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Introduction
True or false the cranial nerves ...,
What innervates dermatomes,
Where does the csf sit in relatio...
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Histology
What makes white matter white,
L,
What type of cells produce csf
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CNS Transmission
What is the difference between ca...,
Why are there prejunctional recep...,
What is the effect at a cellular ...
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Anatomy: Skull, Scalp and Face
What are the two parts of the fro...,
Where is the ethymoid bone,
What two vessels meet to form the...
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Drugs affecting nerve excitability
T f both toxins and local anaesth...,
Are local anaesthetics more effec...,
What occurs with general anaesthe...
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Development of the Nervous system
What is the function of the radia...,
How are motor neurons of the spin...,
What signal induces the formation...
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Spinal pathways
Which mechanoreceptors are high d...,
What,
What is the main role of golgi te...
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Head trauma and spinal injury
Where does traumatic axonal injur...,
Is grey or white matter predomina...,
Which type of cerebral oedema is ...
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Consciousness
What is meant by the psychophysio...,
Which artery is the dorsolateral ...,
What is the cannon bard theory of...
33
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The Brainstem
What are the three major,
Apart from the face what else do ...,
Which cns exit from the medulla
35
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Neural Regeneration
What is the difference between ax...,
What do myelin inhibitors do,
How can you treat pns nerve injury
20
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Cranial Nerves
What is the anatomical landmark f...,
Which nuclei are in the brachial ...,
Which cn nuclei are contained in ...
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Pain
The is the function of the descen...,
Which type of nociception fibres ...,
What is fibromyalgia
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Anatomy of the Eye
Which wall and bones are commonly...,
What is the function of the cornea,
What is the choroid
48
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Vision
Which work at night cones or rods,
What is melanoma associated retin...,
What level of vision is considere...
49
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Imaging of the Brain
Is fluid,
What is measured in nuclear medicine,
What are some techniques that can...
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Autonomic Nervous System
What is the post ganglionic n,
What are some common non classica...,
What is the difference between a ...
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Tolerance
What happens to t cells that are ...,
What is the difference between nt...,
What is the transcription factor ...
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Ear and Auditory Tube
What innervates the sup and post ...,
Which middle ear bone connects di...,
What are the muscles that act on ...
24
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CNS Infections
Which antibiotic is chosen for me...,
What are the normal values for csf,
What is the problem with relying ...
18
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Control of Eye Movements
What does in the medial longitudi...,
When do omnipause neurons fire,
What are the two types of neurons...
23
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Aphasia and Memory Disorders
What are the two mechanism of rec...,
Is language the same as speech,
How do the bilateral hippocampi v...
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Perception of Colour and Motion
What is area mt,
Which type of ganglion cells are ...,
What are pseudoisochromatic plates
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Locomotion and posture
What is meant by having a secure ...,
What is the pattern of loss of in...,
What is the difference between um...
36
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Parkinson's
Alpha synuclein does what in park...,
Why do you have to increase the d...,
Why would you use a maob inhibito...
17
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Circulation of the CNS
Damage to the,
What supplies the medulla,
What does the posterior communica...
33
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Hearing
What is the order of positioning ...,
Antibiotics and aspirin can effec...,
What is the name of the cilia on ...
30
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Stroke
Multifocal synchronous haemorrhag...,
What percentage of strokes are du...,
How do cerebral infarcts appear i...
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Basal Ganglia and Cerebellum
Which part of the basal ganglia i...,
Which sides are deficits in relat...,
How is grey and white matter orga...
19
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Nasal Cavity, Nasopharynx, Oral Cavity and Oropharynx
What is the uvula,
What are the major sinuses around...,
What is the path of the inferior ...
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Huntington's and Others
What is the pathogenesis of hunti...,
What are the genetics for,
How many
20
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Epilepsy
Where is the most common place a ...,
What causes an epileptic seizure,
Which position of tumours in the ...
28
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Cellular Basis of Behavioural Illnesses
When does sch,
What abnormality occurs in the br...,
What is catatonia characteristed by
8
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Learning and Memory
What is long term memory stored,
What should be the goal post stroke,
Which area of the brain is though...
5
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Psychological Development
What does thriving after adversit...,
How does culture fit into develop...,
What is a turning point
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Drugs of Dependence
What are the effect of thc on con...,
In which age group are tricyclic ...,
Why is there potential for degene...
28
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Ageing and Frailty
What is compression of morbidity,
What is a geriatric syndrome,
What is the definition of a disab...
21
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Larynx and Laryngopharynx
Describe the nerves that innervat...,
What is the clinical implication ...,
Does fluid travel through the
32
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Viruses affecting the CNS
Under what circumstances do lymph...,
At what point does hiv become neu...,
Is it more common for alpha herpe...
42
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Clinical presentation of Cognitive Disorders and Rehabilitation
What are environmental modifications,
What is an example of a compensat...,
For what types of injuries can co...
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Pathogenesis of Dementia
What pathological process occurs ...,
How much of alzheimers is genetic,
What are neurofibrillary tangles
19
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