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External and Internal Anatomy of the Brain (Lab Week 1)
Cns,
Brainstem,
Cerebrum
17
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Cells of the Nervous System (Week 1--Micevych)
Anatomical organization of nervou...,
Functional organization of nervou...,
Basolateral and apical sides of n...
27
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Principles of CNS Organization (Week 1--Houser)
Names for bundles of axons that a...,
Tract or pathway,
Why is it that the right side of ...
12
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Neuromuscular Junction (Week 1--O'Dell)
Anatomy of the nmj,
Synaptic transmission at the nmj,
Is an epp an action potential
21
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Nerve Conduction Lab Lecture (Week 1--Schweizer and Tripp)
Action potential ap vs compound a...,
Nerve conduction lab,
When we stimulated the nerve how ...
12
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NMJ Agents (Week 1--Melega)
Where do we have cholinergic ach ...,
Synthesis and breakdown of ach,
Ach nicotinic receptor
35
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Neuro Diseases and Conditions
Amyotrophic lateral sclerosis als,
Parkinson s disease,
Multiple sclerosis ms
7
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Peripheral Nerves (Week 1--Schweizer)
Peripheral nerve,
Epineurium,
Perineurium
28
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Peripheral Neuropathy (Week 1--Andersson)
Different types of injury to the ...,
Polyneuropathy,
Example of motor neuronopathy
26
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Spinal Cord (Week 1 and 2--Houser and Bisley)
Subarachnoid space,
Where are gray and white matter i...,
Regions of the spinal cord
86
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Cellular Neurobiology of CNS/PNS Diseases (Week 1--Vinters)
What part of the brain does not f...,
Where do microglial precursors or...,
Primary vs secondary demyelination
14
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Brainstem (Week 2--Houser)
Why is the brainstem so important,
Caudal to rostral organization of...,
Dorsal to ventral organization of...
65
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Synaptic Transmission in the CNS (Week 2 and 3--O'Dell)
Fast excitatory synaptic transmis...,
Features of nmj synapses,
Features of synapses in the cns
54
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Drugs and BBB, Cerebral Blood Flow, CSF, AP/CTZ, PET (Week 2--Melega)
4 mechanisms involved in control ...,
Cerebral blood flow cbf,
Functions of bbb and blood csf ba...
24
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Spinal Cord Injury (Week 2--Peacock)
Epidemiology of spinal cord injur...,
Three main spinal cord tracts again,
Blood supply of spinal cord
26
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Space Occupying Lesions of the CNS (Week 2--Yong)
Some pathologies of mass lesions ...,
Brain herniation,
Arteries supplying the brain
18
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Headaches (Week 2--Charles)
Primary vs secondary headache,
Reasons to consider neuroimaging ...,
Studies for investigating primary...
18
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Neuroanatomy Lab (Week 2)
Dural reflections,
Reabsorption of csf into venous s...,
Cistern
7
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Cerebellum (Week 3--Otis)
Major anatomical divisions of cer...,
What kinds of information does th...,
In general what does the cerebell...
27
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Disorders of the Cerebellum (Week 3--Portera-Cailliau)
Inputs to the cerebellum,
Functions of the cerebellum,
Symptoms of cerebellar dysfunction
22
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Vestibular System (Week 3--Bisley)
Vestibular organs,
Semicircular canal,
Semicurcular duct
31
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Coordination of Eye Movements and VOR (Week 3--Bisley)
Cranial nerve innervation of extr...,
Complex but well understood circu...,
4 classes of eye movements
14
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Myelination in CNS (Week 3--Schweizer)
Why is it good that na influx is ...,
How might myelination contribute ...,
How does myelination change over ...
33
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Peripheral Vestibular Vertigo (Week 3--Cha)
3 most common peripheral vestibul...,
History to take,
Where does the posterior canal pr...
23
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Demyelinating diseases of the CNS (Week 3--Vinters)
Multiple sclerosis epidemiology,
How do you diagnose ms,
Clinically definite ms
27
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Neuroimaging Lab (Week 3--Hathout)
2 advantages of ct over plain fil...,
Is spatial resolution better in c...,
What does ct measure
22
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Neuroanatomy Lab (Week 3)
Folia,
Vermis,
Flocculus
21
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Basal Ganglia (Week 4--Chesselet)
Basal ganglia,
Lentiform nucleus,
Are the caudate and putamen separ...
51
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Huntington's Disease (Week 4--Chesselet and Bordelon)
Pathology of huntington s disease...,
Which neurons are affected early ...,
In hd what movement disorder occurs
21
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Pharmacotherapy for Parkinson's Disease (Week 4--Melega)
Hyperkinetic movement disorders,
Hypokinetic movement disorders,
Parkinsonism
33
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Genetics of Triplet Repeat Disorders (Week 4--Grody)
What does it mean that trinucleot...,
Unusual aspects of inheritance of...,
Examples of triplet repeat disorders
16
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Movement Disorders and Neurosurgery (Week 4--Pouratian and Bordelon)
Reasons chemical neuromodulation ...,
Why would we do deep brain stimul...,
How does dbs work
15
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Cerebral Cortex and Thalamocortical Relationships (Week 4--Houser)
Diencephalon,
Divisions of the thalamus,
Which regions and pathways have r...
41
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Neuroanatomy Lab (Week 4)
Layers from cortex down to latera...,
Cingulum,
What can you see if you look into...
18
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Stroke (Week 4--Ali)
Definition of stroke,
Transient ischemic attack,
Facts about stroke
20
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Stroke Imaging (Week 4--Hathout)
3 findings on ct that aid in diag...,
Sensitivity of non contrast ct in...,
Compare ct mri and dwi for diagno...
13
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Limbic System (Week 5--Houser)
Where are the hippocampus and lim...,
3 c shaped structures and pathway...,
Limbic cortical areas
45
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Neuroanatomy Lab (Week 5)
Lateral fissure sulcus,
Central sulcus,
Paracentral lobule
30
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Seizure Disorders (Week 5--Stern)
Seizure,
When does a seizure produce loss ...,
How is neuronal dysfunction refle...
23
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Anti-Epileptic Drugs (Week 5--DeGiorgio)
First choice treatment for epilipsy,
How many people develop drug resi...,
Partial onset seizures
26
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Histopathology CNS Cases (Week 5--Vinters)
Two causes of stroke,
Examples of focal neurologic defi...,
How do you detect lewy bodies cha...
5
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Treatment of Epilepsy (Week 5--Degiorgio)
When should we initiate treatment...,
When should we stop treatment for...,
What should we use as first line ...
17
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Drugs by Class/Use
Non depolarizing nmj blockers,
Depolarizing nmj blockers,
Spasmolytic drugs
13
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