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Drugs
What major neurodegenerative diso...,
What disorder is apomorphine used...,
What disorder is rotigotine used ...
120
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Random SBAs
What is bupropion used for,
What cranial nerve has a nucleus ...,
What is the output fibre tact of ...
43
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Basal ganglia
In what way does the basal gangli...,
Name the neural structures that m...,
In what region s is the caudate n...
33
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Pharmacology of movement
What are lewy bodies,
What part of the brain is dat ima...,
List some of the features symptom...
31
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Motor systems II
Which of brodmanns areas is assoc...,
What is the result of lesions to ...,
If someone has a stroke involving...
44
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Cerebellum
Where is the cerebellum found,
What is the name given to the par...,
What divides the vermis and more ...
26
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Anatomy and Physiology of Pain
Define transduction,
Define transmission,
Define perception
35
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Pharmacology of pain
What receptors are typically foun...,
What receptors are typically foun...,
What nt is involved with nmda and...
25
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Epilepsy
Define seizures,
Define epileptogenesis,
How many people have epilepsy wor...
32
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Traumatic Brain Injury
Describe the pathophysiology of a...,
Describe the presentation of an a...,
What is first line imaging for a ...
24
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Blood supply to the brain
What is the impact of 20 seconds ...,
If cerebral perfusion pressure of...,
What areas structures do the lent...
21
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Headaches and Migraines
What is the difference between a ...,
Describe normal tension type heaches,
Describe cluster headaches how lo...
17
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Vestibular systems
What is the main role of the vest...,
What are the 3 receptor systems t...,
State what types of sensation are...
24
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Mood disorders and antidepressant drugs
What are the signs of major depre...,
Name some of the genes that have ...,
Name some of the noradrenaline pr...
24
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Drug dependence
Define drug dependence,
Define drug tolerance,
Define drug abuse
27
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DBS
What is dbs,
What conditions will the nhs fund...,
What other conditions can dbs be ...
15
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Limbic system
What is the limbic system where i...,
Which artery supplies the limbic ...,
Which artery supplies the limbic ...
16
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Dementia
What is dementia,
What screening tests are there fo...,
What are the modifiable and non m...
17
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Memory + amnesia
Describe the divisions of the mem...,
What areas of the brain are assoc...,
What is anterograde amnesia
12
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Schizophrenia + antipsychotic drugs
What is schizophrenia,
What are positive negative cognit...,
How is schizophrenia diagnosed
21
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Persistent vegetative state
What structures in the brain make...,
What 3 things does the glasgow co...,
What are the different types of c...
14
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Pharmacology of anxiety + sleep disorders
What are the clinical uses of hyp...,
Describe the 2 process model of t...,
What is the role of the suprachia...
24
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Sleep + consciousness
When might you see a high frequen...,
What would be seen on an eeg if t...,
What does synchronous signals fir...
18
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Multiple sclerosis
What is ms,
What are the common symptoms of ms,
Which symptoms are less commonly ...
12
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More random BB SBAs
Which receptor is associated with...,
Which deep brain structure is sti...,
Which of the following nucleus in...
35
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Neurogenetic disorders
What chromosomal abnormality is r...,
What is the inheritance pattern o...,
What is the main feature of myoto...
28
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Hypokinetic movement disorders
What is parkinson s disease,
What is the classic triad of clin...,
Besides the triad of bradykinesia...
20
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Cortical syndromes
What clinical features would be o...,
What clinical features would be o...,
What clinical features would be o...
11
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Confusion
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Unsteadiness/Ataxia
Define ataxia,
What are the 2 types of ataxia,
Describe the location of the cere...
18
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Muscle weakness
Describe the potential lesion loc...,
What can cause damage to the ante...,
What can cause damage to the spin...
50
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Ascending weakness
Describe the aetiology and pathop...,
What pathogens are commonly impli...,
What are the clinical features of...
11
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Spastic paraparesis
What are the clinical features of...,
What are the most common causes o...,
What are the causes of spastic pa...
10
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Space occupying lesions
What is the most common primary b...,
What are the presenting features ...,
What is the typical appearance of...
40
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Stroke
Which vessel s can be occluded in...,
What is the criteria for a total ...,
What is the criteria for a partia...
30
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Neuroradiology
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EMG
What characteristics on emg are i...,
What characteristics on emg are i...,
Describe the typical emg appearan...
6
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EEG
What frequency are alpha waves,
When are alpha waves typically seen,
What frequency are beta waves
22
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Spinal pathologies
What are the causes of brown sequ...,
What are the features of brown se...,
What are the causes of central co...
35
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Dizziness + vertigo
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Visual field defects
What structure is damaged in inco...,
What is a common cause of optic t...,
What structure is damaged in cong...
11
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Cerebral venous thrombosis
Define cerebral venous sinus thro...,
Name common subtypes of cvst,
What are the non infectious cause...
10
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Brachial plexus
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Encephalitis
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IIH
What are the risk factors for iih,
Which medications increase the ri...,
What are the clinical features of...
4
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Aphasia
What type of lesion results in we...,
Describe the features of wernicke...,
What type of lesion results in br...
8
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