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Neuro - TIA and stroke
What is a tia,
What is your differential diagnos...,
What are some risk factors for st...
24
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Neuro - Paeds
Name some types of muscular dystr...,
What is gower s sign,
What is duchennes muscular dystrophy
18
cards
Neuro - Peripheral Neuropathy, Degenerative Cervical Myelopathy, Syringomyelia And Subacute Degeneration Of Spine, head injury CT criteria
What is degenerative cervical mye...,
Degenerative cervical myelopathy ...,
Peripheral neuropathy name condit...
12
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Neuro - Arnold-Chiari, Ataxias, CJD, brain abscess and encephalitis
What is an arnold chia ri malform...,
What is ataxia telangiectasia,
Name some features of ataxia tela...
12
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Ophthalmology - Eyelid Disorders
What is blepharitis name some fea...,
How do you manage blepharitis,
What is a stye describe the two t...
20
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Ophthalmology - Pupil Disorders
Outline how pupillary constrictio...,
Outline how pupillary dilation works,
Give a differential for condition...
18
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Ophthalmology - Red Eyes (Conjunctivitis, Abrasions, Ulcers and Shingles)
Give a differential for painless ...,
Give a differential for a painful...,
What are the three types of conju...
15
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Ophthalmology - Gradual Vision Loss (Open Angle Glaucoma, ARMD and Cataracts)
What is the pathophysiology of op...,
What are risk factors for oag,
What is the pc sx of oag
20
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Ophthalmology - Red Eyes (Acute Closed Angle Glaucoma, Anterior Uveitis, episcleritis and scleritis)
What is the pathophysiology of ac...,
Name some risk factors for acute ...,
Name some medications which can p...
23
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Neuro - Important Nerves Of Arm (not finished)
What are the roots of the radial ...,
What muscles does the radial nerv...,
What sensory area does the radial...
8
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Neuro - Cancers
What are the most common cancers ...,
What are gliomas,
What is a meningitis
6
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Neuro - DVLA Rules
First unprovoked isolated seizure...,
Patients with established epileps...,
What should you do if you are wit...
9
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Neuro - Tuberous Sclerosis, Neurofibromatosis and Charcot-Marie-Tooth
What is tuberous sclerosis name t...,
What are important signs to look ...,
What are these
22
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Neuro - Motor Neurone Disease
What is mnd,
What is the pathogenesis is of mnd,
What sensory symptoms do you get ...
10
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Neuro - Myasthenia Gravis, Lamber-Eaton and Guillain-Barre' Syndrome
What is myasthenia gravis explain...,
What are important associations r...,
Describe the pc of a patient with mg
17
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Neuro - MS
What is the pathophysiology of ms,
What are some causative risk fact...,
What are some important signs and...
14
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Neuro - Parkinson's Disease, Parkinsonism and Huntington’s disease
List some causes of parkinsonism,
What is msa,
What is corticobasal degeneration
16
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Neuro - Non-emergency management of epilepsy + drugs
What is the treatment of choice f...,
What is the treatment of choice f...,
What is the treatment of choice f...
10
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Neuro - Acute management and theory of epilepsy
Management of epilepsy outline th...,
What is the definition of status ...,
Outline some important tasks you ...
20
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Neuro - Extradural and Subdural haemorrhage, SAH, IVT and GCA
What is a extradural haemorrhage,
Why must you be cautious of lucid...,
What is a subdural haemorrhage
14
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Neuro - Headaches, red flags, GCS and normal pressure hydrocephalus
Name the primary headaches,
Migraines name the types of migraine,
Migraine what is the criteria for...
23
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Ophthalmology - Sudden Loss of Vision (Optic neuritis, Arterial and Venous Occlusion, Ischaemic Optic Neuropathy, Vitreous Haemorrhage and Detachment, Retinal Detachment)
Name some causes of sudden loss o...,
What is optic neuritis name some ...,
Name some symptoms of optic neuri...
21
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Ophthalmology - Diabetic retinopathy
What is diabetic retinoma,
Name important features of diabti...,
Pathophysiology explain how blot ...
11
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Ophthalmology - Hypertensive Retinopathy
What is hypertensive retinopathy,
Describe the signs that occur in ...,
What does this picture show
8
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Dermatology - History taking and Examination (part 1)
History taking what should you ask,
History taking what should you as...,
What are the 4 impor
18
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Dermatology - Examination (part 2)
Describe the following term of mo...,
Describe the following term of mo...,
Describe the following term of mo...
26
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Dermatology - Basics of anatomy
Outline some functions of normal ...,
Epidermis outline the two bottom ...,
Epidermis outline the two top layers
10
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Dermatology - Emergency Conditions
Name some dermatological conditio...,
Angioedema and anaphylaxis causes,
Angioedema and anaphylaxis and ur...
18
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Dermatology - viral exanthemas and other childhood infections
Mumps pc and in,
What is the management for mumps,
What is this outline the pc
17
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Dermatology - Infestations and infections (adults)
What is this,
What is ringworm outline the plac...,
Name some of the organisms which ...
18
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Dermatology - malignant skin conditions
What is this,
Name some features of sccs,
Name some risk factors for sccs
14
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Dermatology - Premalignant and benign pigmented skin lesions
What is this name the main causes...,
What is this name the main featur...,
What is the management for seborr...
10
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Dermatology - inflammatory skin conditions (eczema, psoriasis and acne)
Eczema name 3 types of eczema,
What is this condition describe s...,
What is this condition describe s...
15
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Dermatology - blistering conditions
What is this condition outline th...,
Name some important investigation...,
What is this condition outline th...
9
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Dermatology - Ulcers
What is the history of a venous u...,
What is the history of an arteria...,
What is the history of a neuropat...
9
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Ears - infective and inflammatory conditions
What is this outline the pc for t...,
What is the criteria for urgent r...,
Otitis media
9
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Ears - Causes of Deafness, tinnitus and vertigo
Name 8 causes of deafness,
What are audiograms,
Explain rinnes and webers test
14
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Ears - Audiogram interpretation
What is pure tone audiometry,
What does this audiogram show,
What does this audiogram show
9
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