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Gait, Tremor, Dystonia, Chorea
What causes a pyramidal gait,
What is a pyramidal gait,
How do people often compensate fo...
56
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Pharmacology and Physiology
What is a dendrite and its function,
Is a dendrite active or passive i...,
What is a soma and its functions
50
cards
Chronic Pain and Head Injury
What is nociceptive pain,
What is neuropathic pain,
What is allodynia
47
cards
Motor Neurone Physiology
Where are umn and lmn found,
What are lmns comprised of,
What do the alpha motor neurones ...
83
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Pharmacology
What is the who analgesic ladder ...,
How is opioid action mediated,
What happens when a opioid binds ...
31
cards
Radiology and Sleep
What are indications for an angio...,
What are the two most common caus...,
What are saccular aneurysms and w...
14
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CNS Infections and Microbiology
What are the classifications of c...,
What is acute encephalitis an inf...,
What should your ddx be in a pati...
45
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Genetics
What type of inheritance is dmd,
What type of inheritance is hunti...,
What is signs symptoms in dmd
12
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Parkinson's Disease and Parkinsonism
What are features suggestive of a...,
What are features suggestive of a...,
What are features suggestive of a...
52
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Pathology
What type of cells line the ventr...,
What cells act as the immune syst...,
What cells act as a myelin sheath
111
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MS
What is ms,
What is meant by plauqes,
What are the 4 patterns of ms
44
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Sensory Transduction
How do we hear brief overview,
What is transduction,
What makes up the middle ear
41
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Motor Neurone Disease
What is mnd,
Sx of mnd,
What is not seen in mnd
28
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Headache
What aspects in the hx are import...,
What are red flags for headaches,
What features in the pmh should b...
41
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Intracranial Neoplasms
What is an extra axial tumour,
What is the most common type of e...,
What are features of meningioma t...
65
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Stroke
What are the 2 types of strokes,
What are the features of a stroke,
What are the important stroke mimics
42
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Epilepsy
What is the most important tool t...,
What are the 2 classification of ...,
What drugs may precipitate epilep...
46
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Intracranial Haemorrhage
What are the types of spontaneous...,
What is a sah,
What can cause a sah
37
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Spinal Cord Compression
What are the common cause of acut...,
What are the common causes of chr...,
In a complete lesion of the spina...
20
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Non-Epileptic Attack Disorder and Brain Rehab
What are functional seizures link...,
What are some somatosensory auras,
What are some visual auras
17
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Peripheral Neuropathies
If there was a large motor fibre ...,
If there was a large sensory fibr...,
If there was a small fibre proble...
43
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Pattern Recognition
When does upper motor neurone wea...,
If there was an issue in a hemisp...,
If there was an issue in a parasa...
10
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Extra
An 18 year old male patient descr...,
What is a jacksonian seizure march,
What is the first line treatment ...
68
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