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1.1 Basic anatomy
What are synathroses and amphiart...,
What are the 3 types of synovial ...,
What is the synovium and what doe...
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7.4 Functional Aspects Of Excitation And Inhibition
What are the receptor activity sp...,
What are the receptor activity sp...,
What is unique about g protein co...
32
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1.3 Anatomy of hip, thigh and gluteal
What are the ligaments that creat...,
What are the major contents of th...,
What are the contents that pass t...
15
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2.1 Pathology of Fracture Healing
What are the 2 forms of bone and ...,
When do you have woven bone,
Which cells of bone are multinucl...
14
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2.3 Immunosuppressive medication
What is the alkylating agent,
What are the antimetabolites,
What are the calcineurin inhibitors
22
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2.4 osteoporosis
What is the who criteria for oste...,
What is the difference between os...,
How is osteoporosis diagnosed
18
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2.5 Extracellular calcium and phosphate homeostasis
How is extracellular calcium stor...,
What is the transporters involved...,
Describe the transcellular pathwa...
13
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Clinical 3.1 NSAIDs
What are the manifestations of in...,
Which cox is constitutive,
What are the positive effects of ...
9
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3.1 Autoimmunity and inflammation in MSK
What joint is often used to tell ...,
What are the clinical manifestati...,
What will you see on testing for ra
12
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4.1 Management of acute arthritis
What are mono oligo and polyarthr...,
What do you need to do with prese...,
How do infants and toddlers prese...
21
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4.3 SLE clinical pathology
What is the gene thought to be in...,
What are the clinical criteria fo...,
What are the immunologic criteria...
12
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5.1 Drugs in Arthritis - DMARDs for RA
What are the joints used for ra m...,
What is ra,
What are the 7 criteria for ra an...
12
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5.2 Organisation of the spinal cord
How many pairs of spinal nerves a...,
What are the meninges layers,
What layer of meninges contains t...
16
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5.3 Spine anatomy and Biomechanics
How many vertebrae are there in e...,
What is unique about the cervical...,
What is the body canal ratio for ...
15
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5.4 Syndromes of the spinal cord and PNS
What nerves are you testing with ...,
What are upper and lower motor ne...,
What typically is the difference ...
29
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6.1 osteoarthritis
What is osteoarthritis,
What are the clinical signs of oa,
What are the x ray signs of oa
5
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6.2 Histology of the eye
What are the 3 layers of the eye,
What is the conjunctiva,
What is the function of the conju...
59
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6.4 Descending Motor Pathways
What does the pre frontal cortex do,
What does the posterior parietal ...,
What does the pre motor supplemen...
38
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6.5 Pain physiology and pharmacology
What are the two types of periphe...,
Where do a delta and c fibres ent...,
What are the ascending pain and t...
14
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7.1 Crystal Arthropathy
What is the most common cause of ...,
Why is there an increased prevale...,
What is the most common site of c...
40
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7.2 Common eye diseases
Define visual impairment,
What are the most common causes o...,
What is the most common eye disea...
27
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7.3 Somatosensory System
What is the direction information...,
What kinds of neurons are primary...,
How is the unipolar sensory neuro...
28
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7.5 Pain pathways and modulation
What are the dimensions of pain,
What is hyperalgesia and allodynia,
What is neuropathic and neurogeni...
42
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7.6 Neuromodulatory Transmitter Systems
What is a neuromodulator,
What are the catecholamines,
What is the biosynthesis of catce...
21
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7.7 DD in Neurology
What are the dd for presentations...,
What are the most common dd for p...,
What are positive symptoms
33
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9.2 (clinical) Parkinsons history and evaluation
What are the cardinal features of...,
What are the parkinson mimics,
What is the features of a parkins...
13
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9.3 (clinical) - Examination of higher function
What function does the frontal lo...,
What function does the temporal l...,
What deficits will people with pa...
10
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9.1 Neuronal networks
What causes the negative depolari...,
What causes the positive poalrisa...
2
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9.2 Eye movement disorders
What is primary position duction ...,
What is tropia and phoria,
What is congenital strabismus and...
24
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9.3 Brainstem
What are the 4 cranial nerves abo...,
What are the 4 canial nerves atta...,
What are the 4 cranial nerves att...
38
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9.4 Anatomy and Physiology of the Ear
What is sound and what are the tw...,
What is the formula for sound power,
What is the loudest possible sound
16
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9.5 Trigeminal System
What are the 3 divisions of the t...,
What are the nuclei of the trigem...,
Where do the 3 divisions meet
20
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9.6 Synaptic plasticity, memory and learning
What is memory,
What is declarative memory,
What is non declarative memory
15
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9.7 Autoimmune of NS
What is ms,
What is an environment factor of ms,
What occurs in ms
30
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10.1 Vascular anatomy of the brain
Which two arteries supply blood t...,
How does the carotid artery enter...,
How do the vertebral arteries ent...
31
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10.2 Middle ear - what can go wrong and therapies
What are the two types of hearing...,
What can cause conductive hearing...,
What is the most common cause of ...
8
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10.3 CNS infections
What is the role of the bbb,
What forms the bbb,
Where is csf produced
27
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10.4 Headache and Migraine aura
What can headaches be a warning s...,
What are the sources of head pain,
What are the important things to ...
37
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10.5 Reticular Activating System
Where does the reticular formatio...,
What are the 3 columns of nuclei,
How much sleep do we need
24
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10.6 Hypokinetic disorders
What area of the cortex is involv...,
What is the effect of the direct ...,
What is the effect of the indirec...
32
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10.7 Hyperkinetic disorders
What is a tremor,
What are the types of tremor,
What is an essential and dystonic...
19
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11.1 (clinical) - Drugs in Psych
What are the 3 main targets of an...,
What are the conventional 1st gen...,
What are the extra pyramidal effe...
16
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11.1 Basal Ganglia
What are the components of the ba...,
What are the components of the ne...,
Where is the input for the neostr...
19
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11.2 Cerebellum
What are the main functions of th...,
What is the general circuit of th...,
What are the 3 lobes of the cereb...
18
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11.3 cellular reactions to cerebral ischaemia
What are the 3 broad groups of ce...,
What are the 3 patterns of cellul...,
What causes immediate cell death ...
10
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11.4 Stroke
What are the symptoms and signs o...,
What are the dd for stroke,
What determines the symptoms
12
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12.1 Cortex 1
What is the archicortex what is i...,
What is the paleocortex what is i...,
What is the role of the entorhina...
12
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12.3 Alzheimer's Disease
What are the plaques in ad,
What are the neurofibrillary tang...,
What is the usual progression of ad
7
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