ESA 5 - Nervous System Flashcards

Decks in this Class (18):

• The Role Of Neurones And Glia

  The Role of Neurones and Glia

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  what is the nervous system composed of,

  what is the function of neurones in the,

  how many neurones are there in the centr
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• Neurotransmission

  Neurotransmission

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  what are the four main sections of the t,

  what effect does depolarisation in the t,

  what effect does the entrance of ca
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• Somatosensory System

  Somatosensory System

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  what is the somatosensory system concern,

  what sensory modalities are carried by t,

  what do the different sensory modalities
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• The Cns And Pns

  The CNS and PNS

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  what portions does the pns consist of,

  what is the autonomic portion of the pns,

  what does the autonomic portion of the p
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• The Retina And Central Visual Pathways

  The Retina and Central Visual Pathways

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  what are the important layers of the ret,

  what cells are contained within the neur,

  what does the pigemented layer of the re
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• Motor Disorders

  Motor Disorders

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  where is the cerebellum located,

  how is the cerebellum separated from the,

  how is the cerebellum seperated from the
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• Upper And Lower Motoneurones

  Upper and Lower Motoneurones

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  what are the upper and lower motoneurone,

  where does the upper motorneurone have i,

  where is the primary motor cortex found
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• Introduction To Neuropathology

  Introduction to Neuropathology

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  what commensal organisms are present in,

  how might microorganisms gain entry to t,

  give two examples of where infection mig
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• Higher Cortical Function

  Higher Cortical Function

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  where do most inputs to the cortex come,

  where do the outputs of the cortex come,

  what happens to information between the
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• Dementia

  Dementia

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  what is dementia,

  what are the causes of pernament dementi,

  what are the reversible causes of dement
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• Epilepsy

  Epilepsy

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  what is a seizure,

  what is a convulsion,

  what is an aura
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• Blood Supply To Brain And Spinal Cord

  Blood Supply to Brain and Spinal Cord

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  how is the brain supplied with blood,

  where do the arteries supplying the brai,

  what completes the circulation around th
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• Development Of The Nervous System

  Development of the Nervous System

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  over what time frame does the nervous sy,

  what does the early development of the n,

  what is meant by the nervous system bein
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• Pathophysiology And Management Of Spinal

  Pathophysiology and Management of Spinal Cord Injuries

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  what sensory modalities are carried in t,

  what modalities are carried in teh,

  what sensory modalities are carried in t
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• Raised Intracranial Pressure

  Raised Intracranial Pressure

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  what is the intracranial and spinal vaul,

  what does the intracranial and spinal va
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• Head Trauma

  Head Trauma

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  what are the classifications of head inj,

  what are primary head injuries,

  what are the types of primary head injur
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• Acute Intracranial Events

  Acute Intracranial Events

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  what is an extradural haemorrhage,

  what causes extradural haemorrhagers,

  what of extradural haemorrhage
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• Reticular Formation

  Reticular Formation

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  what is arousal,

  what is consciousness,

  wha
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