Decks in this Class (52):
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Embryology Anatomy Of Eye
Embryology/Anatomy of Eye
Sample Cards:from what structure in the embryo does t,from what part of the neural tube does t,what do the optic vesicles in the embryo62 CardsPreview Flashcards -
Vision 1
Vision 1
Sample Cards:define light rays bend to form a sharp i,define changing the shape of the len by,what three mechanisms are involved in ac43 CardsPreview Flashcards -
Vision 2
Vision 2
Sample Cards:what is another name for extrinsic eye m,from which ring do the rectus muscles ar,which extrinsic muscle arises from anter28 CardsPreview Flashcards -
Common Conditions Of The Eye
Common Conditions of the Eye
Sample Cards:what are the symptoms of nuclear scleros,what is a glaucoma,what layer is the uvea layer67 CardsPreview Flashcards -
Neurology 1
Neurology 1
Sample Cards:what two types of fibres are contained i,what are the two types of cells in the n,state two characteristics of neurons58 CardsPreview Flashcards -
Neurology 2
Neurology 2
Sample Cards:name the three parts which make up the b,what are the three main functions of the,what ventricle is in the medulla51 CardsPreview Flashcards -
Neurology 3
Neurology 3
Sample Cards:what are the dips and hills of the cereb,what is a large dip in the cerebrum call,what kind of matter is found on the outs68 CardsPreview Flashcards -
Neurology 4
Neurology 4
Sample Cards:what is the central tube in the middle o,what type of neuron is affected when the,what are the three columns that are pres36 CardsPreview Flashcards -
Cranial Nerves
Cranial Nerves
Sample Cards:how many cranial nerves are there,as nerves are soft and they pass through,what are the three type of sensory crani79 CardsPreview Flashcards -
Motor Control
Motor Control
Sample Cards:what type of motor neurons have direct c,what are the four systems which provide,what would be the result of a lower moto38 CardsPreview Flashcards -
Motor 1
Motor 1
Sample Cards:what are the three motor control structu,what structure has the function of strat,what structure has the function of tacti41 CardsPreview Flashcards -
Motor 2
Motor 2
Sample Cards:is overall movement controlled by one ne,when there is a body position change is,what is feed forward mechanisms control30 CardsPreview Flashcards -
Red Eye And Adnexal Oncology
Red Eye and Adnexal Oncology
Sample Cards:what type of infection would be seen wit,what type of infection would be seen wit,what type of infection would be seen wit90 CardsPreview Flashcards -
Vestibular Function
Vestibular Function
Sample Cards:what is the function of the vestibular s,where is the vestibular system found in,what are the name of the semi circular m54 CardsPreview Flashcards -
Sleep
Sleep
Sample Cards:where do the inhibitory processes which,does serotonin induce or inhibit sleep,do serotonin levels increase during the88 CardsPreview Flashcards -
Cognition And Memory
Cognition and Memory
Sample Cards:what is a brief summary of cognition,what two skills are required to be cogni,what is required to learn and remember t51 CardsPreview Flashcards -
Sensory Systems
Sensory Systems
Sample Cards:state 5 types of sensory receptors,what is the area where the sensory neuro,what does it mean when a sensory recepto55 CardsPreview Flashcards -
Epilepsy And Seizures
Epilepsy and Seizures
Sample Cards:what is syncope,what is a hypoxic seizure,what is a concussive seizure83 CardsPreview Flashcards -
Muscle And Nerves Disease
Muscle and Nerves Disease
Sample Cards:state some symptoms of muscle disease,what is myoglobinuria,state three signs of muscle disease66 CardsPreview Flashcards -
Disease Of Spinal Cord
Disease of Spinal Cord
Sample Cards:what is a myelopathy,what is radicuopathy,where abouts is the corticospinal tract63 CardsPreview Flashcards -
Multiple Sclerosis
Multiple Sclerosis
Sample Cards:what age group is affected by ms,how severe is ms,what is the prognosis of ms77 CardsPreview Flashcards -
Headaches
Headaches
Sample Cards:what is a primary headache,give three examples of primary headaches,what is a secondary headache97 CardsPreview Flashcards -
Embryology
Embryology
Sample Cards:what are the three layers of the derm la,what layer of the term trilaminar plate,what layer of the term trilaminar plate87 CardsPreview Flashcards -
Traumatic Brain Injury
Traumatic Brain Injury
Sample Cards:what are some clinical signs of direct h,what are some clinical signs of indirect,what are the main causes of head trauma14 CardsPreview Flashcards -
Pathophysiology Of Pain
Pathophysiology of Pain
Sample Cards:what is pain,is pain a stimulus,where does pain perception occur in the62 CardsPreview Flashcards -
Cerebral Perfusion Icp
Cerebral Perfusion & ICP
Sample Cards:what does gcs stand for,what are the three components of the gcs,under which gcs is someone in a coma45 CardsPreview Flashcards -
Infections Of Cns
Infections of CNS
Sample Cards:what area of the cns is infection during,what area of the cns is infection during,what area of the cns is infection during159 CardsPreview Flashcards -
Pathology Of Cerebra Vascular Disease
Pathology of Cerebra-Vascular Disease
Sample Cards:what cerebral artery supplies the larges,in what area of the brain does the middl,what area of the brain does the middle c67 CardsPreview Flashcards -
Pathology Of Brain Tumours
Pathology of Brain Tumours
Sample Cards:what is contained in the cranium,what is the pressure gradient,what does cpp stand for68 CardsPreview Flashcards -
Disorders Of Cranial Nerves
Disorders of Cranial Nerves
Sample Cards:what are the four special senses,what nerve is responsible for smelling,what nerve is responsible for smelling81 CardsPreview Flashcards -
Cerebral Infarction
Cerebral Infarction
Sample Cards:what of stroke patients will die within,what type of stroke is more common 1 isc,what is the definition of a stroke45 CardsPreview Flashcards -
Coma
Coma
Sample Cards:what is the definition of a coma,what two things does consciousness depen,how is the ascending reticular activatin32 CardsPreview Flashcards -
Degenerative Diseases
Degenerative Diseases
Sample Cards:what are the two main degenerative cns d,what are 4 common features of neurodegen,what is the definition of dementia42 CardsPreview Flashcards -
Clinical Neurophysiology
Clinical Neurophysiology
Sample Cards:what investigations can be done for neur,what two factors of nerve conduction are,what nerve could be damaged if there was17 CardsPreview Flashcards -
Hydrocephalus
Hydrocephalus
Sample Cards:what colour is cfs normally,what is the function of csf,what conc of rbcs should be in csf norma33 CardsPreview Flashcards -
Neuroradiology
Neuroradiology
Sample Cards:in what 5 circumstances should a ct scan,what two main conditions from post surgi,what two conditions should a ct scan not28 CardsPreview Flashcards -
Applied Neuropharmacology
Applied Neuropharmacology
Sample Cards:how is ach removed from the synaptic cle,how are most neurotransmitters removed f,describe how an aps stimulate the releas43 CardsPreview Flashcards -
Unexplained Symptoms
Unexplained Symptoms
Sample Cards:are unexplained symptoms common,give some examples of unexampled symptom,what three things may cause a disturbanc21 CardsPreview Flashcards -
Rehabilitation
Rehabilitation
Sample Cards:what is an impairment,what is a disability,what is a handicap32 CardsPreview Flashcards -
Assessing Cognitive Function
Assessing Cognitive Function
Sample Cards:what does pta stand for,what is disorientation,what is anterograde amnesia8 CardsPreview Flashcards -
Y4 Neurology
Y4 Neurology
Sample Cards:describe the transmission of an ap to cr,what receptor does ach bind to at the po,what blocks ach vesicle fusion at the nm28 CardsPreview Flashcards -
Y4 Blackouts
Y4 Blackouts
Sample Cards:what two reflexes can result in syncope,what could cause sympathetic under activ,what are the 5 causes of someone collaps7 CardsPreview Flashcards -
Y4 Dyskinesias
Y4 Dyskinesias
Sample Cards:what are the four types of tremor,what is the main cause of a resting trem,what is the slowest tremor19 CardsPreview Flashcards -
Y4 Degenerative Diseases
Y4 Degenerative Diseases
Sample Cards:dementia what two structures differences,what are three risk factors of dementia,what score does the mmse have to be to p49 CardsPreview Flashcards -
Y4 Headaches
Y4 Headaches
Sample Cards:what two conditions would increase the l,what is the presentation of sah,what is the presentation of transverse s24 CardsPreview Flashcards -
Y4 Stroke
Y4 Stroke
Sample Cards:state some cardiac causes of strokes,what procedure can be offered for caroti,what three conditions could cause hyper15 CardsPreview Flashcards -
Y4 Haematoma
Y4 Haematoma
Sample Cards:what vessels cause an extradural haemato,what vessels cause an subdural haematoma,what are some risk factors of subdural h22 CardsPreview Flashcards -
Y4 Epilepsy
Y4 Epilepsy
Sample Cards:state some diagnostic signs that would s,should epilepsy be diagnosed after one s,what are some ses of lamotrigine8 CardsPreview Flashcards -
Y4 Nerve Palsy
Y4 Nerve Palsy
Sample Cards:does intracranial sinus thrombosis have,does bells palsy have sudden onset or pr,state the features of bells palsy48 CardsPreview Flashcards -
Y4 Myopathy
Y4 Myopathy
Sample Cards:what are features of myopathy,what are the reflexes of myopathy,what is the difference in locations affe47 CardsPreview Flashcards -
Y4 Neurofibromatosis
Y4 Neurofibromatosis
Sample Cards:how many types of neurofibromatosis is t,what chromosome is type 1 on,what chromosome is type 2 on11 CardsPreview Flashcards -
Y4 Syringomyelia
Y4 Syringomyelia
Sample Cards:what causes syringomyelia,what movements behaviours can make the s,state 4 cardinal signs of syringomyelia7 CardsPreview Flashcards
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