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Clinical signs in UMN/LMN disease
Normal or reduced muscle tone 1,
Spastic muscle tone 2,
Rigid muscle tone 3
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CNS infections
What is the major causative virus...,
Management of viral meningitis 2,
Diagnosis of viral meningitis 3
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Genetics CNS conditions
Inheritance pattern of duchenne m...,
Cause of dmd 2 2,
Signs of dmd 3 3
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Subdural haematoma
In subdural haematoma which layer...,
Aetiology of subdural haemorrhage 2,
History of acute sdh 2 3
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Subarachnoid haemorrhage
Definition of subarachnoid haemor...,
Most common aetiology of sah 2,
History of subarachnoid haemorrha...
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Extradural haemorrhage
Definition of extradural haemorrh...,
Most common cause of edh 2,
Classical ct appearance of edh 3
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Parkinsons Disease
Underlying pathology of pd 1,
Describe the genetic aetiology of...,
Possible risk factors for pd 2 3
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Dyskinesia
Rest tremor 1,
Pattern of intention tremor 2,
Underlying cause of intention tre...
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Neuropathology 1
Primary change which takes place ...,
Why are neurones extremely sensit...,
What is gliosis and what is the s...
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Neuropathology 2- MS and dementia
What are demyelinating diseases c...,
Most common demyelinating disorder 2,
Presentation of ms is usually 3
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Neuropathology 3- raised ICP, SOL and trauma
Normal value of intercranial pres...,
Five potential causes of raised i...,
How do hypoxia and hypercapnia le...
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Multiple sclerosis
Definition of ms 1,
Clinical course of ms 4 2,
Motor symptoms 2 3
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Sound and balance physiology
Movement of the tympanic membrane...,
Movement of stapes at the oval wi...,
Pressure waves within the perilym...
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Stroke
Two main pathological processes w...,
Aetiology of infarction 2,
Main cause risk factor for haemor...
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Neuromuscular disease
How does botulinum toxin work 1,
What causes lambert eaton myasthe...,
What is lambert eaton associated ...
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Motor neurone disease
Definition of motor neurone disea...,
Combined degeneration of upper an...,
Only show lmn signs with better p...
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Cord compression
Name of the main spinal motor tra...,
Where does the corticospinal trac...,
Signs of upper motor neurone lesi...
26
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Headache
Red flag headache symptoms as man...,
Potential investigations in heada...,
What is papilloedema a sign of 3
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Epilepsy
What causes seizures 1,
Precipitants 5 2,
Key features from history 3
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Neuropathies
Which types of nerve fibres are t...,
What happens when large motor fib...,
Symptoms of autonomic dysfunction...
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Patterns of neurological disease
Pattern of upper motor neurone we...,
Two types of increased tone 2,
Difference between spasticity and...
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Hand nerve palsies
Sensory loss pain over the thumb ...,
Muscle wasting in median nerve pa...,
Weakness of thumb abduction 3
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Parkinson's treatment
When should drug treatment for pd...,
Examples of dopamine receptor ago...,
Side effects risks of dopamine re...
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Alzheimer's and other dementias
Definition of dementia 1,
How does dementia usually present 2,
Important aspects of history in s...
17
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Lower limb nerve palsies
Knee jerk reflex roots 1,
Ankle jerk reflex roots 2,
Movements to test l1 l2 3
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Neuroanatomy
Three ligaments which need to be ...,
First palpable vertebra in most p...,
Level of termination of the spina...
22
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Clinical anatomy of the lower limb- cutaneous innervation, myotomes
Ankle jerk reflex roots 1,
Knee jerk reflex roots 2,
Main branches of the sciatic nerv...
18
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Exam
Diagnostic tests for viral mening...,
Distinguishing features of viral ...,
Important features of the history...
17
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Exam 2
Drugs which can cause parkinsonis...,
Four cardinal symptoms of parkins...,
Non motor symptoms of parkinsons ...
26
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Pastest/passmedicine
Indian ink staining of csf in a p...,
Gait disturbance confusion urinar...,
Headache visual disturbance occur...
15
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Exam 3
Cause of myasthenia gravis 1,
Associations of myasthenia gravis 2,
Distinguishing features of the mu...
25
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Exam 4
Damage to one or more peripheral ...,
Symptoms of guillaine barre syndr...,
Management of guillaine barre syn...
20
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Clinical anatomy of the upper limb
Nerve roots that make up the brac...,
Nerve roots tested by 2,
The radial nerve supplies which g...
12
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Exam 5
Severe unilateral pain lacrimation 1,
Management of cluster headache 2,
Treatment for migraine 3
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Neuro physiology
What type of neurone are most 1,
Cells which myelinate axons in a ...,
Which cells are the macrophages o...
28
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