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1.1.1 Gross Brain Structure
Id these diencephalic structures,
What is stained in a nissl stain
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1.1.2 CNS Functional Divisions
Describe the development of the c...,
What is a deep tendon reflex,
What is the organization of memor...
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1.2.1 Neurohistology
What is a multipolar neuron,
What is this an image of and what...,
What is the role of microglia
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1.2.2 Cranial Nerve Intro
Damage to which three nerves can ...,
What are the three possible compo...,
What is the name function locatio...
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1.2.3 Neurodevelopment
What is occuring during neuralation,
What do the targets of neurons pr...,
Where is the altar plate what is ...
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1.3.1 CNS Neurotransmitters
Describe the synthesis of sero,
Some drugs can do what to histami...,
What is the synthesis of dopamine
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1.3.2 Sensory Transduction Overview
What are the characteristics of p...,
What are receptive fields,
What is the function of
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1.3.3 Face and Scalp
Muscles lie within subcutaneous f...,
What is the function of the orbic...,
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1.4.1 Neurodevelopment II
How do trophic factors and neurod...,
Bilateral horne,
Nt 3 a
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1.4.2 Somatosensory Receptors
What is the role of the muscle sp...,
What are the three different cate...,
What is true about receptive fields
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1.4.3 Skull, Cranial Cavity, and Suboccipital Region
Id these dural sinuses,
Id this bone and its key features,
Id this area and what sits in it
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1.5.1 Somatic Sensation
The dorsal column medial lemniscu...,
The al pathway conveys pain tempe...,
What is the location of the third...
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1.5.2 Pain I
How would analgesics shift the pa...,
What are the,
How do opoids
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1.5.3 Spinal Cord Lab Intro
Where does decussation occur in t...,
Which sensory modalities are carr...,
How many neurons are in the dc ml...
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2.1.1 Cellular Neuropathy
What is this an image of and what...,
What is this an image of,
What is this an image of and what...
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2.1.2 Spinal Reflexes
An alpha motor neuron and all of ...,
How many alpha motor neurons inne...,
What is the innervation ratio
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2.2.1 Eye and Orbit
What is the,
What are the covered parts,
What is presbyopia
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2.2.2 Structures of Mastication
What are the covered parts,
What are the characteristics of t...,
What are the two types of movemen...
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2.2.3 Peripheral Nerve Pathology
What are the two main subtypes of...,
What type of neuropathy is associ...,
What gene and protein
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2.3.1 Neck and Larynx
What is a pyramidal lobe,
What is the importance of the pos...,
What is important of the submenta...
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2.3.2 Neurological Diagnosis
What are the 3 steps in the diagn...,
Fill in this chart describing the...,
What are the four major lesion ca...
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2.3.3 Peripheral Neuropathy
What is axontmetis,
What is the treatment for distal ...,
What are the three fundamental co...
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2.4.1 Brain Tumors
What is the important genetic mar...,
Circumscribed gliomas may have wh...,
What is this an image of
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2.4.2 Peripheral Nerve/Spinal Cord Injury
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3.1.1 Vision and Physiological Optics
What is accomidation and how can ...,
What is the difference between co...,
What is a hyperopic eye
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3.1.2 Branchial Arches
What fraction of congential abnor...,
What are branchial pouches,
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3.1.3 HEENT Exam
What level should you inspect the...,
What are some of the aspects of,
Whats being demonstrated in these...
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3.2.1 Nose, Paranasal, Sinuses, Pharynx, Lymphatics
What are the characteristics of a...,
What are the covered parts,
What are the covered parts
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3.2.2 Embryology of Facial Development
What are the epidemiological char...,
What is the role of neural crest ...,
First arch syndromes are describe...
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3.2.3 Normal Brain and Behavioral Development
How does language development occ...,
What are some examples of ne,
Describe the 3 nt process
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3.3.1 Vision II
What are the covered parts,
What is the pathway of aqueous hu...,
What allows for contraction and d...
26
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3.3.2 Delirium
What must be ruled out when think...,
How are attention and awareness a...,
What differentiates delirium from...
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3.3.3 Mental Status Exam
Type of thought process disorder,
Disorders of thoughts,
What is true about mental status ...
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3.4.1 Vision III
What are the two types of ganglio...,
What are the two paths in which i...
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3.4.2 Anxiety Disorders and ADHD
Describe the epidemiology of,
What are some of the treatments f...,
What is systematic desensitization
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3.5.1 Cranial Nerves
Which nerve is commonly affected ...,
Where can aneurysms occur that wi...,
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3.5.2 Visual Fields
A lesion where would result in th...,
A lesion where would result in th...,
A lesion where would result in th...
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4.1.1 Eye Pathology I and II
What is the most common cause of ...,
What is the normal range of corne...,
What type of fracture may give ri...
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4.2.1 Pain II
What are the characteristics of f...,
What are the characteristics of s...,
What are the characteristics of s...
14
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4.2.2 EEG and Sleep
The reticular activating system i...,
What are the two eeg activities a...,
What is the distribution of
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4.2.3 Pharmacology of the Eye
Identify the covered structure an...,
Describe the state of the iris ci...,
What helps to promote drainage of...
21
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4.3.1 Childhood Developmental Disorders
What is the definition of mental ...,
Differentiate between,
What are the general characterist...
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4.3.2 Epilepsy and Sleep Disorders
What is the algorithmic approach ...,
What is the tetrad of nacrolepsy,
Involuntary coarse usually semi r...
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5.1.1 Nerve Trunks
What are the characteristics of,
What source will,
What is a compound action potential
15
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5.1.2 Central Motor Systems I
Describe the,
What is the importance of laminas...,
What are the results of a transec...
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5.1.3 Intro to Brainstem I
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5.2.1 Central Motor Systems II
What is a jacksonian seizure,
What are the characteristics of s...,
What is the general pattern for t...
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5.2.2 Weakness
What grading scale do they want u...,
Localize this lesion diffuse weak...
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5.2.3 Brainstem Lesions
What are the differences between ...,
What is binocular double vison,
Identify these nuclei and their r...
13
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5.3.1 Myasthenia Gravis
What is the clinical manifestatio...,
What are the important diagnostic...,
What are the treatments for myast...
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5.3.2 Vestibular
What are neural mechanisms behind...,
What are the two basic types of n...,
What is nystagmus
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6.1.1 Cerebellum
What are the characteristics of the,
What are adiadochokinesis associa...,
The purkinje cell is
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6.1.2 Basal Ganglia
How does parkinsons disease affec...,
What is the hyperdirect pathway,
What is hemiballismus
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6.1.3 Neurologic Examination
Truth or dare
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6.2.1 Traumatic Brain Injury
What is the difference between a ...,
What is an epidural hematoma,
How can severity differ in regard...
26
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6.2.2 Movement Disorders
What are the common types of tremors,
What is chorea,
What is the mainstay in treatment...
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6.2.3 Myelin Disorders
What are the key features of krabbes,
What are the main presentation fe...,
What are the two main subtypes of...
37
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6.3.1 Ear Structure and Function
What makes up the kinetic labryin...,
What is the sequence by which,
What are the peripheral component...
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6.3.2 Brainstem II Lab Intro
Inferior peduncle has a role in,
What is left inter nuclear ophtha...,
Describe the major structures of ...
14
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6.3.3 Behaviorism: Theories, Practice, and How to Train Your Dragon
What are the two main approaches ...,
What is the conditioning phenomena,
G
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6.4.1 Limbic System
What makes up the archicortical a...,
Olfacto,
Olfactory bulb synapses with the ...
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6.4.2 Neurodegenerative Diseases
What is the white arrow pointing at,
What is the main type of deposit ...,
Prior to death this patient demon...
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6.4.3 Hypothalamus
What is the difference between le...,
How can the hypothalamus change t...
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6.5.1 Hearing Disorders
What is the weber test,
What are the characteristics of a...,
Describe an audiogram for a patie...
30
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6.5.2 Learning and Memory
What is declarative memory,
What is short term memory,
What is non declarative memory
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6.5.3 Embryology of Eye and Ear
What transcription factor aids in...,
Identify the embryonic origin of ...,
26
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7.1.1 Cognition and Dementia
What are the limitations of clini...,
How will you be able to diagnose ...,
What are the three factors tested...
11
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7.1.2 Personality Disorders
What developmental traumatic even...,
Which personality disorder has co...,
Identify the cardinal features an...
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7.2.1 CNS Vasculature
What is medial ponting,
What occurs in opthalmic artery s...,
What are the arrows pointing to a...
26
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7.2.2 Ear Diseases
What is mixed hearing loss,
Type of pathology of tm,
What is the embyonic orgin of the...
32
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7.2.3 Head and Neck Abnormalities
Where will 3rd 4th branchial clef...,
What are the derivatives of the 6...,
What is the management of 3rd 4th...
32
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7.3.1 Alcoholism and Medical Sequelae
Why is the an increased incidence...,
What are the characteristics of a...,
What are the alcoholic effects of...
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7.3.2 Headache
What are the presenting symptoms ...,
What are some abortive treatments...,
What are some other migraine vari...
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7.4.1 Substance Abuse
What behavioral construct is asso...
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7.4.2 Stroke
Name that blocked artery,
Name that blocked artery,
Name that blocked artery
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7.5.1 Psychosis and Shizophrenia
Describe the prevalence and peak ...,
Describe the difference between d...,
What is the difference between th...
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7.5.2 Thalamus and Forebrain
What is the role of the reticular...,
What are the general
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Pathoma
What happens in severe global isc...,
How does dementia relate to parki...,
What is vascular dementia
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8.1.1 Swallowing
Swallowing is thought to have,
Describe the preparatory phase of...,
What are the roles of the various...
20
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8.1.2 CNS Imaging
What is this an image of,
What type of image is this,
What is this an image of
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8.1.3 Disorders of Consciousness
Fast eye movements indicate that ...,
Define coma stupor and lethargy,
What are some ways to distinguish...
13
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8.2.1 Infectious Brain Disorders
Describe the importance of chromo...,
What is this an image of,
What are the characteristis of
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8.2.2 Decision Making
What is the role of the amygdala ...,
What is the flow of information i...,
What are some examples of unconsc...
13
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8.2.3 Diagnostic Medicine
Describe the spectrum that is use...,
How is sensitivity calculated,
Describe the graph that compares ...
12
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8.3.1 Regional Anatomy
Identify location of lesion blood...,
Location of lesion,
Identify location of lesion blood...
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8.3.2 Mood Disorders
What are the characteristics of b...,
How does depression related to th...,
What are the adverse
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8.4.1 Stroke Neuropathy
What are the common locations of ...,
What are the characteristics of a...,
Describe the differences between the
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8.5.1 Wrap Up Brain Disorders
Describe the dopamine hypothesis ...,
Describe the,
What are the neural mechanisms of...
3
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Low Yield (for those who want to get a 260 on STEEP)
What are the,
Describe the pathway of pupillary...,
Hsv infection affects
101
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