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Introduction
What does xanthochromia from an l...,
List some contraindications to an lp
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Disorders of Muscle
Duchenne muscular dystrophy,
Becker muscular dystrophy,
Limb girdle muscular dystrophy
15
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Disorders of NMJ
What are 3 proposed mechanisms of...,
Common clinical features of myast...,
Features of myasthenia gravis crisis
9
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Disorders of PNS
How does a nerve conduction study...,
Clinical features of distal media...,
Clinical feature of ulnar neuropathy
11
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Pathology of Muscle Disease
What differences would you see on...,
Type 1 vs type 2 muscle fiber,
Spinal muscular atrophy sma
5
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Pathology of Spinal Cord and PNS
Corticospinal tract,
Anterior spinal cord syndrome aka...,
Brown sequard syndrome aka hemipa...
15
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Treatment of Basal Ganglia Disorders
4 cardinal symptoms of parkinsons,
Roles of dopamine in direct and i...,
Loss of dopaminergic neurons can ...
10
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Pathology of Movement Disorders
Parkinsonism vs hyperkinetic diso...,
Parkinson diseaseclinical vs defi...,
How to differentiate dementia wit...
9
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Non-Parkinsonian Movement Disorders
Dystoniapathophysiologyclinical f...,
Treatment for focal vs generalize...,
Huntington disease what are the t...
6
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Parkinson Disease and Mimics
Besides medication and dbs how el...,
What treatments are used for diff...,
Pramiprexole moa and potential si...
10
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Pharmacotherapy of Tone Disorders
What is the principle of pd therapy,
Peripheral and central side effec...,
Bromocriptine
18
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Neuroimaging
What is the principle behind ct s...,
Features of epidural hemorrhage,
Features of subdural hemorrhage
7
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Pathology of Cerebrovascular Disease
Define the following terms hypoxi...,
What are some neuronal population...,
Time progression of infarct
15
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Stroke
What region has the highest strok...,
Stroke vs tia,
Two types of strokes
15
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Circadian Rhythms
Circadian vs infraradian vs ultra...,
Endogenous rhythm vs entraining c...,
What does the period of a circadi...
18
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Epilepsy
What is the main inhibitory neuro...,
Cellular mechanisms for generatio...,
Kindling model
27
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Brain Tumors - Clinical Principles
Most common primary tumors that m...,
Characteristics of metastatic les...,
Common tumors in children which r...
15
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Pathology of Brain Tumors
Two main age groups that get cns ...,
Features of grade ii tumor,
Features of grade iii tumor
14
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Trauma and Brain
Site of injury if patient has rac...,
Site of injury if patient has bat...,
Contusion vs lacerationwhere do t...
10
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Pathology of Traumatic Brain Injury
Components of glasgow coma scale gcs,
General neuroexcitation after bra...,
What factors determine level of i...
5
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Head Trauma Rehab
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CNS Demyelinating Disorders
Pathophysiology of multiple scler...,
How is ms defined pathologically,
What would mri gd show
9
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CNS Infections
How would the lp look for bacteri...,
How would you differentiate demen...,
Argyl robertson pupils would make...
8
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CNS Metabolic Disorders
What pattern of injury would you ...,
How does presentation with hypogl...,
Clinical features of someone with...
13
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Headaches
Ssnoopp,
When is imaging warranted for rec...,
What are the only indications for lp
13
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Aging Brain
Aging brain topological changesge...,
What specific type of neurons are...,
How does the amplitude of excitat...
8
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Pathology of Alzheimers
Protein aggregates involved in ne...,
What part of the brain does alzhe...,
Pathophysiology behind sporadic a...
12
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Cognitive Disorders
Role of donepizil and alzheimers,
Normal pressure hydrocephalusclin...
2
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Coma
Components of conscioussness,
Components of mental status,
Levels of arousal
9
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