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Membrane Physiology Wk1
What does the cell membrane do 4,
What does the cell membrane consi...,
What do the structural features o...
14
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Neuronal Excitability Wk1
What determines how a nerve cell ...,
Describe electrical activation of...,
What is the threshold level for g...
19
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Anatomy of the somatic nervous system Wk2
What is the somatic nervous system,
What is the central nervous system,
What is the peripheral nervous sy...
21
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Structure and ultrastructure of nervous tissue Wk2
What is the axon responsible for,
What are cell bodies generally,
What are primary sensory neurones
9
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Synapses and role of neurotransmitters Wk2
What are neuronal specialisations...,
What is an electrical synapse,
Where are synapses located
16
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Neuronal Circuits Wk2
Excitatory a excitatory b c,
Excitatory a inhibitory b c,
Inactive becomes active excitator...
3
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Muscle histology wk3
What are muscle functions,
Overview of skeletal muscle,
Overview of smooth muscle
26
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Senses Pt1 Wk3
What is the difference between a ...,
Do sensory receptors respond to a...,
Where do the stimuli that recepto...
8
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Properties Of The Motor Unit Wk3
What is the motor system of the body,
How to examine for motor tone,
What does a motor unit have
15
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Neuromuscular Junction Wk3
Outline sequence of events of nmj,
What is an nmj,
What happens at the neuromuscular...
13
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Wk4 Disorders Of Motor Unit
What is the nerve muscle unit,
What is innervation,
What is denervation
22
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Wk4 Neuromuscular Function And Dysfunction
On injecting suxamethonium what s...,
In the british national formulary...,
What does contraindicated mean
16
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Wk4 Uses And Actions Of Local Anaesthetics
What is a local anaesthetic,
How do they prevent pain,
What is the chemical nature of lo...
11
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Wk5 Simple Reflexes
What is a reflex,
What are the types of reflexes,
How to test reflexes
16
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Wk5 Degeneration And Regeneration Of Peripheral Nerves
Pathways of actions through nervo...,
Permutations by which efferent ne...,
Structural features of the neuron...
16
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Wk5 Topography Of The Brain
What does the central nervous sys...,
What is a meninge,
What does the nervous system divi...
23
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Wk6 Cranial Nerves
What is a nucleus,
What is a ganglion,
What is a fibre tract fasciculus
26
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Wk6 Spinal Cords
The simplest of all neural circui...,
What are the contents of the vert...,
Meningeal ramus
12
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Wk8 Anatomy Of The ANS
What is the ans responsible for,
Overview of ans,
Ans general principles
25
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Wk8 Autonomic Sensory Components
What are autonomic sensory compon...,
What are autonomic motor components,
What does the sns and pns do
5
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Wk8 Enteric NS
What is the enteric nervous system,
Where is it,
What is a plexus
10
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SNS Vs. PNS
Heart,
Gastrointestinal system,
Eye
9
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Wk9 Autonomic Pharmacology
Nicotinic cholinergic receptor,
What is hexamethonium,
What are muscarinic receptors
27
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Wk9 FAQs
In general terms how are relative...,
How is sympathetic outflow from t...,
What are the pre vertebral gangli...
13
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Wk9 Hexamethonium Man
What is the mechanism of action o...,
Which divisions of the autonomic ...,
Can you explain how each of the s...
3
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Wk9 Pharmacology Revision Qs
What is the family of ligand gate...,
What is the key family of gpcrs m...,
What are the 5 main types of adre...
10
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Wk10 Overview of Central Sensory and Motor pathways
Sensory and motor pathways,
Cerebral cortex,
Overview of ascending pathway
18
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Wk10 Embryological Development Of The Spinal Cord
What happens in gastrulation,
Notogenesis,
Neurulation
16
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Wk11 Damage And Repair In The CNS
Head injury facts,
Why is repair in the injured cns ...,
From multipotent cell to neuronal...
26
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Wk11 Compression Of Nerves
What is the internal acoustic meats,
What nerves pass through the inte...,
The manner in which the nerves mi...
6
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Wk11 Epidural Presentation
What is in an epidural,
Sensory and motor blockage,
What is the location for where th...
4
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Wk11 Horner Syndrome
What is horner s syndrome,
Symptoms,
How to diagnose
5
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Wk11 Suspected Bleed
Where is the middle meningeal artery,
How does the mma develop,
Epidural and subdural bleeds
8
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