,
What are the special senses
50
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Forensic pathology of head injuries
What scale is used to assess head...,
What are the types of injuries,
What are the types of skull fracture
17
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Hydrocephalus
What is csf,
How much csf will ventricles norm...,
What cells produce csf
29
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Intracranial vascular pathology
What is the difference between in...,
Define shock,
What is ischaemia often referred ...
24
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Osteology of head
What are fontanelles,
What are the fontanelles,
Where is the coronal suture located
35
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Microanatomy of eye
What structure produces tear,
What protective structures does t...,
What are the black coloured and w...
51
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Cranial Nerves
Which part of the nervous system ...,
How many cranial nerves are there,
What are the first 5 cn
26
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Disorders of Spine
What way are the sensory fibres a...,
What way are the motor fibres arr...,
What are the two sensory systems
39
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Pathophysiology of sensory systems
What parts of the ear can cause c...,
What parts of the ear cause senso...,
What usually causes otitis media
60
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Vision 1
What are the three layers of the ...,
What are the three parts of the uvea,
What are the functions of the sclera
30
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Microanatomy of ear
Where are hearing and balance rec...,
What epithelium lines the externa...,
What glands secrete ear wax
28
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Collapse
What are the possible differentia...,
What are the types of syncopes,
What are the types of neurally me...
21
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Anatomy superficial face
What is the vertex of the skull,
What cranial nerve innervates face,
What nerves innervates the back o...
28
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Vision 2
What is the point at which centra...,
What branch does the internal car...,
What part of the eye is supplied ...
38
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neurobiology of emotions
What structures make up the limbi...,
What is the function of the hippo...,
What is the function of the amygdala
27
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Pharmacology of epilepsy
Define epilepsy,
Give examples of causes of provok...,
To be diagnosed with epilepsy wha...
40
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Neurological Presentations of Psychiatric Illness
How does hysteria present,
What is somatization syndrome,
What are the forms of somatoform ...
25
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Psychiatric Presentations of Neurological Disease
What is an organic disorder,
What are some of the ways an orga...,
What is wernicke korsakoff syndrome
22
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Introduction to Functional Neurological Disorder
What is fnd,
What kind of symptoms can be seen...,
What diagnostic criteria are need...
3
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Embryology 1
What is the process by which brai...,
What structure induces formation ...,
What does the neural plate form
24
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Embryology 2
What are the final closures of the,
What are the secondary vesicles o...,
What is the secondary vesicle of ...
25
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Brain Tumours
What are the symptoms of a brain ...,
What does focal and generalised s...,
What is the common presentation o...
30
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Clinical neurophysiology
What are the different sections o...,
What three nerves does the brachi...,
What does the median nerve supply
32
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Oral Cavity
What are the two groups of tongue...,
What is the function of intrinsic...,
What are the different intrinsic ...
16
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Nerve, muscle and NMJ pathology
What is the cause of lambert eato...,
What is the cause of myasthenia g...,
What is the cause of duchennes mu...
24
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Neuroradiology
What are the primary neurological...,
When is ct useful,
What are the advantages of ct
7
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Diagnosing LMN disorders
How will damage to lmn present,
How will damage to umn present,
What are radiculopathies
27
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Types and treatment of LMN disorders
What is the most common cause of ...,
How will dermatomyositis present,
How is dermatomyositis treated
23
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Physiology of taste and smell
What branch of the facial nerve p...,
How is sensation across the tongu...,
What two nerves provide taste sen...
6
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pharynx and larynx anatomy
What are the three regions of the...,
What two tracts join into the pha...,
Where does the pharynx start and end
41
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Parkinsonism
What are the symptoms of parkinso...,
What are the possible causes of p...,
What is the pathophysiology of pa...
29
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Neurodegenerative disorders
What is the definition of dementia,
What are the possible causes of d...,
What is the pathophysiology of al...
21
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Hypokinetic disorders
What does tar dive mean,
What is chorea,
What are the types of hyperkineti...
43
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Anatomy of Neck
What is the group of nerves in th...,
What are the roots of the cervica...,
What are the sensory branches of ...
30
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psychopharmacology
What was the first antipsychotic ...,
What is the first line treatment ...,
What model is used to treat psych...
23
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Head injury and concussion
Symptoms of head injury,
Signs of head injury,
What is the difference between pr...
23
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Dementia
What factors are included in the ...,
Define dementia,
What are the causes of dementia
18
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Eye as window to brain pathology
What ocular changes could indicat...,
What ocular changes could indicat...
2
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