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Neuro 1.1 Gross anatomy
What stains can one use to stain ...,
What stains could one use to stai...,
Where is grey matter found in the...
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Neuro 1.2 Development of CNS
Describe how the notochord is formed,
Describe the fusion of the neural...,
Describe how spina bifida occurs
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Neruo 1.3 Internal Structures of the Brain and Spinal Cord
What structures are the grey and ...,
What information does ascending a...,
Describe the structure a multipol...
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Neuro 2 Role of Neurones and Glia
What are the 3 types of glial cells,
What is the role of astrocytes,
How do astrocytes help provide en...
31
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Neruo 3 Somatic Sensation and Ascending Tracts
Explain the first order second or...,
Where is the ventral posterior nu...,
What neuron is used for the sensa...
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Neruo 4.1 The Lower Motoneurone
Define the function of a motoneurone,
Motoneurones can be categorised a...,
How can upper motoneurones be fur...
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Neruo 4.2 Descending Tracts and UMNs
In what part of th ebrain do most...,
What parts of the spinal cord are...,
Explain the distinction between p...
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Neruo 5 Lesions of the Motor System
Define a positive and negative si...,
Label the cerebellar functional d...,
What is the general function of e...
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Neruo 6.1 Neural Basis of Pain
Which spinal tracts are associate...,
What are the 2 types of nocicepto...,
Describe the nerve endings of the...
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Neruo 6.2 Pain Mechanisms
Explain the gate control theory o...,
Why does rubbing the skin result ...,
What is hyperalgesia and how does...
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Neruo 7.1 Development of Eye and Ear
Describe the development of the i...,
Describe the development of the m...,
Describe the development of the e...
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Neruo 7.2 Central Connections of the Retina
What are the 2 types of cells in ...,
What is the name of the left and ...,
What are the 3 types of interneur...
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Neruo 8 Mechanisms of Hearing and their Pathologies
What do you use to measure freque...,
Describe how sound is transmitted...,
What is the function of the inner...
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Neruo 9 Brain and spinal cord Blood supply
What is a tia and stroke,
What is some symptoms of a tia,
Which artery is blocked in a tacs...
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Neruo 10.1 Brainstem, arousal and sleep
What structure is responsible for...,
How does the ascending reticular ...,
What effect does lsd have on the ...
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Neruo 10.2 Clinical assessment of consciousness
How would you assess consciousnes...,
Eexplain the gcs
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Neruo 11.1 Cortical Association Areas
What is the frontal lobe responsi...,
What is the parietal lobe respons...,
What is the temporal lobe respons...
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Neruo 11.2 Dementia
Define dementia,
What are the most common causes o...,
Describe the symptoms of ad
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Neruo 12 pathology of CNS
In meningitis which meninges are ...,
Symptoms of meningitis,
Causative organisms of meningitis...
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Pharma 1 Safe Prescribing
What instance would require brand...,
What is a black triangle drug,
What is pharmacokinetics
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Pharma 4.1 Sex Steroids
Explain how the hypothalamus regu...,
How do steroid hormones function,
How are steroids transported in t...
21
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Pharma 2 Pharmacokinetics and dynamics
What is a partial agonist,
What is drug specificity and drug...,
What is affinity
25
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Pharma 3 Diabetic Drugs
What is the mechanism of action o...,
What are the normal values in whi...,
What is the effect of diabetes me...
25
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Pharma 5.1 Antivirals
What are the 3 types of influenza,
Describe the process of viral ent...,
Name 2 m2 ion channel blockers
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Pharma 5.2 Drug suffixes
Asone,
Caine,
Cef ceph
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Pharma 5.3 Drugs for conditions
How would you treat tb,
How would you treat a uti,
How would you treat meningitis
22
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Pharma 6.1 Immunosuppression and Rheumatoid Arthritis
Describe the pathogenesis of rheu...,
Describe the presentation of rheu...,
What type of drugs can be used to...
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Pharma 6.2 Pharmacology of Airway Control
Describe the pathophysiology of a...,
What receptors do asthma drugs ac...,
Explain the 5 step asthma control
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Pharma 7.1 NSAIDs
What are prostaglandins,
What are the 2 types of cox enzym...,
What are the 3 properties all nsa...
16
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Pharma 7.2 Narcotic analgesics
What are the 3 major groups of en...,
What are the 3 classes of opioid ...,
How do opioid receptors exert the...
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Pharma 8.1 Thrombolytic, Platelet, anticoagulant Drugs
Explain the physiological mechani...,
What are the 2 methods by which f...,
Explain why streptokinase can onl...
29
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Pharma 8.2 Anasthetics
What is dissociative anasthesia,
Name 4 inhalational agents,
Name 2 iv agents
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Pharma 9.1 Diuretics and Kidney Failure Drugs
In what instances are carbonic an...,
In what instances are osmotic diu...,
How do adh antagonists work
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Pharma 9.2 Hypertension and HF Drugs
How do centrally acting agents wo...,
How do alpha blockers work adrs,
How do thiazide diuretics work adrs
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Neruo 9.2 Extra-axial hemorrhage
Symptoms of subarachnoid haemorrhage,
What is the main causes of a suba...,
How do you manage subarachnoid he...
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Pharma 10.1 Anti-arrhythmics
What are the four classes of anti...,
What are the additional antiarrhy...,
What would you use for sinus tach...
8
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Pharma 10.2 Chemotherapy
What are the 5 types,
How do alkylating agents work,
Name the 2 anti metabolites how d...
16
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Pharma 11.1 Epilepsy AEDs
What are the 2 types of generalis...,
What occurs in an absence seizure,
What occurs in a tonic clonic sei...
31
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Pharma 11.2 Neuro Drugs
What is the pathology behind park...,
What are the symptoms of parkinsons,
What are the non idiopathic cause...
18
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Pharma 12 Psychiatric Drugs
What are the 3 core symptoms of d...,
What are some secondary symtoms o...,
What are the 2 theories behind th...
30
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Pharma 13.1 Acid Secretion Drugs
What are the 3 molecules that can...,
Name a h2 antagonist,
Name h2 antagonist adrs
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Pharma 13.2 Gut motility Drugs
What 3 ways is gastric motility c...,
Explain how emesis occurs,
Where is the vomiting centre found
15
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Pharma 4.2 Cholesterol Drugs
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