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Embryology/Anatomy of Eye
From what structure in the embryo...,
From what part of the neural tube...,
What do the optic vesicles in the...
62
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Vision 1
Define light rays bend to form a ...,
Define changing the shape of the ...,
What three mechanisms are involve...
43
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Vision 2
What is another name for extrinsi...,
From which ring do the rectus mus...,
Which extrinsic muscle arises fro...
28
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Common Conditions of the Eye
What are the symptoms of nuclear ...,
What is a glaucoma,
What layer is the uvea layer
67
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Neurology 1
What two types of fibres are cont...,
What are the two types of cells i...,
State two characteristics of neurons
58
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Neurology 2
Name the three parts which make u...,
What are the three main functions...,
What ventricle is in the medulla
51
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Neurology 3
What are the dips and hills of th...,
What is a large dip in the cerebr...,
What kind of matter is found on t...
68
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Neurology 4
What is the central tube in the m...,
What type of neuron is affected w...,
What are the three columns that a...
36
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Cranial Nerves
How many cranial nerves are there,
As nerves are soft and they pass ...,
What are the three type of sensor...
79
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Motor Control
What type of motor neurons have d...,
What are the four systems which p...,
What would be the result of a low...
38
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Motor 1
What are the three motor control ...,
What structure has the function o...,
What structure has the function o...
41
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Motor 2
Is overall movement controlled by...,
When there is a body position cha...,
What is feed forward mechanisms c...
30
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Red Eye and Adnexal Oncology
What type of infection would be s...,
What type of infection would be s...,
What type of infection would be s...
90
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Vestibular Function
What is the function of the vesti...,
Where is the vestibular system fo...,
What are the name of the semi cir...
54
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Sleep
Where do the inhibitory processes...,
Does serotonin induce or inhibit ...,
Do serotonin levels increase duri...
88
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Cognition and Memory
What is a brief summary of cognition,
What two skills are required to b...,
What is required to learn and rem...
51
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Sensory Systems
State 5 types of sensory receptors,
What is the area where the sensor...,
What does it mean when a sensory ...
55
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Epilepsy and Seizures
What is syncope,
What is a hypoxic seizure,
What is a concussive seizure
83
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Muscle and Nerves Disease
State some symptoms of muscle dis...,
What is myoglobinuria,
State three signs of muscle disease
66
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Disease of Spinal Cord
What is a myelopathy,
What is radicuopathy,
Where abouts is the corticospinal...
63
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Multiple Sclerosis
What age group is affected by ms,
How severe is ms,
What is the prognosis of ms
77
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Headaches
What is a primary headache,
Give three examples of primary he...,
What is a secondary headache
97
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Embryology
What are the three layers of the ...,
What layer of the term trilaminar...,
What layer of the term trilaminar...
87
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Traumatic Brain Injury
What are some clinical signs of d...,
What are some clinical signs of i...,
What are the main causes of head ...
14
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Pathophysiology of Pain
What is pain,
Is pain a stimulus,
Where does pain perception occur ...
62
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Cerebral Perfusion & ICP
What does gcs stand for,
What are the three components of ...,
Under which gcs is someone in a coma
45
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Infections of CNS
What area of the cns is infection...,
What area of the cns is infection...,
What area of the cns is infection...
159
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Pathology of Cerebra-Vascular Disease
What cerebral artery supplies the...,
In what area of the brain does th...,
What area of the brain does the m...
67
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Pathology of Brain Tumours
What is contained in the cranium,
What is the pressure gradient,
What does cpp stand for
68
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Disorders of Cranial Nerves
What are the four special senses,
What nerve is responsible for sme...,
What nerve is responsible for sme...
81
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Cerebral Infarction
What of stroke patients will die ...,
What type of stroke is more commo...,
What is the definition of a stroke
45
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Coma
What is the definition of a coma,
What two things does consciousnes...,
How is the ascending reticular ac...
32
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Degenerative Diseases
What are the two main degenerativ...,
What are 4 common features of neu...,
What is the definition of dementia
42
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Clinical Neurophysiology
What investigations can be done f...,
What two factors of nerve conduct...,
What nerve could be damaged if th...
17
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Hydrocephalus
What colour is cfs normally,
What is the function of csf,
What conc of rbcs should be in cs...
33
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Neuroradiology
In what 5 circumstances should a ...,
What two main conditions from pos...,
What two conditions should a ct s...
28
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Applied Neuropharmacology
How is ach removed from the synap...,
How are most neurotransmitters re...,
Describe how an aps stimulate the...
43
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Unexplained Symptoms
Are unexplained symptoms common,
Give some examples of unexampled ...,
What three things may cause a dis...
21
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Rehabilitation
What is an impairment,
What is a disability,
What is a handicap
32
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Assessing Cognitive Function
What does pta stand for,
What is disorientation,
What is anterograde amnesia
8
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Y4 Neurology
Describe the transmission of an a...,
What receptor does ach bind to at...,
What blocks ach vesicle fusion at...
28
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Y4 Blackouts
What two reflexes can result in s...,
What could cause sympathetic unde...,
What are the 5 causes of someone ...
7
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Y4 Dyskinesias
What are the four types of tremor,
What is the main cause of a resti...,
What is the slowest tremor
19
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Y4 Degenerative Diseases
Dementia what two structures diff...,
What are three risk factors of de...,
What score does the mmse have to ...
49
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Y4 Headaches
What two conditions would increas...,
What is the presentation of sah,
What is the presentation of trans...
24
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Y4 Stroke
State some cardiac causes of strokes,
What procedure can be offered for...,
What three conditions could cause...
15
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Y4 Haematoma
What vessels cause an extradural ...,
What vessels cause an subdural ha...,
What are some risk factors of sub...
22
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Y4 Epilepsy
State some diagnostic signs that ...,
Should epilepsy be diagnosed afte...,
What are some ses of lamotrigine
8
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Y4 Nerve Palsy
Does intracranial sinus thrombosi...,
Does bells palsy have sudden onse...,
State the features of bells palsy
48
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Y4 Myopathy
What are features of myopathy,
What are the reflexes of myopathy,
What is the difference in locatio...
47
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Y4 Neurofibromatosis
How many types of neurofibromatos...,
What chromosome is type 1 on,
What chromosome is type 2 on
11
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Y4 Syringomyelia
What causes syringomyelia,
What movements behaviours can mak...,
State 4 cardinal signs of syringo...
7
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