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Stroke - Aetiology, Features and Long-term management
What is the frontal lobe involved in,
What are the functions of the par...,
What are the functions of the tem...
73
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Clinical Signs
How does cavernous sinus syndrome...,
What is anosmia,
What is hyposmia
190
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Transient LOC and Persistent LOC (Coma)
What would you ask someone about ...,
What are precipitants to syncopal...,
What are features of a syncopal e...
68
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Epilepsy and Fits/Funny turns/Seizures
What are types of generalised sei...,
What are causes of a provoked sei...,
What are the different types of f...
99
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Multiple sclerosis
What is multiple sclerosis,
What gender does ms more commonly...,
What is
65
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Headaches
What are the main types of primar...,
What are main types of secondary ...,
What are features of migranous aura
84
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Stroke mimics
What are stroke mimics,
What are positive symptoms seen i...,
What signs would you look for to ...
3
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Aspects of Neurological Examination
What are the different criteria f...,
What are the criteria for scoring...,
What are the different criteria f...
26
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Clinical Signs - Eyes
What are the features of occulomo...,
What eye movements are impaired i...,
What nerve is affected in the fol...
78
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Subarrachnoid haemorrhage
What is xanthochromia,
What are causes of a thunderclap ...,
What are non vascular causes of t...
40
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Head injury - Intracerebral, Subdural and Extradural Haemorrhage, and diffuse axonal injury
What is an extradural haemorrhage,
Which artery is most commonly imp...,
When might you suspect an extradu...
57
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Infection of the nervous system
What is encephalitis,
What is the most common cause of ...,
What are viral causes of encephal...
45
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Trigeminal Neuralgia
What is trigeminal neuralgia,
What is thought to be the cause o...,
What is the main risk factor for ...
11
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Spinal Cord Disease and Acute Bilateral Limb Weakness
What is myelopathy,
What is myelitis,
What is cervical spondylytic myel...
81
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Degenerative diseases - Alzheimer's, Dementia
What is dementia,
What are the major causes of deme...,
What is alzheimers disease
55
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Motor Neuron Disease, Bulbar and Pseudobulber Palsy
What is motor neuron disease,
How would you distinguish mnd fro...,
What are the four clinical patter...
30
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Dyskinetic disorders
What are dyskinetic disorders cha...,
What is a resting tremor,
What is the cause of a resting tr...
47
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Intracranial venous disease
What are the different types of i...,
What are the different subtypes o...,
What are causes of intracranial v...
24
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Space Occupying Lesions and Aspects of Cerebral Perfusion
What are,
How would you calculate cerebral ...,
How do you calculate mean arteria...
51
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Myopathies
What is myopathy,
What is myositis,
What are muscular dystrophies
27
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Myasthenia Gravis and Lambert Eaton myasthenic syndrome
What is myasthenia gravis,
What is the pathophysiology of my...,
What proportion of those with mya...
37
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Neurofibromatosis
What mnemonic could you use to re...
1
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Syringomyelia
What is syringomyelia,
What is the typical age of onset ...,
What are causes of syringomyelia
13
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Hydrocephalus and CSF
What is hydrocephalus,
What are causes of infantile hydr...,
What is arnold chiari malformation
27
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Acute Epilepsy - Status Epilepticus
What is status epilepticus,
What is the risk of brain damage ...,
Do all those in status epilepticu...
35
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Clinical Pharmocology
What are examples of benzodiazepines,
When are benzodiazepines indicate...,
When are benzodiazepines contrain...
40
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Parkinsonism
What is parkinsonism,
What are causes of parkinsonism,
How does parkinsons disease develop
28
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Delerium
What is the definition of delerium,
What is the general prevalence of...,
What is important to remeber abou...
32
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Stroke and TIA - Acute investigation and Management
If someone presented with clinica...,
When would you treat hypertension...,
How long after presentation with ...
38
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Infection - Meningitis
What is meningism,
What is meningitis,
What is the pathophysiology behin...
87
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Guillain Barre Syndrome
What is guillain barre syndrome,
How long after infection does par...,
What are causes of guillain barre...
14
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Brain tumours
What are examples of intrainsic t...,
What is an astrocytoma,
What percentage of primary brain ...
29
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Dermatomes and myotomes
What is the following dermatome,
What is the following dermatome,
What is the following dermatome
56
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Polyneuropathy and Autonomic neuropathy
What is chronic inflammatory demy...,
What vitamin deficiencies can cau...,
What types of neuropathy can occu...
14
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