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intro to brainstem
The cerebellum is attached to the...,
Function of inferior cerebellar p...,
Function of middle cerebellar ped...
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auditory I-III
What is intensity of sound,
How are db spl measured calculated,
What is rarefaction
71
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vestibular system
1 recognize and name the componen...,
2 describe the hair cell and its ...,
Function of vestibular system
15
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otology
Middle ear is connected to the na...,
Where is the pars tensa malleus a...,
What does an audiogram measure
28
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motor systems
Skeletal muscle is innervated by ...,
Functions of vestibular nucleus r...,
Modulatory motor centers and func...
53
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cerebellum
Cerebellum damage results in what...,
Cerebellum connects to brainstem via,
Lobes of cerebellum
46
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basal ganglia
1 give a general description of t...,
2 what is the major source of inp...,
Why are basal ganglia most suscep...
35
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cerebellum and basal ganglia function
Control theory,
1 understand the difference betwe...,
Adaptive feedforward control
22
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parkinsons pharm
1 know neurochemistry of parkinso...,
Risks for developing parkinsons,
Metabolism of dopamine
27
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movement disorders
Direct and indirect pathways,
Dopamines normal effect on direct...,
What are hyperkinesias
42
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coordination and gate
Compare symptoms of basal ganglia...,
Mnemonic for cerebellar lesions,
How do you examine for coordination
39
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cortical lesions
Compare cortex of temporal lobe t...,
Functions of frontal lobe,
Functions of parietal lobe
27
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vision I-III
Components of light,
Components of eye that contribute...,
Size of pupil is controlled by
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ophthalmology I
Bones of the orbital rim,
Bones of internal orbit,
Muslces of orbit
14
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ophthalmology II
What is near sightedness due to,
What is far sightedness due to,
What is astigmatism
38
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ophthalmology III
What is diabetic retinopathy and ...,
Diabetic retinopathy pathophys,
Non proliferative diabetic retino...
23
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eye movements I-III
What are the four types of eye mo...,
What is the difference between co...,
What is a saccade and how is it g...
19
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neuroophthalmology
Anisocoria,
Causes of pathologic anisocoria,
Psns and sns innervation of iris
28
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ocular pharmocology
Drug delivery to eye,
How does drug get to aqueous humor,
Systemic absorption possible via
21
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chemosensation
Ageusia,
Anosmia,
Components of taste
28
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hypothalamus
Function of hypothalamus,
Describe three regions of hypotha...,
1 describe the location of the ma...
28
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speech and aphasia
Components of a mental status exa...,
Define acute confusional state,
Define amnesia
29
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