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Neurology - Epilepsy
Definition of epilepsy,
How are epileptic seizures classi...,
Can focal partial seizures be sub...
31
cards
Psychiatry - Suicide and deliberate self harm
Definition of suicide,
How common is suicide,
Who is more likely to commit suicide
18
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Neurology - Anti-epileptics
What advice should patients be gi...,
Treatment for tonic clonic seizures,
Treatment for absence seizures
16
cards
Neurology - Epileptic emergencies
Definition of status epilepticus,
Key investigations for status,
What is the acute management of s...
8
cards
Neurology - Dyskinesias
Dyskinesia,
Tremor,
Types of tremor
32
cards
Neurology - Parkinson's disease
Epidemiology of pd,
What is the difference between pa...,
Causes of akinetic rigid syndromes
18
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Neurology - Drugs used in PD and other movement disorders
What are the 4 types of dopaminer...,
Mechanism of action of dopamine r...,
Examples of dopamine receptor ago...
24
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Neurology - Disorders of the spinal cord
Myelopathy,
Corticospinal tract lateral,
Spinothalamic tract
65
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Psychiatry - Schizophrenia and psychosis
Symptoms of psychosis,
Delusions,
Hallucinations
40
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Neurology - Disorders of peripheral nerves I
3 types of connective tissue surr...,
Blood supply to peripheral nerves,
Do all peripheral nerves have a s...
56
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Neurology - Diseases of muscles
3 classes of muscle disease,
What are neurogenic muscle diseases,
What is fibre type grouping
38
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Neurology - Neurological infections
How do bacteria gain access to th...,
What is pachymeningitis,
What causes pachymeningitis
65
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Neurology - Head injury and GCS
2 types of head injury,
What is a missile injury name the...,
What are non missile brain injury
35
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Psychiatry - Anxiolytics and hypnotics
Anxiolytics and hypnotics,
How long should hypnotics anxioly...,
What receptor do bdzs work on
19
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Neurology - Raised ICP and herniation syndromes
Definition of intracranial pressu...,
How is icp measured,
Cbf
41
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Psychiatry - Neurotic disorders
What are neurotic disorders,
Symptoms of neurotic disorders,
How are neurotic disorders classi...
60
cards
Neurology - Disorders of peripheral nerves II
Mononeuropathy,
What systemic illnesses can cause...,
Entrapment mononeuropathies
64
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Neurology - Headache
Classification of headaches,
Common types of migraine,
What is the epidemiology of migra...
34
cards
Neurology - Coma and brainstem death
What is the definition of coma,
What causes coma,
Name some diffuse causes of coma
16
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Neurology - Brain tumours
When are the 2 main peaks of inci...,
Where are tumours most likely to ...,
How do brain tumours produce thei...
39
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Neurology - Dementia, delirium and amnesic syndromes
Definition of dementia,
What is the incidence of dementia,
Mental test scores that would pro...
83
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Neurology - Motor neurone disease
What is mnd,
What are the features of mnd,
What age group is typically affec...
11
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Neurology - Multiple sclerosis
Definition of ms,
Epidemiology of ms,
What is the aetiology of ms
21
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Neurology - Weakness
Important clinical features in as...,
What is true weakness,
Features of upper motor neurone l...
15
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Neurology - Dizziness and difficulty walking
What causes a high stepping and a...,
What causes a waddling gait,
What gait abnormality does spinal...
20
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Neurology - Presenting problems in neurological disease
0
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Psychiatry - Mood disorders
What is the icd 10 criteria for d...,
What determines the severity of a...,
Other than core symptoms give som...
30
cards
Psychiatry - Addiction and substance misuse
What is the aetiology of addictiv...,
What is dependence,
What are the diagnostic features ...
28
cards
Psychiatry - Child psychiatry
What is attachment theory,
What are normal attachment behavi...,
What are the categories of abnorm...
31
cards
Psychiatry - Liaison psychiatry
How can psychiatric disorders pre...,
What are somatoform conditions,
What is somatoform disorder how c...
12
cards
Psychiatry - Neuropsychiatry
What is the definition of epilepsy,
What is the aetiology of epilepsy,
How does epilepsy usually present
46
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Psychiatry - Old age psychiatry
Is there anything different about...,
What is the epidemiology of depre...,
Are older people with depression ...
17
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Psychiatry - Perinatal psychiatry
What are the postnatal blues,
Aetiology of postnatal blues,
Risk factors for postnatal blues
19
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Psychiatry - Mental health legislation
What is the criteria for detentio...,
What individuals are involved in ...,
Mental health review tribunals
10
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Psychiatry - Personality disorders
What are personality disorders,
What criteria must be met for a d...,
How are personality disorders cla...
10
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Neurology - Hydrocephalus
What is hydrocephalus,
How is hydrocephalus classified,
What is primary hydrocephalus
12
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Psychiatry - Antidepressants
What is depression,
What are the different types of a...,
Are antidepressants safe in epilepsy
28
cards
Psychiatry - Psychiatry of learning disability
What is the definition of a learn...,
Features of mild learning disability,
Moderate learning disability
28
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Psychiatry - Psychotherapy
What is psychotherapy,
What factors must be considered w...,
What is cbt
16
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Psychiatry - Psychopharmacology
Examples of ssris,
Indications for using ssris,
What side effects are associated ...
97
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Psychiatry - Eating disorders
What questions should be asked as...,
Anorexia nervosa,
What is the aetiology of anorexia
17
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Psychiatry - Differential diagnoses
What symptoms does the anxious pa...,
What differential diagnosis shoul...,
Management of the anxious patient
18
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Psychiatry - Eponymous syndromes
Briquets syndrome,
Capgras syndrome,
Cotards syndrome
11
cards
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