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Lecture 1
Cns,
Pns,
Frailty
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Lecture 2: Introduction to SCI
What structures 2 does the cns in...,
Define meninges,
Why is the cerebral spinal fluid ...
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Lecture 3: Self-Repair Capacity of Peripheral Neurons
What factors determines the size ...,
Why cats have larger axon diamete...,
Practice question what are typica...
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Lecture 4: Self-Repair Capacity of Central Neurons
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Lecture 5: CNS Plasticity After Injury
How was the normal organization o...,
Describe the orderly somatotopic ...,
Projections from which aspect of ...
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Lecture 2 Study Questions
How do corticospinal tracts that ...,
Understand the layout of dorsal a...,
What are dorsal rootlets ventral ...
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Lecture 3 Study Questions
What are typical conduction veloc...,
How did ramon y cajal describe th...,
What two mechanisms did ramon y c...
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Lecture 4 Study Questions
What are the similarities and dif...,
How did ramon y cajal prove that ...,
How did albert aguayo follow up o...
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Lecture 6: Impairment and Disability
Describe the difference between i...,
How can we examine and assess imp...,
How can we examine and assess dis...
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Lecture 7: CNS Pathologies - Stroke
Describe blood supply to brain,
What of cardiac output does the b...,
Define blood brain barrier
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Lecture 8: Spasticity - Assessment and Management
Describe spasticity and the postu...,
What disorders can lead to spasti...,
What can trigger spasticity
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Lecture 9: Neurosurgical Management of Spasticity
Define cerebral palsy,
State some consequences of cerebr...,
What are the adverse effects of s...
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Lecture 10: Surgical Rehabilitation after Quadriplegia
How many cervical spinal cord seg...,
What do c3 t1 innervate,
Define tetraplegia
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Lecture 11: Orthopaedic Management of Spasticity
Functions of the skeleton,
What is the treatment for femur f...,
Two types of bone healing
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Lecture 4 study questions for midterm 2
What evidence is there for neurog...,
To what extent has stem cell trea...,
List and briefly describe five pr...
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Reading: Surgical Management of Spasticity
Describe the mechanism of action ...,
Describe the advantages of intrat...,
Describe the disadvantages of int...
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Lecture 12: Neuromodulation for Chronic Pain
Chronic pain define what is it ca...,
Explain the differences between a...,
What are the physical effects of ...
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Lecture 13: Principles of Neurostimulation
List the underlying objectives of...,
What are the underlying objective...,
Slide 3 find this card in another...
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Lecture 14: Electrical Recruitment of Muscle Force
Tens stands for stimulation targe...,
Therapeutic stimulation vs functi...,
Tems stands for stimulation targe...
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Lecture 15: Wearable Walking Assist Systems for Foot Drop
Foot drop,
What is foot drop a consequence of,
Treatment options for foot drop
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Lecture 16: Implanted Walking Assist Systems for Foot Drop
How do implanted stimulation syst...,
Pros of a partially implanted fes...,
Which parts are implanted vs exte...
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not finished MT3 Lecture 16: Implanted Walking Assist Systems for Foot Drop
Explain slide 20 schematic b,
What is the reason for wanting to...,
If you make the cuff half he lien...
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Lecture 17: Advanced Neuromuscular Interfaces for Control of Prosthetic Limbs
5 different signals that can be r...,
Why in a neurogram are you primar...,
Slide 6
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Lecture 18: Assisted Breathing Methods
What is the main inspiratory musc...,
List some central and peripheral ...,
What is the diaphragm active duri...
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Lecture 19: Transvascular Diaphragm Pacing
What patients are a candidate for...,
Could vidd be prevented by pacing...,
What of patients can wean on and ...
10
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