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intro to neurones, nerve conduction and synaptic transmission
Receives input from other neurone...,
Metabolic part of neurone contain...,
Site of initiation of the all or ...
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excitatory and inhibatoryneurotransmission in CNS
Typical resting membrane potentia...,
Describe the basic of neurotransm...,
Depolarization in neurones lead t...
24
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somatosensory system
What does the somatosensory syste...,
What are the sensory receptive pr...,
Describe the threshold units
16
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PAIN and its management
Describe acute pain,
Describe chronic pain,
Name 2 types of pain
34
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Motor units, joint receptors, spinal reflexes and UMNs
When muscles work together,
When muscles oppose each other,
Axial muscles control movements of
24
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cranial nerve anatomy
Cn i,
Cn ii,
Cn iii
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basic anatomy of PNS
Name the main parts of a neurone,
Efferent,
Afferent
21
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anatomy of back and spinal cord, intracranial space and head trauma
Name the extrinsic back muscles t...,
Name the intrinsic back muscles t...,
How many erector spinae are there
37
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anatomy of spinal nerves
From medial to lateral describe t...,
Anterior motor or sensory,
What does a spinal nerve supply t...
44
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NEUROANATOMY
Cns,
Telencephalon becomes,
Diencephalon becomes
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miscellaneous
Gait stooped shufflingloss of arm...,
Gait stiff like walking through m...,
Gait wide baseddrunkentandem gait...
23
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brain imaging
What are the most common types of...,
What is white on a ct and what is...,
Indications for angiography
4
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CNS infections
What can untreated infection in t...,
Acute encephalitis,
Neutrophils on subarachnoid space...
22
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CNS genetics
What is this x linkeddelay in mot...,
Gold standard investigation for d...,
What is this autosomal dominant c...
5
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Parkinsons/Parkinsonism
What is dystonia,
Name some features of hyperkineti...,
Name some features of hypokinetic...
20
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neuropathology
What can the cells of the cns be ...,
What cell is the most vulnerable ...,
What is the response to axonal in...
26
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head injury
What is the normal icp level in a...,
How do you assess conscious level,
What defines a coma
6
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MS
Describe ms,
Who gets ms more male or female,
What can you get in ms which caus...
21
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physiology of vision
What is the direct vertical pathw...,
What do horizontal cells do,
What do amacrine cells do
14
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the auditory systems
What is determined by amplitude,
What is determined by frequency,
What is timbre
17
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muscle and the neuromuscular junction
What would this indicate weakness...,
Most common disorder of neuromusc...,
Autoimmune antibodies to acetyl c...
13
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STROKE
What is a tia,
What are the main 2 types of stroke,
What things can mimic a stroke
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motor neurone disease
What do md patients usually prese...,
Describe md,
What is als
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brain tumours
What do people with brain tumours...,
What can increased intracranial p...,
If they have a headahe what shoul...
13
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headache
Name some associated symptoms of ...,
What are the red flags of headache,
Who tends to get mirgrains the most
19
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BUZZWORDS
Thunder clap headache,
Xanthochromic lumbar puncture,
Lucid period after head trauma of...
34
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Epilepsy
Name some drugs that are known to...,
What investigations should you do...,
Differential for epilepsy what ca...
19
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intracranial haemorrhage
What are the 3 main types of intr...,
Sudden onset severe headachecolla...,
What 2 tests should you for subar...
8
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spinal cord compression
Causes of acute spinal cord compr...,
Causes of chronic chord compression,
Complete lesion
7
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peripheral neuropathy
What is pseudoathetosis,
Most common cause of radiculopathy,
Name 3 types of peripheral neurop...
7
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