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Neuroanatomy
Telencephalon becomes what part o...,
Diencephalon becomes which part o...,
Mesencephalon becomes which part ...
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Anatomy (Seaneen)
Nerve cell body in the cns,
Nerve cell body in the pns,
Bundle of axons in the cns
29
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Intro to neurones, nerve conduction and synaptic transmission
Receive inputs from other neurone...,
Perikaryon,
Synthetic and metabolic centre co...
38
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Mechanisms of Analgesia
These drugs modify transmission o...,
These drugs activate descending i...,
Nsaids
25
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Management of chronic pain
What is nociceptive pain,
What is neuropathic pain,
Name an nmda antagonist
4
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Neurogenetics
Duchenne inheritance,
What age does onset of weakness o...,
Why do people with duchennes die
43
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CNS Infections
Classic meningitis triad,
What is encephalomyelitis,
Diagnosis of viral meningitis
39
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Lecture 1 - Revision of CNS
Multi polar neurones,
Where is the cell body in multi p...,
Unipolar neurones
42
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Parkinson's Disease
Neurohistological hallmark of pd,
In pd pigment loss correlates wit...,
Strongest risk factors for pd
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Anatomy Lecture 2: Back, Spine and Spinal Cord
What do the skin dimples indicate...,
What do the extrinsic back muscle...,
What do the intrinsic muscles move
12
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Neuropathology 1
Where are schwann cells found,
Where are oligodendrocytes found,
Primary demyelinating disease
48
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Motor Neuron Disease
Average survival time if you have...,
Which cranial nerves are usually ...,
What age group are usually affect...
19
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Neuroanatomy 1
Telencephalon develops into,
Diencephalon develops into,
Mesencephalon develops into
36
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Brain tumours
Presentation of brain tumour,
If you have a brain tumour when i...,
Most common extra axial tumour
54
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Neuroanatomy 2: spinal cord, ascending and descending pathways
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Neuroanatomy 3
How is the cerebellum attached to...,
What does the flocculonodular lob...,
What is the arbor vitae
25
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Neuroanatomy 4
All cranial nerves exit anteriorl...,
Where will the soma of sensory ne...,
What is the only sensory modality...
28
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Neuropathology 3
Normal icp value,
Physiological causes of raised icp,
Accumulation of excessive csf wit...
30
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Neuroanatomy 4: cranial nerves
Parasympathetic innervation to pt...,
Motor supply to the muscles of fa...,
Motor supply to stapedius
30
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Epilepsy
Cardiovascular side effects of ph...,
Which drugs may make myoclonic se...,
Intoxication with most aeds cause...
38
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Movement disorders
Pathological hallmarks of pd,
The extent of dopaminergic cell l...,
What is one of the first structur...
14
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Cranial nerves
Has a branch passing through the ...,
Provides secretomotor fibres to t...,
This nerve also innervates the ca...
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Pastest
This disease is caused by degener...,
How is speech affected in parkins...,
The following triad is a common p...
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Anatomy 5: Space Occupying Lesions
Increased icp can result in ______,
What are the 5 layers of the scal...,
Which layer of the scalp contains...
16
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Anatomy 3 - Spinal Nerves and Clinical Testing
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Pastest
Which part of the brain degenerat...,
A 45 year old man has significant...,
This presents with bradykinesia r...
98
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Analgesia 2
Where do nsaids work,
Morphine,
Hydromorphone
25
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Parkinsons E. Sammler
Prolonged muscle spasms and abnor...
1
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Stroke
Hemiplegia involving at least two...,
Hemisensory loss definition,
Most severe type of stroke
18
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Management of stroke
Limitations of ct in stroke,
What is a cardioembolic stroke,
Which type of stroke is fibrin de...
17
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Peripheral Neuropathy
Damage to which type of nerve fib...,
Damage to which type of fibre wou...,
Damage to which type of fibre wou...
17
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Auditory Vestibular
What is transduction,
Bones of the middle ear,
The 2 rigid connections in the mi...
24
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Myasthenia
This toxin cleaves presynaptic pr...,
This condition results from antib...,
In lambert eaton myasthenia gravi...
34
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Brain Tumours
Commonest cause of cancer death u...,
Commonest cause of cancer death u...,
Describe the headaches in brain t...
89
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ESTHER AND HER PATTERN RECOGNITION
Muscle tone in umn lmn lesions,
Umn corticospinal pattern of weak...,
Key thing about neuromuscular jun...
35
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The Somatosensory System
Deep sensation is from where,
What is exteroceptive sensation,
Neurotransmitter released followi...
40
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Somatosensory system 2
Dorsal column medial leminscal dc...,
Which pathway is responsible for ...,
Crude touchitchticklepainthermato...
28
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Supporting Cells of the Nervous System
Ciliated cells that line the vent...,
These cells contribute to the for...,
These cells play a role in direct...
23
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Compression of spinal cord
Which tract is responsible for cr...,
Name a degenerative disease that ...,
Most common form of cervical spin...
20
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Muscle spindles
What is the myotatic reflex,
What does the muscle spindle do,
Which type of fibres are in muscl...
15
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Cheeky neuroanatomy
What does the insular lobe or ins...,
What is special about the spinal ...,
What does the epidural space contain
12
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Easy analgesia
Opioid action is mediated by whic...,
What does the nrm release,
What stimulates the nrm
15
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neuro4 easy
The only cranial nerve that doesn...,
The only cranial nerve that doesn...,
Pure motor nerves
43
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Neuro 5
What type of organisation is pres...,
Fibres carrying info regarding lo...,
Fibres carrying info regarding hi...
14
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Physiology of Vision
Direct pathway for signal transmi...,
What is the dark current,
Glutamate levels in the light dark
20
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Lower Motor Neurones, Motor Units and Neurophysiology of Skeletal Muscle
What do alpha motor neurones supply,
What do gamma motor neurones inne...,
Greater number of motor neurones ...
10
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Analgesia outcomes
Segmental nociception,
Supraspinal nociception,
What does the locus coruleus produce
16
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Muscle Spindle Outcomes
What is the myotatic reflex,
What innervates the intrafusal mu...,
Supinator reflex
26
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Pain and thermatosensation outcomes
Where are the cell bodies of noci...,
These fibres mediate first fast p...,
These fibres mediate second slow ...
13
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Excitatory and Inhibitory Neurotransmission
Difference between an ionotropic ...,
These channels are tetramers,
These channels are pentamers
18
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PTSD
What is a centrifugal disaster,
What is a centripetal disaster,
What is type 1 trauma
27
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Intracranial haemorrhage
Focal neurological deficits assoc...,
When is lumbar puncture safe,
Gold standard investigation for sah
13
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Head injury and rehab after brain injury
What are smart goals,
Percentage of people with job bef...,
What cpp should you aim for after...
17
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actual epilepsy
Treatment for generalised epilepsy,
Risk factors for juvenile myoclon...,
When does primary generalised epi...
20
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Multiple sclerosis
Treatment for fatigue,
Diagnosis of ms,
Evoked responses in ms
23
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Neuropathology 2
What is pml,
What is sub acute sclerosing pane...,
Where do you often find ms plaques
28
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