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1.1 Basic Topography Of Nervous System
What is the name of the sulcus th...,
Where is the primary motor cortex...,
Where is the sensory cortex conta...
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Antimicrobiral Agents 5.2
When is prophylactic use of antib...,
Why can tetracyclines not be used...,
What are some common adrs to abx
6
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2: Cellular Physiology Of The Brain
What are the most abundant glial ...,
What are the functions of astrocytes,
What are microglia
17
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3: Somatosensory System
What type of receptors detect pain,
What is meant by receptors being ...,
What is the difference between th...
27
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8.1: Antiplatelet And Anticoagulant Therapy
How does warfarin work,
What would a patient with previou...,
What are some adverse effects of ...
20
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8.2: Anaesthesia
What channel do anaesthetic drugs...,
What is the mac value,
Which is nitrous oxides often add...
11
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4.2 Sound And Hearing
Within which bone of the skull do...,
What is a pinna haematoma,
What can pinna haematoma lead to ...
11
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4.1: The Eye And Vision
What are the three layers on the eye,
Which layer is affected in albinism,
What is the fovea of the eye
25
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5: Upper And Lower Motor Neurones
Where is the internal capsule,
What is the route of an upper mot...,
Is the net effect of an umn on a ...
20
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3.1 Oral Hypoglycaemic Agents
What drug is first line for t2dm,
How do metformin work,
What is one common adr and one ra...
18
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6: Motor Disorders
What is the role of the cerebellum,
How does the cerebellum communica...,
Do cerebellar hemisphere lesions ...
14
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4.2: Cholesterol
How do statins work,
Why are lfts carried out on a px ...,
What are some adrs of statins
11
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4.1: Sex Steroid Hormones
Can sex hormones cross the plasma...,
What are the actions of oestrogen,
What are the actions of progesterone
25
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7.1: Higher Cortical Function
What is the name of the white mat...,
Which lobes contain the motor cor...,
What characteristics does the fro...
20
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7.2: The Reticular Formation
What is the reticular formation,
What are the 3 categories tested ...,
What are the maximum scores for e...
11
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7.2 NSAIDs
How are prostaglandins synthesised,
Which type of prostaglandin is mo...,
Which cox enzyme is responsible f...
18
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9.2: Narcotic Analgesics
What neurotransmitter do opioids ...,
What neurotransmitter is released...,
What ascending tract carries pain
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8.1: Arterial Supply To The Brain
The two vertebral arteries conver...,
The basilar artery bifurcates to ...,
The internal carotid arteries asc...
20
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8.2: Dementia And Epilepsy
What is the dementia screening tool,
How will a brain appear with alzh...,
How does lewy body dementia diffe...
15
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7.3: Neuropathology
Prion disease can lead to which t...,
What pathological changes in the ...,
What is a subfalcine herniation
16
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11.1 Antiepileptic Drugs
What is the mechanism of action o...,
Which antiepileptic medication ca...,
How do carbamazepine and phenytoi...
22
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10.2: Hypertension And Heart Failure
When do the kidneys release renin,
What are some causes of secondary...,
For a hypertensive patient what s...
17
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12.1: Drugs Used In Psychiatric Disease
What are the core symptoms of dep...,
What are 4 examples of ssris,
What are some side effects of ssris
24
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10.1: Diuretics And Drugs Used In Kidney Failure
Which diuretics is used for cereb...,
What are some side effects of fur...,
Why are loop diuretics often give...
14
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7.1: Chemotherapy
How does cisplatin chemotherapy act,
What are some examples of antimet...,
How do antimetabolite agents work...
5
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9.1: Strokes
Are most stroke haemorrhagic or i...,
What does the anterior cerebral a...,
If the left aca was affected by a...
21
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6.2: Asthma Pharmacology
Asthma is characterised by infilt...,
What are 2 examples of long actin...,
Which drugs are in a symbicort in...
23
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6.1: Immunosuppression
What is the difference between ar...,
What is the mechanism of action o...,
How does azathioprine work
27
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9.2: Head Trauma And Acute Intracranial Events
What is concussion,
What are the clinical signs indic...,
Where does blood collect in an ex...
20
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9.1: Cardiac Arrthymia Drugs
In cardiac myocytes which ion has...,
What happens in each phase of a c...,
What type of drugs are class 2 an...
13
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9.3: Raised Intracranial Pressure
What is normal intracranial pressure,
What is the pathophysiology behin...,
What are some signs and symptoms ...
9
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5.2: Antimicrobial Synthesis
Which abx target dna synthesis,
What class of abx is ciprofloxacin,
Which abx target protein synthesis
6
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13.1: Drugs Affecting Acid Secretion
Which cells in the stomach are re...,
Why are h2 antagonists more effec...,
How do alginates work
6
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13.2: Drugs Affecting Gut Motility
How does metxlopramide exert its ...,
What is the 1st line anti emetic ...,
How does metclopramide exert its ...
20
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5.1: Antiviral Agents
What is the most commonly prescri...,
What is aciclovir for,
What enzyme is aciclovir activate...
5
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11: Spinal Injuries
Which spinal tract is contralateral,
Where are most spinal injuries,
In complete cord transection how ...
15
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1: Basic Topography Of The Nervous System
What sulcus separates the frontal...,
Where is the primary motor cortex...,
Where is the sensory cortex located
26
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