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Alzhiemer's
What are the two main causes of a...,
What genetic factors may increase...,
What is the pathology of alzheimers
12
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B12 Deficiency Myelitis
What is the cause of b12 deficiency,
What is the pathology of b12 defi...,
Symptoms of b12 deficiency myelop...
7
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Blackout
What is the differential diagnosi...,
What is stokes adams syndrome,
What may be indicative of an epil...
4
cards
Bulbar Palsy
What can cause bulbar palsy,
What is bulbar palsy,
What are the symptoms of bulbar p...
4
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Carpal Tunnel
What causes carpal tunnel syndrom...,
What spinal segments run through ...,
What symptoms are present with ca...
10
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Cerebral Abscess
What causes a cerebral abscess,
What infected structures does a c...,
What is the most common organism ...
10
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Channelopathies
What is the most common channelop...,
What channels are affected by dys...,
What causes channelopathies
10
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Cluster Headache
What causes cluster headaches,
Symptoms of a cluster headache,
Ddx of clusters
7
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Dementia
What are the main types and cause...,
What actually is dementia,
Most important part of a dementia...
7
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Dermatomyositis and Polymyositis
0
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Encephalitis
What causes encephalitis,
What common viruses cause encepha...,
What is encephalitis
7
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Epidural Haemorrhage
What is the main cause of an epid...,
What is the common pattern follow...,
Where does blood accumulate in an...
10
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Epilepsy (focal onset)
What does a focal seizure usually...,
What usually causes focal epilepsy,
What symptoms are present with fo...
9
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Epilepsy (primary generalised)
What is epilepsy,
What does primary generalised mean,
What may be a cause of a seizure
15
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Giant Cell Arteritis
What is giant cell arteritis,
What is affected in giant cell ar...,
What are the symptoms of giant ce...
8
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Head Injury Initial Assessment
0
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Intracranial Venous Thrombosis
Risk factors of an ic venous thro...,
Which sinuses are most commonly a...,
Symptoms of sagittal sinus vt
10
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Meningitis
What are the most common bacteria...,
What viruses can cause it,
What is affected by the infection
15
cards
Migraine
Causes of migraine,
What does vascular constriction i...,
What does vascular dilatation cau...
13
cards
MND
What is motor neurone disease,
Are there any known causes of mnd,
What neurones umn lmn are affected
13
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Multiple Sclerosis
What is the pathology of ms,
What is post infective gliosis,
What causes are linked to ms
25
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Muscular Dystrophies
3 main muscular dystrophies,
What are the causes of muscular d...,
What is the pathology of muscular...
7
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Myasthenia Gravis
What is the cause of myasthenia g...,
Symptoms of myasthenia gravis,
What tests should be done for mya...
9
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Parkinson's Disease
Pathology of parkinsons disease,
What symptoms have to be present ...,
What is bradykinesis
13
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Paroxysmal Hemicrania
Wtf is paroxysmal hemicrania,
What are the symptoms of paroxysm...,
How long does paroxysmal hemicran...
3
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Polyneuropathy
What is a polyneuropathy,
What is the pathology of a polyne...,
What are the causes of mostly mot...
13
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Pseudobulbar Palsy
What is pseudobulbar palsy,
What can damage the corticobulbar...,
Symptoms
4
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Raised ICP Initial Assessment
What can cause raised icp,
What are the 3 types of cerebral ...,
What causes vasogenic oedema
17
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Short Lasting Neuralgiform Headache with Conjunctival Injection/Lacrimation (SUNCT)
Ddx,
Symptoms,
Treatment
3
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Spinal Cord Stroke
What is the blood supply to the s...,
What artery is more likely to be ...,
What is a spinal cord stroke
11
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Stroke
What are the causes of ischaemic ...,
What is the main cause of haemorr...,
What do symptoms depend on
8
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Subarachnoid Haemorrhage
Biggest cause of a sah,
What other causes are there,
Where are the commonest areas for...
14
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Subdural Haemorrhage
What is the main type of injury a...,
What does the decelerating injury...,
Where does the bleed occur in sub...
11
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Tension Headache
Aetiology of tension headaches,
Characteristics of a tension head...,
Treatment
4
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TIA's
What is a tia,
What is the diagnostic criteria o...,
What are the causes of a tia
13
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Trigeminal Neuralgia
What is trigeminal neuralgia,
What is usually responsible for c...,
Symptoms
8
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