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Anatomy
What are the two main types of ne...,
What is the difference between mu...,
What is the difference between mo...
180
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Neuroanatomy
What is the cns composed of,
What is the pns composed o,
What are the first 3 swellings of...
116
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Introduction to Neurones, Nerve Conduction & Synaptic Transmission
What is the role of dendrites,
What does the cell body soma contain,
What is the role of the cell body...
35
cards
Introduction to Sensory Receptors and Sensory Neurones
What does the somatosensory syste...,
What is the role of the exterocep...,
What is the role of the proprioce...
62
cards
Central Processing of Somatosensory Input
What is the grey matter subdivide...,
What is the fibre class of nocice...,
What is the fibre class of ltms a...
23
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Motor Units, Muscle Spindles, Golgi Tendon Organs and Joint Receptors
The somatic motor system is respo...,
What two neurones make up the som...,
What is the main function of umns...
48
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Sensory Transduction: Auditory and Vestibular System
What ion causes depolarisation to...,
Explain how the hair cells cause ...,
More aps are generated when cilia...
25
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Upper Motor Neurones and Control of Movement
No input is needed from the motor...,
Describe the 3 levels of motor co...,
What areas of the brain are invol...
28
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An Introduction to Pain and Thermosensation
What are the three main types of ...,
Describe the difference in sensat...,
What potential stimuli can activa...
21
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Tumours of Nervous System
Primary brain tumours are the 2nd...,
What is the most common cause of ...,
What are general symptoms of brai...
79
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Genetics of CNS Disease
What type of inheritance is duche...,
What is the progression of dmd,
What is the tell tale signs of dmd
31
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Infections of Nervous System
What may untreated cns infection ...,
What is bacterial meningitis,
What are the two types of meningitis
72
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Primary and Secondary Headaches
What are the red flags of a headache,
What should you be aware of in te...,
What is family history particular...
65
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Stroke
What is the definition of a stroke,
85 of strokes are haemorrhagic tr...,
What condition is associated with...
51
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Epilepsy: Seizures, Syndromes and Management
What kind of questions would you ...,
What kind of questions would you ...,
What kind of questions would you ...
53
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Raised ICP, Space Occupying Lesions & Trauma
What can cause a raised icp,
What is responsible for re absorp...,
What should normal csf contain an...
31
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Sleep Physiology, Hypersomnolence, Parasomnias
What is sleep,
What makes sleep not a conscious ...,
What makes sleep not an unconscio...
42
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Parkinsonism and Movement Disorders
What is role of basal ganglia,
What is the most common neurodege...,
What is cause of parkinsons
28
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Peripheral Neuropathy
Name all areas that are considere...,
Symptoms of peripheral neuropathy...,
Damage to what type of fibres cau...
37
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Multiple Sclerosis and Inflammatory CNS Disease
What is ms,
When does ms typically initially ...,
What is ratio of females males in ms
36
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Muscle and Neuromuscular Junction
What are three characteristics of...,
Where do the cell bodies of motor...,
What does the terminal portion of...
73
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Traumatic Brain and Head Injury
What is a traumatic brain injury,
Tbi is the commonest cause of dea...,
What groups are high risk to tbi
24
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Management of Chronic Pain
What is pain,
What fibres transmit painful stim...,
What is released in spinal cord
18
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Demyelination & Dementia
What 2 structures are damaged dur...,
What is the primary demyelinating...,
What primary demyelinating diseas...
41
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Dementia
What is cognition,
What 5 processes is cognition oft...,
What is the dsmv criteria for dia...
66
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Motor Neurone Disease
What is motor neurone disease,
How is motor neurone disease diag...,
What are symptoms of mnd
48
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Intracranial Haemorrhage
What fluid does a subarachnoid ha...,
What are the most common reasons ...,
Where in the circle of willis are...
41
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Spinal Cord Compression
The corticospinal tract is a _ ne...,
Where does upper motor neurone of...,
What is the lower motor neurone
38
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Patterns of Neurological Presentation
What type of movement disorders a...,
What type of movement disorders a...,
What type of movement disorders a...
29
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Raised ICP and Hydrocephalus
What 3 intracranial components ma...,
What does the monroe kellie doctr...,
What physiological functions can ...
37
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Back Pain and Sciatica
What should you ask a patient abo...,
How may patient describe characte...,
Location and radiation of back pa...
37
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Neurological Rehabilitation
When in a patients journey is neu...,
What is the aim of neuro rehab,
What healthcare professionals are...
12
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