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Introduction to Functional Organisation of the CNS
What makes up the cns,
What makes up the pns,
Where does the long axis of the c...
91
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Traumatic Head and Spinal Cord Injury and Raised Intracranial Pressure
What are the direct effects of tr...,
What are contusions,
How many vessels does diffuse vas...
67
cards
Psychology for the Physician
Do all physical symptoms indicate...,
What type of symptoms are prefere...,
What sort of terms do many patien...
11
cards
Face, Scalp and Parotid
What is the extent of the scalp,
What does the nuchal line corresp...,
What are the five layers of the s...
79
cards
Histology of the Nervous System
What is the key cell of the nervo...,
What are the types of glial cells,
What are the immune cells of the cns
78
cards
CNS Transmission
What are the sensory inputs,
What is an action potential,
What is a neurotransmitter
42
cards
Skull
Is the skull made of one bone,
What is the skull divided into,
From what are the facial bones su...
67
cards
Regulating Neuronal Excitability
What is an example of a neurotran...,
What kind of inputs do motor nerv...,
What happens in epilepsy
49
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Development of the Nervous System
What are the main steps in the de...,
Define neural induction,
Define neurulation
89
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Peripheral Sensory Mechanisms
What does the somatosensory syste...,
What is the structure of the skin,
Why is the skin different on the ...
43
cards
Central Somatosensory Pathways
What is the general route of mech...,
What is the topography of dorsal ...,
Where is the first synapse for as...
30
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Functional Organisation of Spinal Cord
What are the functional roles of ...,
What part of the spinal cord to s...,
What is an example of an activity...
54
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Cranial Cavity
What are the membranes inside the...,
Describe the dura,
Describe the arachnoid
40
cards
Pain
What is pain,
What are some physiological stimu...,
What are some clinically relevant...
83
cards
Overview of Brainstem Organisation
What is the brainstem a gateway b...,
Why do anencephalic babies survive,
What are the functions of the bra...
68
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Neural Regeneration
What are the peripheral and centr...,
Which projections are together in...,
Which part of the axon can regene...
51
cards
Drugs of Dependence and Antidepressants
What is drug dependence,
What is drug abuse,
What contributes to psychological...
95
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Pathogenesis of Dementia
What do all neurodegenerative dis...,
What do all neurodegenerative dis...,
What is the incidence rate of alz...
64
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Cranial Nerves
What are cranial nerves,
What do cranial nerves supply,
What is cranial nerve i
124
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Transmitters and Receptors
What is essential for drugs to do...,
Where do drugs interfere with che...,
Why isnt the second line of cocai...
53
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Introduction to Cognition and Emotion
What is sensation,
What is perception,
Can higher level cognition impact...
32
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Recognising Anxiety and Depression
What is anxiety,
How is anxiety different to fear,
What are some physical symptoms o...
16
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Autonomic Nervous System
Define the autonomic nervous system,
What is the purpose of the ans,
What sorts of actions can the ans...
46
cards
Orbit and Eyes
How can you get a blowout fractur...,
How is a broken bone in the orbit...,
What forms the supraorbital margin
85
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Retina
What fundamentally limits visual ...,
What is visual acuity,
How do you test for visual acuity
65
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Imaging of CNS
Why are skull x rays largely elim...,
What is a skull x ray important for,
How does pneumoencephalography work
24
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Visual Pathway
What kind of glutamate receptors ...,
Why are there different types of ...,
What are two types of ganglion cells
60
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Understanding and Assessing Cognition
Define cognition,
What is cognition often contraste...,
When is cognition relevant to cli...
13
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Self, Non-Self Discrimination
What is the site for central tole...,
What is the site for peripheral t...,
What are the mechanisms that indu...
56
cards
Ear and Auditory Canal (ENT 1)
Where does the outer ear end,
Where is the inner ear,
What structure is for hearing
103
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CNS Infections - Cellular Pathogens
What is meningitis,
What is encephalitis,
What is myelitis
60
cards
Eye and Head Movements
What are the two components for t...,
What does the oculomotor system c...,
What structures does the oculomot...
55
cards
Disorders of Language
Define aphasia,
What is the difference between la...,
What are some causes of acute ons...
36
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Higher Visual Processing
From where are the visual informa...,
Is information from each eye mixe...,
What type of information do m gan...
53
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Reflexive and Voluntary Activation of Muscle
What are some signs of faulty mot...,
Define motor signs,
Define motor symptoms
60
cards
Regulating Dopamine Levels
Describe the extrapyramidal motor...,
What happens in parkinsons diseas...,
Describe the time course of pd
81
cards
Posture and Locomotion
What is a decerebrate posture,
What are two postural signs of da...,
What is a decorticate posture
28
cards
Viruses Affecting the Central Nervous System
What is a neurotropic virus,
What is a neuroinvasive virus,
What is a neurovirulent virus
97
cards
Hearing
What is exophthalmia,
What are wavelengths frequency pe...,
What is amplitude perceived as
63
cards
Cognitive and Psychological Consequences of Brain Injury
What is acquired brain injury,
What are some types of acquired b...,
Which areas of the brain are most...
33
cards
Circulation of CNS
Why does the cns need efficient d...,
What is the percentage of cardiac...,
What does autoregulation of cereb...
84
cards
Stroke
Define stroke,
Can transient clinical events occ...,
Can vascular events go undetected...
57
cards
Nasal Cavity and Nasopharynx (ENT 2)
What forms the bridge of the nose,
What closes the lateral part of t...,
What is most of the nose made from
102
cards
Memory Disorders
Does subject complaint predict me...,
Define memory,
What often accompanies profound a...
37
cards
DNA Testing in Diagnosis of Neurological Disorders with Loss of Movement Control
How can you get a neurodegenerati...,
What are unstable repeat expansions,
What are more common trinucleotid...
82
cards
Cellular Basis of Epilepsy
What is epilepsy,
What does the clinical presentati...,
What does the specific presentati...
57
cards
Oral Cavity and Oropharynx (ENT 3)
What makes up the roof of the mouth,
What is the soft palate,
What is the midline projection of...
94
cards
Learning and Memory
By when do we have most of our br...,
What happens in brain development...,
What happens in brain development...
19
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Prefrontal Cortex and Executive Functioning
What are some of the functions of...,
What kind of presentation can a l...,
What is the difference between lo...
33
cards
Impact of Dementia on Patients, Family and Carers
What is the most common group of ...,
What is the second most common gr...,
What are the most common causes o...
25
cards
Drugs of Dependence and Antidepressants 2
What receptor does lsd act on,
What mediates lsds psychotomimeti...,
What does lsds agonist activity a...
51
cards
Ageing and Frailty
Why are more people living to lat...,
For how long do people tend to ha...,
What is compression of morbidity
25
cards
Larynx and Laryngopharynx (ENT 4)
What is the larynx,
What is the upper border of the l...,
What is the lower border of the l...
77
cards
Modulation of Movement: Basal Ganglia and Cerebellum
What does the motor cortex do,
What kind of motor patterns does ...,
Does the motor cortex exert ipsil...
53
cards
Clinical Presentation of Cognitive Disorders
What can neuropsychology do in te...,
What can neuropsychology do in te...,
What can neuropsychology do in te...
18
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