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Multiple Sclerosis
What demographic does multiple sc...,
Where exactly does multiple scler...,
What is the pathology if multiple...
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Muscle and Nerve Disease
Define muscle,
What is the components of muscle ...,
What is symptoms of muscle disease
91
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Diseases of the Spinal Cord and Nerve Roots (Medical)
Define myelopathy,
Define radiculopathy,
What motor neurones are involved ...
55
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Blackouts, First seizures and Epilepsy
What is the 9 different causes of...,
What is the commonest cause of fa...,
What is the features of syncope
64
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Primary Headache
What is the two categories of hea...,
What is the mot frequent primary ...,
What is the clinical presentation...
69
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Secondary Headache
How do you identify a secondary h...,
What is the common causes of seco...,
Long standing episodic headaches ...
34
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Embryology and Congenital Malformations
From what layer of cells does the...,
When does neural tube formation b...,
What occurs in neuralisation
101
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Pathology of cerebro-vascular diseases
What is the who definition of stroke,
What is the overall cause of a st...,
What is virchows train components...
44
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Hydrocephalus
What is hydrocephalus,
What is the tow distinctions of h...,
What is the pathology of communic...
39
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Lumbar Puncture
A lumbar puncture is needed to ob...,
When must a lumbar puncture not t...,
When can neurological deteriorati...
30
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Infections of the Nervous System
Define meningitis,
What is the classic triad of meni...,
What is the clinical features ass...
116
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Coma, Persistent Vegetative State, BrainDeath
What two factors does consciousne...,
What is the function of the retic...,
What is the function of the cereb...
54
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Cerebral Infarction (clinical)
Define stroke,
What is the two many causes of st...,
Define transient ischaemic attack
54
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Disorders of Cranial Nerves
The cranial nerve signs from bila...,
A combination of cranial nerve si...,
A combination of cranial nerve si...
57
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Degenerative disease of the CNS
What is common features of neruod...,
What is dementia,
What is three causes of late onse...
51
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Pathology of Brain Tumours
What is the main effect of brain ...,
What is three anatomically featur...,
How does pressure remain stable i...
63
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Brain Tumours (clinical)
What is three types of brain tumours,
What is the common metastases bra...,
What is a primary malignant brain...
28
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Clinical Neurophysiology
What is clinical neurophysiology,
What does an emg investigate,
What does nerve conduction studie...
27
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Rehabilitation in neurology
Who needs rehabilitation,
What is the definition of handicap,
What is the definition of impairment
35
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Clinical assessment of the neurosurgical patient
How do you asses an obtunded patient,
What does the glasgow coma scale ...,
What problems does a decreases gl...
57
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Clinical aspects of cerebral perfusion and ICP
What is the normal average blood ...,
What is the normal average blood ...,
What is the normal average blood ...
60
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Assesment of cognitive function
What is post traumatic amnesia pta,
What is the presentation of pta,
What is neuropsychology
9
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Applied neuro-pharmacology
What is the limited range if neur...,
How is acetylcholine an exception...,
What three things does each neuro...
36
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Surgical diseases of the spinal cord and nerve roots
What is the anatomy of the spinal...,
What is the sigs in an upper moto...,
What is the signs in a lower moto...
37
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Pathology of Head Injury
What are the five basic injury ty...,
What is the different types of sk...,
What occurs in a ring fracture
39
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