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Week 1 - A - Neuroanatomy 1 - Paul Felts - mainly C.N.S
What can the nervous system be di...,
What forms the peripheral nervous...,
What does the cns begin as in the...
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Week 1 - B - Anatomy 1 - Craig - PNS revision
What is the collection of nerve c...,
What are the processes that exten...,
The axon coming from the cell bod...
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Week 1 - C - Neuroanatomy 2 - Spinal Anatomy And Tracts
In the spinal cord there are how ...,
How is the anterior rami formed f...,
What is contained into the dorsal...
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Week 1 - D - Neuroanatomy 3 - Basal ganglia and cerebellum
The three oval objects all have a...,
What sensation does the dorsal co...,
What would an infarct in the inte...
51
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Week 1 - E - Anatomy 2 - Back, spine and spinal cord
What is the posterior aspect of t...,
What are the main functions of th...,
What is the first palpable spinou...
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Week 1 - F - Anatomy 3 - Spinal nerves (reflexes, dermatomes, myotomes)
When testing the dermatomes and m...,
What is the nerve modality of the...,
Testing the dermatomes of the bod...
50
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Week 1 - G - Neuroanatomy 4 - Cranial nerve nuclei
What are the twelve cranial nerve...,
What nerves are only sensory and ...,
Nerves exit the brainstem anterio...
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Week 1 - H - Anatomy 4 - Cranial nerve anatomy and testing
Name the cranial nerves their nuc...,
What is the only motor part of th...,
What is the only cranial nerve no...
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Week 1 - I - Neuroanatomy 5 - Visual and Auditory Pathway
What are the twelve cranial nerve...,
Which division of the vestibuloco...,
How many turns are present in the...
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Week 1 - J - Anatomy 5 - Meninges, SOLs, Herniations - Includes Subdural and extradural haematoma
What are the 5 layers of the scal...,
Which layer of the scalp is the h...,
What is the layer of the scalp th...
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Week 2 - A - Pharmacology 1 - Into to neurone, conduction and synaptic trasmission
Neurones can be divided into morp...,
Neurones only cunt for 1 10th of ...,
Once electrical signals have been...
24
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Week 2 - A - Pharmacology 1b - Supporting cells of the nervous system
Glial cells are the major majorit...,
What is the function of the astro...,
What do astrocytes supply for syn...
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Week 2 - B - Pharmacology 2a - Somatosensory system (axon types and muscle fibres)
The somatosensory system has diff...,
Mechanoreceptos are sensitive to ...,
What type of fibres make up the m...
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Week 2 - B -Pharmacology 2b - DCML, Spinothalamci, Trigeminothalamic, Neglect syndrome
What are the two main sensory pat...,
What sensations do the dcml and t...,
Describe the dcml tract pathway f...
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Week 2 - C - Pharmacology 3 - Excitatory and inhibitory neurotransmission
In a neurone the depolarization o...,
Sodium depolarizes the cell as it...,
Any drug that is an agonist of a ...
23
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Week 2 - D - Pharmacology 4 - Motor units and muscle spindles, golgi tendons and joints
The neural element of the motor s...,
Lower motor neurons are comprised...,
Biceps brachii and brachialis as ...
43
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Week 2 - E - Pattern recognition in a neurological patient - PD, MS, MND
Do lower motor neurons supplying ...,
Pattern recognition helps in lesi...,
Umn and lmn lesions have differen...
66
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Week 2 - F - Parkinsons Disease (symptoms, treatment) and Parkinsonism
Where specifically in the substan...,
There are two common types of inc...,
Is rigidity or spascticity seen i...
42
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Week 2 - G - Pharmacology 5 - Sensory trandsuction (auditory and vestibular systems)
When hearing a sound wave what pa...,
What does the timbre of the sound...,
Give a brief overview from hearin...
25
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Week 2 - H - Locked in Syndrome afternoon tutorial
Locked in syndrome is a rare neur...,
Locked in syndrome presents with ...,
Locked in syndrome is present wit...
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Week 2 - H - Pharmacology 6 - Physiology of Vision
Label the coloured boxes on the d...,
For the light to reach the photor...,
What cells recieve the signal inf...
17
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BRAINSTEM LESION UNDERSTANING - WEEK 2ish
What are the nuclei of all twelve...,
What are the two main groups of a...,
And occlusion of these two groups...
25
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Week 3 - A - Neuroradiology 1and2 (CT v MRI and aneurysms) - Subarachnoid haemorrhage included
Ct scan is basically a very intri...,
What colour is bone on xray what ...,
The denser something is on ct is ...
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Week 3 - B - Neurogenetics - Huntington's, DMD, Alzheimer's disease
X linked recessive genetic condit...,
Why might females show symptoms o...,
At what age should a child be abl...
30
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Week 3 - C - CNS infections (meningitis and encephalitis)
Is grey or white matter in the in...,
Pyogenic means involving or relat...,
What are the leptomeninges pyogen...
60
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Week 3 - C (2) - Microbiology Practical Tutorial questions
What are the normal csf values fo...,
What age group is viral meningiti...,
Clinical presentation of viral me...
29
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Week 3 - D - Stroke - Pathophysiology, treatment, follow up
Why does an upper motor neuron le...,
Why does a lower motor neuron les...,
Stroke is the experience of persi...
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Week 3 - E - Neuromuscular Junction and Muscle
What are three clinical features ...,
What are the synapses between mot...,
Where do the spinal nerves that s...
36
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Week 3 - F - Neuropathology 1 - Glial cells, CNS injury, stroke
What are the types of cns glial cell,
What is the function of the glial...,
Nervous system injury can arise f...
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Week 3 - G - Neuropathology 2 - CNS demylination and dementia
What do oligodendrocytes form to ...,
Do oligodendrocytes or schwann ce...,
Demyelinating disorders can be cl...
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Week 3 - H - Neuropathology 3 - Raised ICP, SOL, Trauma
What suspends the brain within th...,
What are the functions of the csf...,
What separates the right and left...
58
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Week 3 - I - Head injury - when to request a CT head
What is the leading cause of deat...,
What are the two types of head tr...,
Head injury really is just brain ...
16
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Week 4 - A - Multiple Sclerosis - Symptoms, Ix, Diagnosis, Tx
What is multiple sclerosis,
What is the inflammatory process ...,
What gender is multiple sclerosis...
53
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Week 4 - B - Peripheral Neuropathy (includes GBS and Charcot Marie Tooth disease)
Approach to peripheral nerve prob...,
Which cranial nerves are not cons...,
What is the difference between a ...
51
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Week 4 - C - Allied Health Professionals in Neurology
Allied health professionals are v...,
Which ahp is this aim maximise ph...,
Which ahp aim overcome issues wit...
16
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Week 4 - Day 4 - Addenbrookes Cognitive Assessment, Frontal Assessment Battery, Cognitive domains and Executive functioning
Cognition refers to the mental pr...,
It is important to screen for cog...,
There are multiple different test...
18
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Week 4 - D - Pharmacology - UMNs, interneurones and spinal reflexes
What in the spinal cord relays in...,
Apart from primary sensory axons ...,
What motor neurons supply the ext...
21
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Week4 - E - Pharmacology - Pain Mechanisms
Pain is not registered as pain un...,
What are examples of nocieptive i...,
What are the primary sensory affe...
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Week 4 - F - Sleep, Narcolepsy (parinsons association), Parasomnia, hypersomnolence
A state which occurs when the abi...,
Is rapid eye movement rem sleep o...,
How much of sleep for young adult...
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Week 4 - G - Management of chronic pain
What is the iasp international as...,
Pain can be thought of as acute o...,
Patients can be asked to estimate...
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Week 4 - H - Stroke - Grand Rounds lecture - OXford Classification, acute management
Stroke is the experience of persi...,
In people who are right handed wh...,
Describe some of the functions of...
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Week 4 - I - Brain tumours - Astrocytomas, Oligodendriogliomas, Meningiomas, Acoustic Neuroma, Pinealomas, Pituitary tumours
What are brain tumours,
What do extra axial and intra axi...,
What do meningiomas arise form
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Week 4 - J - Headaches - Migraines, Tension, Cluster, Trigeminal Autonomic Cephalgias (4), Trigeminal Neuraglia, Idiopathic INtracranial hypertension
In general terms if a diagnosis o...,
In a patient presenting with a he...,
If thinking a headache may be due...
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Week 5 - A - Epilespy, Treatment and Driving - Partial/focal, Primary generalised, Non-epileptic attack disorders, Status elepticus
What is epilepsy,
What is epilepsy again and what a...,
Diagnosing epilepsy is largely ba...
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Week 5 - B -Intracranial haemorrhage - Subarachnoid, Intracerebral, intraventricular (Little on migraine, cluster & tension headache)
What is a subarachnoid haemorrhag...,
Where are berry aneurysm typicall...,
What makes up the circle of willis
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Week 5 - C - Spinal cord compression, Tracts, Acute - Transection, Anterior/posterior/central cord syndrome - Chronic Tx
What is the main sensory tracts o...,
How many neurones does the cortic...,
What is the function of the corti...
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Week 5 - D - Motor neuron disease - Amytrophic lateral sclerosis & less common types, F.T.D, Presentation, Diagnosis, Treatment
What is motor neurone disease,
How is mnd able to be distinguish...,
How is mnd able to be differentia...
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Week 5 - E - Pharmacology - Analgesia - Opioid receptors - Analgesic drugs - Who ladder, Opioids, NSAIDs, Neuropathic pain Tx
What is the difference between an...,
Strategies in the pharmacological...,
Give examples of the non opioid d...
21
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Week 5 - F - Lumbar back pain, back pain red flags and structure of a vertebra
What is a spinal vertebral bone c...,
Lower back pain is the second mos...,
Before meeting the patient is the...
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NEUROLOGY REVISION NIGHT QUESTIONS
What is circled in blue here,
What is the part of the brain dir...,
What is circled here
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NEUROLOGY PEER TUTORING - Doesnt include Question 5 (parkinsons), 6 (multiple sclerosis), 7 (meningitis), 8 (stroke)
Question 1 fits and seizures what...,
Question 1 fits and seizures what...,
Question 1 fits and seizures what...
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