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Hearing Loss
Chronic excessive noise exposure ...
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Progressive Supranuclear Palsy
What is the primary clinical pres...,
What is axial dystonia 2
2
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Meniere Disease
What are the characteristic sympt...,
What is a notable familial aspect...,
What is the primary physiological...
5
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Drug-Induced Ototoxicity
What are examples of drugs known ...,
True or false ototoxicity only re...,
What is a key point about ototoxi...
4
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Botulism
What is the main effect of botuli...,
What type of paralysis is caused ...,
What are some clinical presentati...
8
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Vestibular Neuritis
What is vestibular neuritis 1,
Which cranial nerve is affected i...,
What causes the vertigo in vestib...
3
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Labyrinthitis
What is labyrinthitis 1,
What distinguishes vestibular neu...,
How can tympanic light reflex be ...
6
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Progressive multifocal leukoencephalopathy
What causes progressive multifoca...,
In which type of patients does pr...,
How does progressive multifocal l...
5
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Ciguatera
What is ciguatera 1,
What is the mechanism of ciguater...,
What is a characteristic symptom ...
3
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Polio
What type of virus causes polio 1,
What part of the body does the po...,
What is a classic symptom of polio 3
10
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Vasovagal Syncope
What is vasovagal syncope 1,
What triggers vasovagal syncope 2,
What happens during the parasympa...
5
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Carotid sinus hypersensitivity
What is carotid sinus hypersensit...,
What triggers carotid sinus hyper...,
Which cranial nerve is involved i...
9
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Lower limb reflexes / radiculopathies
What are the key clinical signs o...,
What is the most common cause of ...,
Fill in the blank the answer on u...
11
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Neurogenic joint
What is a neurogenic joint also k...,
What causes injury to a neurogeni...,
In which condition is a neurogeni...
6
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Diabetic Neuropathy
What are the common presentations...,
What are the first line treatment...,
Which medication is preferred for...
3
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Vit E Deficiency
What condition can vitamin e defi...,
In cystic fibrosis what leads to ...,
What combination of symptoms sugg...
5
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Miscellaneous
Treatment for spasticity in ms 1,
Single episode of delirium increa...,
What is cushing reflex 3
5
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Brain Metastases
What are brain metastases 1,
Which types of cancer are known t...
2
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Meningitis/Encephalitis
What should be done before a lumb...,
List four indications for doing c...,
Why is ct performed before lp in ...
9
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Mastoiditis
What is mastoiditis a complicatio...,
What are the signs of mastoiditis...,
What is the next best step for di...
6
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Tetanus
What type of paralysis is caused ...,
What are the clinical presentatio...,
What are the two patient scenario...
11
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Toxoplasmosis
What is toxoplasma gondii 1,
What type of lesions does toxopla...,
Is exposure to cats necessary for...
9
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Drug-Induced Tremor
What drugs are known to cause tre...,
Which drug is classic for causing...,
In an nbme q which drug is given ...
6
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Trasverse Myelitis
What is transverse myelitis 1,
What are common triggers for tran...,
Which conditions is transverse my...
6
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Aphasia
What type of aphasia is character...,
Which part of the brain is affect...,
What are the two areas of the bra...
9
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Pituitary apoplexy
What is pituitary apoplexy 1,
What visual pattern can pituitary...,
In which situations can pituitary...
4
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Sturge-Weber
What type of genetic inheritance ...,
What is a characteristic skin man...,
What neurological feature is comm...
4
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VHL
What type of inheritance pattern ...,
On which chromosome is the vhl ge...,
What are the main findings associ...
4
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Retinal Detachment
What is retinal detachment 1,
What are the classic symptoms of ...,
What does the exam show in cases ...
4
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Central Retinal Artery Occlusion
What causes a central retinal art...,
What is a key clinical sign of ce...,
What is amaurosis fugax in relati...
5
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Hemorrhagic Stroke
What is the first step in managin...,
What is the target systolic blood...,
What should be done if the patien...
3
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Ischemic Stroke
What is the time window for admin...,
What must be known to correctly d...,
Why might tpa not be given if a p...
8
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Organophosphates
What are organophosphates 1,
What does cholinergic toxicity ca...,
What is the primary method of acq...
6
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Medulloblastoma
What is medulloblastoma 1,
What symptoms can medulloblastoma...,
What symptoms can medulloblastoma...
4
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Cranopharyngioma
What is the most common pituitary...,
What visual disturbance can occur...,
From which embryonic structure do...
5
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Pilocytic Astrocytoma
What is the most common brain tum...,
What imaging characteristics are ...,
What histological feature is char...
3
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