Neurology Flashcards

Decks in this Class (56):

• Neuroanatomy

  Neuroanatomy

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  telencephalon becomes what part of brain,

  diencephalon becomes which part of th...,

  mesencephalon becomes which part of t...
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• Anatomy Seaneen

  Anatomy (Seaneen)

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  nerve cell body in the cns,

  nerve cell body in the pns,

  bundle of axons in the cns
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• Intro To Neurones Nerve Conduction And Sy

  Intro to neurones, nerve conduction and synaptic transmission

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  receive inputs from other neurones an...,

  perikaryon,

  synthetic and metabolic centre contai...
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• Mechanisms Of Analgesia

  Mechanisms of Analgesia

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  these drugs modify transmission of no...,

  these drugs activate descending inhib...,

  nsaids
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• Management Of Chronic Pain

  Management of chronic pain

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  what is nociceptive pain,

  what is neuropathic pain,

  name an nmda antagonist
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• Neurogenetics

  Neurogenetics

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  duchenne inheritance,

  what age does onset of weakness occur in,

  why do people with duchennes die
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• Cns Infections

  CNS Infections

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  classic meningitis triad,

  what is encephalomyelitis,

  diagnosis of viral meningitis
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• Lecture 1 Revision Of Cns

  Lecture 1 - Revision of CNS

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  multi polar neurones,

  where is the cell body in multi polar...,

  unipolar neurones
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• Parkinson S Disease

  Parkinson's Disease

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  neurohistological hallmark of pd,

  in pd pigment loss correlates with what,

  strongest risk factors for pd
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• Anatomy Lecture 2 Back Spine And Spinal C

  Anatomy Lecture 2: Back, Spine and Spinal Cord

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  what do the skin dimples indicate the...,

  what do the extrinsic back muscles move,

  what do the intrinsic muscles move
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• Neuropathology 1

  Neuropathology 1

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  where are schwann cells found,

  where are oligodendrocytes found,

  primary demyelinating disease
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• Motor Neuron Disease

  Motor Neuron Disease

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  average survival time if you have mnd,

  which cranial nerves are usually part...,

  what age group are usually affected i...
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• Neuroanatomy 1

  Neuroanatomy 1

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  telencephalon develops into,

  diencephalon develops into,

  mesencephalon develops into
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• Brain Tumours

  Brain tumours

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  presentation of brain tumour,

  if you have a brain tumour when is yo...,

  most common extra axial tumour
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• Neuroanatomy 2 Spinal Cord Ascending And

  Neuroanatomy 2: spinal cord, ascending and descending pathways
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• Neuroanatomy 3

  Neuroanatomy 3

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  how is the cerebellum attached to the...,

  what does the flocculonodular lobe co...,

  what is the arbor vitae
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• Neuroanatomy 4

  Neuroanatomy 4

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  all cranial nerves exit anteriorly ex...,

  where will the soma of sensory nerve ...,

  what is the only sensory modality tha...
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• Neuropathology 3

  Neuropathology 3

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  normal icp value,

  physiological causes of raised icp,

  accumulation of excessive csf within the
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• Neuroanatomy 4 Cranial Nerves

  Neuroanatomy 4: cranial nerves

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  parasympathetic innervation to pteryg...,

  motor supply to the muscles of facial...,

  motor supply to stapedius
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• Epilepsy

  Epilepsy

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  cardiovascular side effects of phenytoin,

  which drugs may make myoclonic seizur...,

  intoxication with most aeds causes what
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• Movement Disorders

  Movement disorders

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  pathological hallmarks of pd,

  the extent of dopaminergic cell loss ...,

  what is one of the first structures t...
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• Cranial Nerves

  Cranial nerves

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  has a branch passing through the foramen,

  provides secretomotor fibres to the p...,

  this nerve also innervates the caroti...
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• Pastest

  Pastest

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  this disease is caused by degeneratio...,

  how is speech affected in parkinsons ...,

  the following triad is a common prese...
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• Anatomy 5 Space Occupying Lesions

  Anatomy 5: Space Occupying Lesions

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  increased icp can result in ______,

  what are the 5 layers of the scalp hi...,

  which layer of the scalp contains the...
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• Anatomy 3 Spinal Nerves And Clinical Test

  Anatomy 3 - Spinal Nerves and Clinical Testing
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• Pastest

  Pastest

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  which part of the brain degenerates i...,

  a 45 year old man has significant tic...,

  this presents with bradykinesia rigidity
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• Analgesia 2

  Analgesia 2

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  where do nsaids work,

  morphine,

  hydromorphone
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• Parkinsons E Sammler

  Parkinsons E. Sammler

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  prolonged muscle spasms and abnormal ...
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• Stroke

  Stroke

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  hemiplegia involving at least two of ...,

  hemisensory loss definition,

  most severe type of stroke
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• Management Of Stroke

  Management of stroke

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  limitations of ct in stroke,

  what is a cardioembolic stroke,

  which type of stroke is fibrin dependent
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• Peripheral Neuropathy

  Peripheral Neuropathy

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  damage to which type of nerve fibre w...,

  damage to which type of fibre would c...,

  damage to which type of fibre would c...
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• Auditory Vestibular

  Auditory Vestibular

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  what is transduction,

  bones of the middle ear,

  the 2 rigid connections in the middle...
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• Myasthenia

  Myasthenia

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  this toxin cleaves presynaptic protei...,

  this condition results from antibodie...,

  in lambert eaton myasthenia gravis sy...
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• Brain Tumours

  Brain Tumours

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  commonest cause of cancer death under 40,

  commonest cause of cancer death under 40,

  describe the headaches in brain tumou...
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• Esther And Her Pattern Recognition

  ESTHER AND HER PATTERN RECOGNITION

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  muscle tone in umn lmn lesions,

  umn corticospinal pattern of weakness,

  key thing about neuromuscular junctio...
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• The Somatosensory System

  The Somatosensory System

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  deep sensation is from where,

  what is exteroceptive sensation,

  neurotransmitter released following s...
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• Somatosensory System 2

  Somatosensory system 2

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  dorsal column medial leminscal dcml p...,

  which pathway is responsible for disc...,

  crude touchitchticklepainthermatosens...
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• Supporting Cells Of The Nervous System

  Supporting Cells of the Nervous System

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  ciliated cells that line the ventricl...,

  these cells contribute to the formati...,

  these cells play a role in directing ...
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• Compression Of Spinal Cord

  Compression of spinal cord

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  which tract is responsible for crude ...,

  name a degenerative disease that coul...,

  most common form of cervical spinal cord
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• Muscle Spindles

  Muscle spindles

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  what is the myotatic reflex,

  what does the muscle spindle do,

  which type of fibres are in muscle sp...
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• Cheeky Neuroanatomy

  Cheeky neuroanatomy

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  what does the insular lobe or insula do,

  what is special about the spinal segm...,

  what does the epidural space contain
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• Easy Analgesia

  Easy analgesia

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  opioid action is mediated by which re...,

  what does the nrm release,

  what stimulates the nrm
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• Neuro4 Easy

  neuro4 easy

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  the only cranial nerve that doesnt ex...,

  the only cranial nerve that doesnt sy...,

  pure motor nerves
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• Neuro 5

  Neuro 5

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  what type of organisation is present ...,

  fibres carrying info regarding low fr...,

  fibres carrying info regarding high f...
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• Physiology Of Vision

  Physiology of Vision

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  direct pathway for signal transmissio...,

  what is the dark current,

  glutamate levels in the light dark
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• Lower Motor Neurones Motor Units And Neur

  Lower Motor Neurones, Motor Units and Neurophysiology of Skeletal Muscle

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  what do alpha motor neurones supply,

  what do gamma motor neurones innervate,

  greater number of motor neurones in w...
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• Analgesia Outcomes

  Analgesia outcomes

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  segmental nociception,

  supraspinal nociception,

  what does the locus coruleus produce
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• Muscle Spindle Outcomes

  Muscle Spindle Outcomes

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  what is the myotatic reflex,

  what innervates the intrafusal muscle...,

  supinator reflex
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• Pain And Thermatosensation Outcomes

  Pain and thermatosensation outcomes

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  where are the cell bodies of nociceptors,

  these fibres mediate first fast painw...,

  these fibres mediate second slow pain
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• Excitatory And Inhibitory Neurotransmissi

  Excitatory and Inhibitory Neurotransmission

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  difference between an ionotropic rece...,

  these channels are tetramers,

  these channels are pentamers
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• Ptsd

  PTSD

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  what is a centrifugal disaster,

  what is a centripetal disaster,

  what is type 1 trauma
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• Intracranial Haemorrhage

  Intracranial haemorrhage

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  focal neurological deficits associate...,

  when is lumbar puncture safe,

  gold standard investigation for sah
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• Head Injury And Rehab After Brain Injury

  Head injury and rehab after brain injury

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  what are smart goals,

  percentage of people with job before and,

  what cpp should you aim for after hea...
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• Actual Epilepsy

  actual epilepsy

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  treatment for generalised epilepsy,

  risk factors for juvenile myoclonic e...,

  when does primary generalised epileps...
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• Multiple Sclerosis

  Multiple sclerosis

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  treatment for fatigue,

  diagnosis of ms,

  evoked responses in ms
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• Neuropathology 2

  Neuropathology 2

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  what is pml,

  what is sub acute sclerosing panencep...,

  where do you often find ms plaques
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