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Case 1 - intro to the nervous system
What is perception,
What is pain derived from,
What is nociception
58
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Case 1 - Spina Bifida
What is spina bifida,
Where does sb occur most,
Why is folic acid important to ta...
30
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Case 1 - Neural Tube Defects
How many neurones are in the brain,
How many transmitters are in the ...,
How many transmitters does each n...
35
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Embryology
How does ectodermal proliferation...,
What does ectodermal proliferatio...,
What happens after the ectoderm t...
32
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Case 1 - PBL
When is blood pressure lowest,
What is the 12 week scan used for,
What is the 20 week scan
20
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Excitable Membrane lecture
Do lecture
1
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Extra Yaffas Notes
Where do the neural crest arise from,
What gene to neural crest cells e...,
What do all neural crest cells be...
42
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Case 2 - Addiction
What is drug abuse,
What is drug dependence,
Drug dependence psychological
23
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Case 2 - introduction to neurotransmission
What are neurones made up of,
What is the cell body made up of,
What are the dendrite region
54
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Case 2 - Overview of Pain
What is pain,
What is nociception,
What is a nociceptor
48
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Case 2 - Neuropathic Pain
What are the two types of pain,
What is nociceptive pain,
What does nociceptive pain feel like
17
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Case 2 - Pharmacology
How do opioids work,
What are the 4 types of opioid re...,
What are mu receptors
47
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Case 2 - PBL
What is pain,
What is chronic pain,
What is parathesia
3
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Case 2 - Back Pain
What is sciatica,
What does sciatic feel like,
Is the pain constant
30
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Case 2 - Pain Management
What are the 4 components of pain,
What are nociceptors,
What is transduction
52
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Case 2 - Dermatomes
What are dermatomes derived from,
What 3 regions do these cells dif...,
What do myotomes form
24
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Case 2 - Modulation of the Perception of Pain
What is the gate control theory o...,
What is the gate,
What happens if the gate is open
32
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Case 2 - Pathophysiology of Pain
What are nociceptors,
What is the trpv1 receptor activa...,
What is the trpm8 receptor activa...
43
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Case 3 - Histology
What is the cns,
What is the pns,
What is nervous tissue comprised of
26
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Case 3 - Pathophysiology
What is strabismus,
What does the superior rectus mus...,
What does the lateral rectus do
88
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Case 3 - Tests
What does confrontation visual fi...,
How far away do you sit from the ...,
What does the tester do during th...
12
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Case 3 - Sensation and Perception
What is sensation,
What is transduction,
What is sensory transduction
25
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Case 3 - Structure and Function of the Eye and Retina
What do the photoreceptors do,
What does the inner nuclear layer do,
What does the retinal ganglion ce...
32
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Case 3 - Visual Pathway and Defects
How many rods are there,
What do rods allow for,
How many cones are there
14
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Case 3 - Extra
What is visual acuity,
What does acuity depend on,
How can distance across the retin...
15
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Case 4 - Otitis Media
What are the subtypes of middle e...,
What is otitis media with effusion,
What is the most common cause of ...
28
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Case 4 - the Vestibular System
What does the vestibular system do,
What is the vestibular system emb...,
Where is the vestibule located
32
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Case 4 - Hearing and Speech Development
When do structures of the neurose...,
What happens at 25 weeks,
At 25 weeks to 5 6 months we have...
63
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Case 4 - Hair Cells
What are the two types of hair cells,
How many rows of inner hair cells...,
How many rows of outer hair cells...
18
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Case 4 - Labyrinth
What does the vestibular system do,
What does the vestibular system u...,
What do the otolith organs do
24
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Case 4 - Speech and Language
What is sensory aphasia,
Why does sensory aphasia happen,
What is motor aphasia
7
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Case 4 - effect of deafness on listening and attention
What does deaf desicbe,
What is pre lingual deafness,
What is post lingual deafness
20
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Case 4 - Being Deaf
What is conductive deafness,
What is sensorineural deafness,
What is mild hearing loss
7
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Case 4 - How we do it and what goes wrong
What does 0db mean,
What is frequency measured in and...,
What is speech in hz
33
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Case 4 - Auditory Pathway
Where do afferents from the spira...,
What happens at the level of the ...,
What do cells in the ventral coch...
11
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Case 4 - Extra
The external ear summary,
The middle ear summary,
What are the two mechanical proce...
22
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Case 5 - blood supply to the brain and ischaemia
Stroke is what number in the lead...,
How much of body weight is the brain,
How much of the cardiac output do...
56
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Case 5 - stroke pathophysiology and clinical management
How many stroke are there in the ...,
How many people who are eligible ...,
How many children have a stroke i...
33
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Case 5 - Stroke Summary
What is stroke diagnosis confirme...,
What is a tia,
What is a completed stroke
60
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Stroke Association treatments
What will usually be given if you...,
What is the drug used in thrombol...,
What artery is used the most ofte...
5
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Case 5 - Medications
What is gaba,
What are the gaba gated chloride ...,
What does too much inhibition res...
11
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Case 5 - Stroke recovery and rehabilitation
Stroke pathophysiology diagram,
What are present on acute injury,
What produce inflammatory factors...
21
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Case 5 - AF and stroke
How many times more likely will a...,
How does af cause a stroke,
An irregular heartbeat is present...
4
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Case 5 - Tests
What is the glasgow coma scale,
What does a score of 3 indicate,
What does 15 indicate
20
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Case 5 - Extra
What does the anterior cerebral a...,
Where does the anterior cerebral ...,
What are the two main branches of...
40
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Case 5 - Anxiety Disorder
When does anxiety become abnormal,
What are anxiety disorders associ...,
What do phobias relate to
16
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Case 5 - Anxiety lecture
What is the yerkes dodson law,
When does anxiety become abnormal,
What is the operational diagnosis
26
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Case 5 - Role of occupational health post stroke
What is the occupational health a...,
What are the visual workplace adj...,
What are the speech workplace adj...
7
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Case 5 - Main theories of memory
What is anterograde amnesia,
What is memory,
What are the three stages of basi...
23
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Case 6 - Multiple Sclerosis
What is ms,
What does ms result from,
Which nerves are not affected
90
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Case 6 - MS Lecture
What is ms,
Pathophysiology of ms,
What is demyeliation
23
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Case 6 - MS and inflammation
What is the composition of the my...,
What is the lipid present in the ...,
What are the glycoproteins in the...
20
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Case 6 - Extra
What is the cellular composition ...,
What do glia do,
What do the neurones do
38
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Case 6 - Depression Pathophysiology
What is major depression defined by,
Epidemiology of depression,
What is the most common gp diagnosis
43
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Case 6 - Depression lecture
What is the indicience of depression,
What is the age of onset,
What are the organic illnesses th...
9
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Case 6 - PBL answers
Where is the most common place fo...,
How does a paracetamol overdose o...
2
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Case 6 - Depression Mini Learning Session
What is major depressive episode ...,
What is a depressive episode diag...,
What is a major depressive episode
59
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Case 7 - Parkinson's Pathophysiology
Where does pd firstly affect the ...,
Where does it affect after this,
What happens to unused dopamine
34
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Case 7 - tests
What do pet and datscan focus on,
What is a flurodopa pet scan,
What is a pet scan useful for
34
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Case 7 - medications and treatment
What is the traditional first lin...,
What is the mechanism of levodopa,
What does levodopa increase
43
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Case 7 - Clinical Features of Parkinsons
What is the triad of symptoms,
What is the usual features of a p...,
What two circuits is a tremor lin...
21
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Case 7 - anatomy extra
Features of the obturator nerve,
Features of the sciatic nerve,
Features of the femoral nerve
14
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Case 7 - extra
What does the cerebellum monitor,
What is the result of the cerebel...,
What is this action controlled by
32
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Case 7 - direct and indirect pathways
What is the basal ganglia respons...,
What are the interrelated neurone...,
What does the term striatum refer to
23
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Case 7 - histology
For pictures and examples,
What are features of cartilage,
What are functions of cartilage
39
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Case 7 - Quality of Life
What is the who definition of qua...,
What is health related quality of...,
How do people measure their own q...
40
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Case 7 - Basal Ganglia Lecture
What is meant by hypokinetic,
What is meant by hyperkinetic,
What can both of these be caused by
52
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Case 7 - Parkinson's Lecure
What is the normal onset age of pd,
What is the youngest onset less than,
What are the core clinical features
28
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Case 7 - Cognitive Neuroscience
What is emotion,
Why do we have emotions,
What did charles darwin say about...
21
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Case 7 - Cerebellum and control of movement
What do lower motor neurones spin...,
What do upper motor neurones inne...,
Features of alpha lower motor neu...
41
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Case 8 - Schizophrenia
What is under the classification ...,
How many people in the population...,
What is the downward social drift
59
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Case 8 - neurobiology of schizophrenia
What does the icd 10 define schiz...,
What are the positive symptoms,
What are the negative symptoms
40
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Case 8 - schizophrenia pathology
Studies done on the dopaminergic ...,
Serotonergic systems in schizophr...
2
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Case 8 - Clinical Management
What is the biggest precursor to ...,
How does global function decrease...,
What does at risk mental state mean
21
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Case 8 - Clinical Handout
What is the criteria for schizoph...,
What is illness under six months ...,
What is icd10 and what is it base...
28
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Case 8 - Mental Health
What is your duty of care as a do...,
What is common law,
What is capacity
18
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Case 8 - Mental Health Act
What are the three conditions tha...,
When is a patient placed under se...,
What are a patients rights under ...
19
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Case 8 - Yaffas Notes
What are the three functional div...,
What are the four main dopamine p...,
Where does increase of dopamine h...
37
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Case 8 - Bipolar
What is bipolar 1 disorder,
What is bipolar ii disorder,
What is a manic episode
48
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EBM
What is placebo,
What are the different types of p...,
What is the placebo effect
24
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Case 9 - Yaffas
What are the two types of lower m...,
What do the alpha lmns innervate ...,
What do the gamma lmns innervate ...
124
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Case 9 - Drug Action in the CNS
What are the four things that hap...,
What is chat,
Where is acetylcholine stored
59
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Case 9 - Stress Fractures
What is the examination for stres...,
What are the investigations used ...,
What is the management for stress...
7
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Case 9 - Histology
What are the functions of skeleta...,
Characteristics of skeletal muscle,
What is the endomysium
15
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Case 9 - Physical activity for physical and mental health
How does an acl tear occur,
What muscles are weak that can ca...,
What are the 3 main factors contr...
10
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Case 9 - Development of skeletal muscle and response to injury
What kind of control at skeletal ...,
What type of work do skeletal mus...,
What is skeletal muscles typical ...
29
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Case 9 - muscle and movement
Features of skeletal muscle,
Features of cardiac muscle,
Features of smooth muscle
58
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Case 9 - Extra and PBL
What is runners knee,
What causes a runner s knee,
What are the symptoms of runner s...
26
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Case 10 - Yaffas
What is general anaesthesia,
What are the purposes of general ...,
What is the theory of general ana...
100
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Case 10 - Yaffas Part 2
What are the two main forms of ch...,
What is ache,
What is buche
102
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Case 10 - anaesthesia notes
What is the diagram showing the s...,
What are the different parts of t...,
Reticular activating system diagram
44
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Case 10 - acute head trauma
How many people per 100000 of the...,
What is the percentage that are c...,
How many admissions throughout th...
55
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Case 10 - neuropsychological assessment
What is neuropsychology,
What is clinical neurpsyhcology,
What does a neuropsychological as...
32
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Spinal Tracts
Lateral spinothalamic,
Ventral spinothalamic,
Dorsal column
33
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