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Introduction to Neuropathology and Mass Lesions
What germ layer gives rise to eac...,
What germ layer gives rise to the...,
Other than the leptomeninges what...
44
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Pathology of Brain Tumors and Infections
Where do most brain tumors in chi...,
What are the most common brain tu...,
What are the clinical symptoms of...
58
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Pathology of Alzheimer & Other Neurodegenerative Diseases
What are the common features of n...,
What degeneration is seen in fred...,
What does fredreich ataxia presen...
27
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Cognitive Dysfunction and Dementia
Define agnosia agraphia alexia,
Define anomia anosognosia neglect,
Define aphasia apraxia dysarthria
39
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Neuroradiology Part I
What are window level and window ...,
What are the units which determin...,
How does fat appear on ct blood b...
27
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Seizures and Epilepsy
How is epilepsy defined three def...,
How is resolution of epilepsy def...,
How is drug resistant medically i...
48
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Pharmacotherapy of Seizure Disorders
What ion is sometimes prescribed ...,
For absence seizures what channel...,
Why might a drug other than ethos...
26
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Structure and Function of the Basal Ganglia
What are the components of the ex...,
What are the functions of areas 4...,
What is bereitschaftspotential bp
25
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Pathology of Cerebrovascular Disease
What is the most important predis...,
Other than atherosclerosis what a...,
What gives rise to the anterior a...
37
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Stroke and Cerebrovascular Disorders
What is it called if you have an ...,
What causes a lacunar stroke,
How do cardiac emboli show up on ...
23
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Clinical Movement Disorders 1: Hyperkinetic Disorders
What is a ballism and why does it...,
What is chorea vs athetosis,
What causes huntington disease in...
25
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Clinical Movement Disorders 2: Parkinsonian Disorders
What are the chief motor signs of...,
Define cogwheel rigidity and rest...,
What is bradykinesia vs hypokines...
29
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Pharmacotherapy of Parkinson's
What is the place in therapy of a...,
What is the first line treatment ...,
What is the toxicity associated w...
22
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Review of Nerve & Muscle Structure & Basic Pathology of Neuromuscular Diseases
What are the three layers of conn...,
What is a triad vs a dyad and whe...,
What is a normal pattern of muscl...
27
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Weakness and Neuromuscular Disease
What symptom indicates that their...,
What are the features of weakness...,
What are the features of weakness...
68
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Neuroradiology Part II
What are the most common areas in...,
What are the most common sites fo...,
Where does axonal injury during s...
18
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Treatment of Neuropathic Pain
What is the opposite of neuropath...,
What is neuropathic pain how does...,
What is central vs peripheral neu...
24
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Pathophysiology of Nervous System Trauma
What is the definition of traumat...,
Who are the most vulnerable popul...,
What is the most important outcom...
44
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Autoimmune and Demyelinating Diseases
What are the two ways in which we...,
If auto antibodies are present is...,
How are corticosteroids effective...
64
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Headache Pharmacotherapy
What is a primary vs secondary he...,
Who tends to get migraine tension...,
What are common triggers for migr...
34
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First Pass Miss
What germ layer gives rise to the...,
What is metabolic astrocytosis,
How does csf compare to blood wit...
164
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