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Neural Tissue
In the body superior means up and...,
In the body ventral means up and ...,
On the brain are areas that go in...
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Physiology of Neurons
Which channels help a cell mainta...,
What is the function of the na p ...,
What is required for a voltage ga...
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Chemistry and Physiology of the Synapse
There are 2 classes of postsynapt...,
How do ligand gated channels work,
Why are metabotropic receptors gi...
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Synaptic Transmission
Do chemical or electrical synapse...,
Do chemical or electrical synapse...,
What is the
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The Skull and Cranial Cavity
What is the viscerocranium,
What is the neurocranium,
Label the bones numbered
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Chemicals in the brain
Amino acids are in high concentra...,
Neurotransmitters are created fro...,
What is the main
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Chemicals in the brain part 2
W,
What is tyrosine,
What is the sysnthesis
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Describing the brain
What does neurulation refer to,
How does the neural plate form,
Once the neural plate has been fo...
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CPCP2 Lectures
- An introduction to integrated urgent care
- An Introduction to Social Prescribing
- Time for Chronic Illness
- Learning on Campus, Learning on Placement
- The Cranial Nerve Exam and Introduction to Fundoscopy
- Examination of the peripheral nervous system
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Topography of the Brain
What does topography relate to,
What 2 things is the cns composed of,
What are the 3 main parts of the ...
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Global Brain Activity
Relative to the plasma concentrat...,
What is the glymphatic system,
What are the 2 methods by which c...
45
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Basic Principles of Memory
What are the 3 types of memory,
What,
What is implicit memory which is ...
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Anatomy of Memory and Emotion
What is declarative memory,
What is procedural memory,
When declarative memory memories ...
56
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The ventricular system and circulation of cerebrospinal fluid
What does a ventricle mean,
Hoe do ventricles form,
What is the purpose of the ventri...
48
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Synaptic Plasticity
What is synaptic,
The images labelled 1 4 in the im...,
Trauma can lead to adaptive synap...
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Plasticity and regeneration
What is neur,
What is neurogenesis,
Neurogensis occurs during pregnan...
54
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Face, Temporal, and Infratemporal Fossa
There are 4 major muscle groups o...,
What is the name of the muscles t...,
What is the name of the muscles t...
65
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Introduction to Neuropathology
During neurulation the notochord ...,
What are pyramidal cells,
What are ependymal cells
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Cognitive impairment and confused states
What is confusion,
What is cognition,
What is crystallised cognitive ab...
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Introduction to demyelinating disorders
When does myelination being in ba...,
Do oligodendrocytes form myelin i...,
What is myelin
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Structure and Function of the Spinal Cord
The spinal cord connects directly...,
The spinal cord is directly attac...,
The spinal cord is directly attac...
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Physiology of the Spinal Cord
Does the spinal cord always requi...,
What is a sensation,
What is a perception
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Imaging the Brain & Spinal Cord
What are the 3 main imaging modal...,
Is x ray an effective imaging mod...,
Can x ray be used to investigate ...
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ORAL CAVITY and NECK
Lingual is tongue for latin so wh...,
What is the sublingual papilla al...,
What is the name of the main vein...
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Autonomic Nervous System
The sympathetic system runs in wh...,
What is a group of cell bodies ca...,
Where do signals for the autonomi...
63
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Analgesics and Sedative drugs
What does analgesia mean,
Should all patients have the same...,
The who have created a analgesic ...
67
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Consciousness
What is consciousness,
What is a coma which is greek for...,
What is a key feature of consciou...
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Physiology of Pain
Pain is an unpleasant and emotion...,
Pain can be subdivided into 2 cat...,
Pain can be subdivided into 2 cat...
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Anaesthetic Drugs
What is the triad of anaesthesia,
What are the 3 parts of the triad...,
What are some of the roles an ana...
31
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The Psychiatric History and Mental state Examination
Why can circumstances be a barrie...,
Why can personality be a barrier ...,
Why can lack of trust be a barrie...
31
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Ear and Auditory Pathway
The ear can be divided into 3 par...,
The ear can be divided into 3 par...,
The ear can be divided into 3 par...
65
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The cerebellum and motor learning
What does the cerebellum mean,
The cerebellum sits in which foss...,
The cerebellum is separated from ...
54
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Physiology of chronic stress
Stress or stressor remains a diff...,
When we talk about stress is it a...,
Significant life events that are ...
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Parkinson’s disease and drug therapy of basal ganglia disorders
What is the basal ganglia,
What is the basal ganglia,
What is the main function of the ...
56
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Physiology of Balance, Taste and Smell
What are the 2 functions of the v...,
What does otolith mean,
The
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Physiology of Hearing
What are mechanoreceptors,
The normal range of sound that hu...,
Label the 3 parts of the outer ea...
42
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Personality, development & attachment
What is a personality,
What are the 2 main drivers of pe...,
What is the basis for personality...
39
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Neuropsychology of memory
What is anterograde amnesia anter...,
What is implicit memory,
What is explicit memory
42
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Motor Learning and neurological Syndromes
What is the brodmann area for the...,
What is the brodmann area for the...,
What is the brodmann area for the...
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Neurobiology and neurochemistry of reward and addictive behaviours
Humans engage in behaviours that ...,
When we talk about substances and...,
When we talk about substances and...
51
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Physiology of sleep
What is sleep,
We need to measure sleep what is ...,
We need to measure sleep what are...
51
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Epilepsy - aetiology and management
What is a seizure,
What is a seizure a temporary dis...,
What is epilepsy
54
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Introduction to Stroke
What is a stroke,
In a stroke how long do the sympt...,
What are the 2 most common causes...
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Clinical features of anxiety and stress-related disorders
What is stress,
There is no specific diagnosis in...,
There is no specific diagnosis in...
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Anxiety disorders: Neurobiology, neurochemistry and treatment
The amygdala is a part of the bra...,
The amygdala is a part of the bra...,
The amygdala is a part of the bra...
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THE EYE AND THE VISUAL PATHWAYS
The eye balls sits in the bony or...,
The eye ball is held in place by ...,
The eye ball is surrounded by fat...
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Physiology of vision
As light entering the eye the pup...,
There are a few layers light must...,
There are a few layers light must...
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Neurobiology and clinical features of psychosis
What is psychosis,
What is psychosis a loss of bound...,
Neurodevelopmental trajectories a...
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Treatment of psychosis and psychotic disorders
What is psychosis,
What is schizophrenia,
What is the major difference betw...
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Neurobiology and clinical features of affective (mood) disorders
What is classification of mental ...,
What are affective disorders,
In affective disorders terminolog...
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Treatment of affective disorders
The 2 questions below are useful ...,
In all patients with depression w...,
In patients with mild to moderate...
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Applied Anatomy
Trauma is damage to the body in r...,
Trauma is damage to the body if t...,
Trauma is damage to the body if t...
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The Association Cortices and Complex Brain Functions
How many different types of neuro...,
There are 4 types of different ne...,
In relation to inside out cortica...
41
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