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Bell's Palsy
Define bells palsy,
Explain the aetiology risk factor...,
Recognise the presenting symptoms...
8
cards
Cluster Headache
Define cluster headache,
Explain the aetiology risk factor...,
Summarise the epidemiology of clu...
8
cards
Guillaine Barre Syndrome
Define guillain barre syndrome,
Explain the aetiology risk factor...,
Recognise the presenting symptoms...
6
cards
Migraine
Define migraine,
What are the 3 classes of migraines,
Explain the aetiology risk factor...
11
cards
Tension Headache
Define tension headaches,
Explain the cause of tension head...,
Summarise the epidemiology of ten...
6
cards
Wernicke's Encepalopathy
Define wernickes encepalopathy,
Explain the aetiology risk factor...,
Summarise the epidemiology of wer...
6
cards
Dementia
Define dementia,
Explain the aetiology risk factor...,
Summarise the epidemiology of dem...
5
cards
Encephalitis
Define encephalitits,
Explain the aetiology risk factor...,
Summarise the epidemiology of enc...
8
cards
Epilepsy
2 broad types of seizure,
Types of focal seizures,
Types of generalised seizure
17
cards
Myasthenia Gravis
Define myasthenia gravis,
Explain the aetiology risk factor...,
What is the paraneoplastic subtyp...
11
cards
Hydrocephalus
Define hydrocephalus,
What are the 3 subdivisions of hy...,
Explain the aetiology risk factor...
7
cards
Meningitis
Define meningitis,
List the broad causes aetiology o...,
Name the risk factors for meningitis
14
cards
Neurofibromatosis
Define neurofibromatosis,
What are the 2 subtypes of neurof...,
What are the characteristics of t...
10
cards
Parkinson's
Define parkinsons diseasewhat are...,
What is the pathophysiology of pa...,
Explain the aetiology risk factor...
18
cards
Motor neurone disease
Define motor neurone disease,
What are the 4 subtypes of mnd,
Explain the aetiology risk factor...
8
cards
Multiple sclerosis
Define ms,
What are the different types of ms,
Explain the aetiology risk factor...
9
cards
Stroke
What are the 4 constitutional pre...,
What are the 4 constitutional pre...,
What is apraxia which part of the...
29
cards
Peripheral Neuropathies
Name some conditions that result ...,
Name some conditions that result ...,
How do sensory peripheral neuropa...
8
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Paresis
What is paresis what is paraparesis,
Year 3 classify and differentiate...,
Define these termsmonoparesis par...
12
cards
Bmj Cases
A 25 year old woman presents with...,
A 40 year old woman awakens with ...,
A 28 year old white woman who has...
36
cards
Horners
What is it,
Casues aetiology,
Which tumour is horners syndrome ...
8
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Huntington's
What is it,
Symptoms in early stages later st...,
Signs
6
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Spinal cord compression
2 major causes on spinal cord com...,
Trauma causes compression how,
Tumour causes compression how
9
cards
Subarachnoid haemorrhage
Aetiology,
Risk factors,
Presenting symptoms
7
cards
Trigeminal neuralgia
What is it and how does it present,
Ivx,
Mx
5
cards
Transient Ischaemic Attack
Most common source of emboli in tia,
Other risk factors apart from the...,
Which 2 blood territories can be ...
12
cards
Misc
Csf ace is raised in,
What does the romberg sign test for,
Define a sensory level
20
cards
neuroanatomy
Where do we inject an epidural an...,
Where do sensory nerves have thei...,
Where do motor nerves have their ...
25
cards
Traumatic brian injury
Insteda of concussion what should...,
What are important aspects of tbi hx,
What is classified as mild tbi
23
cards
ramsey hunt syndrome
How does it present,
Aetiology,
How is ramsay hunt treated
3
cards
Cauda equina syndrome
Aetiology,
Presentation,
How do we mx cauda equina syndrome
9
cards
vestibular neuritis
What is vestibular neuronitis,
How does vestibular neuronitis pr...,
Signs of vestibular neuronitis
4
cards
meniere's disease
What is menieres disease,
Ddx criteria for meniere s,
Rx
3
cards
labrynthitis
What is labrynthitis,
Symptoms of labrynthitis,
Rx
4
cards
Charcot Marie tooth
What is cmt,
Characterise cmt in presentation,
Signs on examination of cmt
5
cards
subdural haemtoma
Sub dural b for,
Differences from subarachnoid bleeds,
Complications of subdural haemtoma
5
cards
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