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Lecture 1: Cells & Tissues
What are the main types of nervou...,
Whats the difference between neur...,
How do neurons divide
25
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Lecture 2: Topography the Brain
Some main regions of the brain,
Where are the ventricles found in...,
What is contained within the vent...
33
cards
Lecture 3: Vestibular Function
Define the vestibular system,
What makes up the vestibular system,
What does the vestibular system d...
34
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Lecture 4: ANS Recap Session
What are the transmitters and rec...,
What are the transmitters and rec...,
In the parasympathetic system the...
19
cards
Lecture 5: Cerebral Hemispheres
List the important sulci,
Where is the lateral sulcus,
Where is the central sulcus
54
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Lecture 22: Muscle & Nerve Disease
Think about what sort of way musc...,
What is myoglobinuria,
List the classifications of muscl...
28
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Lecture 24: Headache
Headaches can be split into prima...,
List 2 things that could cause a ...,
What causes most subarachnoid hae...
41
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Lecture 23: Spinal Cord Disease
Define myelopathy vs radiculopathy,
How could a myelopathy affecting ...,
How could a myelopathy affecting ...
25
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Lecture 26: Epilepsy & Blackouts
What can cause a blackout,
Define and describe vasovagal syn...,
What could trigger vasovagal syncope
26
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Pathophysiology of Pain
Define pain,
What nerve fibres carry nociception,
What are rexed layers
23
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Lecture 35: Pathology of Brain Tumour
Causes of raised icp,
Types of herniation due to raised...,
What happens to tissue around a t...
30
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Memory & Cognition
Define cognition,
What is neuronal plasticity,
What parts of the brain are invol...
27
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Ventricles, Hemispheres, Venous Sinuses & Skull base
What are the contents of the inte...,
What structures form the base of ...,
State the main sutures of the skull
10
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Cranial Nerves
Describe the locations of the cel...,
Describe the pathway and componen...,
Whats the clinical relevance of t...
36
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Lecture 6: Spinal Cord Periphery/Spinal Tracts
Describe the passage of motor neu...,
Whats are corticobulbar vs cortic...,
Most motor fibres descend by the ...
10
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Functional Hierarchy of the motor System
What type of neuron supplys skele...,
What structures are involved in c...,
Where do umns sit and what would ...
16
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Motor 1
Motor control is a functional hie...,
How do we divide the motor tracts,
What tracts are contained in the ...
16
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Motor 2
How is direction of movement enco...,
Explain the concept of predictive...,
What are the symptoms of umn damage
14
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EEG & Sleep
Define sleep,
What neural pathways are involved...,
How do seratogenic sleep centres ...
31
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Sleep Disorders
Define insomnia,
What are the types of insomnia,
What are the differences between ...
11
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Sensory Systems
Sensory receptors may be simple f...,
How is tactile acuity determined,
What is a receptive field
26
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NS Infection - Meningitis/Encephalitis
Causes of meningitis,
How do we approach meningitis,
How do we approach encephalitits
16
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NS Infection - Brain Abscess/Empyema & HIV
Difference between brain abscess ...,
How does a brain abscess empyema ...,
Whats the ddx for a brain abscess
10
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NS Infection - Spirochaetes
What are the main spirochaete inf...,
How is lymes disease spread,
How does lymes disese present
10
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NS infection - Important Vaccines
How does polyomyelitis work,
What type of poliomyelitis is use...,
How does rabies work
13
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NS Infection - Post Inflammatory Syndromes
In short how do these work,
What are the main types of post i...,
What is the most common cause of ...
3
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NS Infection - Prions
Whats the main prion disease,
What is a prion,
What are the types of cjd
9
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Lecture 9: Embryology
What is gastrulation,
Which embryological layer forms t...,
How does cns formation begin
20
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Congenital Malformations
What types of defects are there,
List some abnormalities caused by...,
How does anencephaly develop
21
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Cerebrovascular disease
Cerebrovascular disease comes in ...,
Define a stroke,
What could cause a stroke
16
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CerebroSpinalFluid
How is csf produced,
Where is most choroid plexus found,
Through what foramen does csf travel
6
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Lumbar Punctures
Indications for an lp,
Contraindications for a lp,
What are the types of lp needle
21
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Hydrocephalus
Define hydrocephalus,
What are the major types of hydro...,
What are the causes for coh
18
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Bits & Pieces
Define neocortex,
What endogenous opioids does morp...,
How do addictive drugs induce dep...
5
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Cerebral Infarcts (Stroke)
How well do people recover from s...,
Strokes are sudden onset focal or...,
Common causes of stroke
40
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Cranial Nerve Disorders
What cranial nerve s would be aff...,
What cranial nerve s would be aff...,
What cranial nerve s would be aff...
29
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Neurodegenerative Disorders
Define neurodegenerative disease,
What do we call clearly inherited...,
What are the two major neurodegen...
5
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Functional Neurological Symptom Disorder
Define a functional neurological ...,
How would you approach the histor...,
How would an fnd show up on a neu...
13
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Cerebral Blood Flow & ICP
This lecture deals with,
What is the normal rate of cerebr...,
What factors affect cerebral bloo...
29
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Neuroradiology
Describe the indications for plai...,
What are the pros cons of plain r...,
What are the main types of mri
22
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Diseases of Spinal Cord/Nerve Roots (Surgical)
What are the specific upper and l...,
If someone has the following symp...,
If someone has the following symp...
25
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Bits from Formative
Describe the medial lateral arran...,
What is the most likely diagnosis...,
Which of the following cant be ex...
9
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Neuropharmacology of Parkinson's
Dopamine is the main neurotransmi...,
How does parkinsons happen again,
How where is dopamine synthesised
18
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FoCM 1 - Upper Limb
Define dermatome vs myotome,
Upper vs lower motor neurons,
Differences between an umn lesion...
3
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Lecture 29: Coma, Persistent Vegetative State, Brain Death
What is a coma,
What is used to assess a coma,
What does gcs stand for
48
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Clinical Assessment of the Neurosurgical Patient
What does cpp stand for,
What is cerebral perfusion pressu...,
What formula describes cerebral p...
28
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Assessment of Cognitive Functioning
What is clinical neurophychology,
Why do you need to consider cogni...,
Why do you need to consider cogni...
18
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Cerebral Infarction
How does stroke risk change with age,
What is an example of public awar...,
What is a stroke
89
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Degenerative Diseases of the CNS
What are some common features of ...,
What is dementia,
Describe the epidemiology of deme...
46
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Rehabilitation in Neurology
What is rehabilitation,
What is rehabilitation medicine,
What does rehabilitation lead to
33
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Applied Neuro-pharmacology
Describe the sequence of events i...,
What are the different receptor t...,
Is acetylcholine uptaked into gli...
53
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500 SBAs in Clinical Medicine
A 66 year old woman complains of ...,
A 23 year old man is stabbed in t...,
A 23 year old woman complains tha...
41
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Multiple Sclerosis
Do younger or older people normal...,
Is the presentation of ms consist...,
What is ms a disease of
56
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Pathology of Head Injury
What are the different kinds of h...,
What are examples of primary head...,
What are examples of secondary he...
50
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