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Brain Abscess; Hydrocephalus; MG & LES
Brain abscess is a focal collecti...,
Brain abscess pathogenesis involv...,
The clinical presentation of a br...
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Epilepsy - PMKT
Which are the features commonly c...,
Core features of true generalised...,
What is the next appropriate trea...
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Epilepsy
Define what is meant by epilepsy 1 1,
Describe the pathophysiology of e...,
Describe the different overall ty...
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Epilepsy II
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What advice do you give to patien...,
Describe the notable side effects...
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Epilepsy (First Seizure)
How do you differentiate between ...,
How do you differentiate between ...,
How do you differentiate between ...
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Dissociative seizure
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Stroke
Clinical definition of a stroke 1 1,
What are the primary 1 and second...,
When assessing strokes initally b...
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Stroke II
What are the causes of ischaemic ...,
State what is meant by the roiser...,
Which symptoms are most likely no...
31
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TIA - add notes
Define tia 1 1,
Numerous conditions can present s...,
Why is tia a medical emergency 1 3
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Ataxic telangiectasia & Friedrich ataxia; Vestibular schwannomas (sometimes referred to as acoustic neuromas)
Cerebellar hemisphere lesions cau...,
Describe the clinical features of...,
Describe the differences betwen f...
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MS
Define ms 1 describet the pathoph...,
Which factors may influence the l...,
What are the classical plaque sit...
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Parkinson Plus Syndromes
There are 2 predominant types of ...,
Describe the general presentation...,
Describe the featurs of progressi...
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Parkinson's Disease
Define what is meant by parkinson...,
Describe the basic pathophysiolog...,
What s the pathophysiological dif...
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PD #2
What are the main features of mul...,
What is the best management of dr...,
What are the main features of par...
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Headaches
Several life threatening conditio...,
What are subacute causes of heada...,
Red flags there are several red f...
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Migraine
Define what migraine is 1 1,
Give a brief overview of the path...,
Describe the feature of a migrain...
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Brain tumours
Primary brain tumours 1,
Which risk factors increase the r...,
Bilateral acoustic scwhannommas a...
30
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Brain Tumours II
Blank 1,
What is important to note about t...,
Describe what is meant by foster ...
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Brain Injury I
Describe what is meant by the mon...,
How do you calculate cpp cerebral...,
Intracranial haemorrhage refers t...
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Brain Injury II (BB2)
Describe the injury classificatio...,
Which scale is used to classify t...,
What are mild moderate and severe...
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Central Vein Thrombosis; Idiopathic intracranial hypertension (IIH)
Define central venous thrombosis 1 1,
Describe the risk factors for cvt...,
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Myotonic Dystrophy (MD); Charcot-Marie-Tooth
Myotonic dystrophy is a genetic d...,
Tom tip the key feature of myoton...,
Describe the presentation of myot...
21
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Motor Neurone Disease; Benign essential tremor
Describe what is meant by motor n...,
Describe the pathophysiology of m...,
Describe the presentation of mnd 3
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Guillain-Barre syndrome; Horners Syndrome; Facial Nerve Palsy
Describe what is meant by guillai...,
Describe the pathophysiology of g...,
Describe the clinical feature of ...
31
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SCD; Syringomyelia;
Scd occurs because of b12 deficie...,
Describe the clinical features of...,
Descrirbe what is syringomyelia s...
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Psychogenic non-epileptic seizures; Huntingdon's Chorea; Hyperkinetic Disorders
Describe what would make you thin...,
How do you tx pseudoseizures 1 2,
Describe how you would tell a pat...
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Anti-NMDA receptor encephalitis
Describe the pathophysiology of a...,
Describe the clinical course of a...,
Describe the psychiatric 3 and ne...
9
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Brachial Neuritis
Describe what is meant by brachia...,
Describe the clinical features of...,
Describe the difference between e...
21
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Chronic inflammatory demyelinating polyneuropathy (CIDP); Creutzfeldt-Jakob disease (CJD); narcolepsy
Describe what is meant by chronic...,
What are the key stages of pathop...,
What are the clinical features of...
20
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Neuromyelitis optica; Holmes-Adie pupil; Chronic Fatigue Syndrome
Describe what is meant by neuromy...,
What is the pathophysiology of nmo 2,
Describe the common features of n...
19
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Meningitis and Encephalitis (do Encephalitis)
The meninges are composed of thre...,
What are the clinical features of...,
What are the first line ix for vi...
40
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Questions
Start in all cases of suspected e...,
Which symptom related to hearing ...,
A vesicular rash around the ear w...
67
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Cranial Nerves
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Aphasias
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