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Lecture 1: The Human Brain
What are the 3 main areas of the ...,
Describe the main features of the...,
Describe the main features of the...
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Lecture 2: Cerebral cortex
What is the purpose of the willis...,
What are the 3 main cerebral arte...,
What is the cerebral cortex and i...
9
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Lecture 3: Basal Ganglia
What are the 5 parts of the basal...,
Can you describe the internal cap...,
What are the 3 functions of the b...
7
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Lecture 4: Thalamus and Internal Capsule
What is the role of the thalamus,
What is the input and output of t...,
What is the input and output of t...
8
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Lecture 5: Cerebellum, Corticospinal tract and Motor Systems
What are the 4 functions of the c...,
What are the 3 major regions of t...,
What is the tissue structure of t...
15
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Lecture 6: Hippocampus, Amgydala and Frontal Cortex
What is the only anatomical input...,
Compare the main functions of the...,
Describe the pathway of the limbi...
10
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Lecture 7: The Spinal Cord
What are the meninges and spaces ...,
Where does the spinal cord start ...,
What are the major differences be...
17
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Lecture 8: Brain stem
What are the structures special t...,
What is the structure and functio...,
What are the structures special t...
10
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Lecture 9: Spinal somatosensory pathways
Why do some parts of the body hav...,
How is information from the arm t...,
Describe the path of somatosensor...
6
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Lecture 10: Cranial Nerves
What are the 12 cranial nerves in...,
What are the sensory modalities f...,
What are the motor modalities for...
23
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Lecture 11: Cerebellum disease
On what side of the body will cer...,
What are the afferents to and eff...,
What are the 5 symptoms that make...
11
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Lecture 12: Sleep
What happens during sleep that ma...,
How does sleep vary across life s...,
What factors do you need to take ...
15
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Lecture 13: Ear disease, hearing loss
What are 3 reasons why middle ear...,
What are central hearing loss dis...,
What are the consequences of hear...
14
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Lecture 14: Hearing 1
What are the causes of hearing loss,
What is the epidemiology of heari...,
What are 5 areas of the impacts o...
12
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Lecture 15: Hearing 2
List the structures in the inner ear,
How can meningitis be related to ...,
Describe the structure of the coc...
18
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Lecture 16. Depression and Schizophrenia
What are the symptoms required to...,
Compare dysthymia and double depr...,
Compare origin of pathway product...
11
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Lecture 17: Drugs of Abuse
Define substance dependence syndr...,
What is tolerance what is it caus...,
What parts of the brain do addict...
17
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Lecture 18/19 Problem solving 1
Where is dermatome c3 t4 5 t10 an...,
What does lesion on one side of t...,
What does a lesion on one side of...
9
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Lecture 20 Epilepsy
What is the defining feature of e...,
What are the possible causes of e...,
How do seizures happen epileptoge...
16
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Lecture 21/22 Neurotransmission and Inflammation
What are 4 important roles of ast...,
What are the 4 different types of...,
Compare the protoplasmic v fibrou...
16
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Lecture 23 Hearing Assessment
What are the 4 steps tests to dia...,
What are the 3 factors to conside...,
What is a cholesteatoma
13
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Lecture 24: Neuro radiology
What factors do you need to know ...,
What does using contrast media he...,
What is the use of plain film xra...
8
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Lecture 25: Analgesic drugs: OPIOIDS
What type of receptors are opioid...,
What are the possible routes of a...,
What is opium and what is it made of
24
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Lecture 26 Vestibular system
What is the sense of balance 3 pa...,
What are the 2 forms of balance c...,
What are the 3 roles of the vesti...
20
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Lecture 27: Sensation testing C2
When is examination of sensation ...,
How is light touch sensation and ...,
How is vibration sense examined a...
15
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Lecture 28: Reflexes and Muscle tone- C3
What is the myotatic reflex and i...,
What factors determine the streng...,
What are the 5 steps to the norma...
10
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Lecture 29: Inhalation and Intravenous Anasesthetic agents
What is aim of anaesthesia achiev...,
What is the mechanism of action a...,
What is the mac and how does this...
13
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Lecture 30: Local Anaesthetics
Describe the 4 steps of v gated n...,
What is the mechanism of action o...,
What is the structure of local an...
7
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Lecture 31: Parkinsons Disease and Anti-parkinsons drugs C5
What are the different types of p...,
What are some epidemiological ris...,
What are the 4 cardinal manifesta...
15
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Lecture 32: Neuromuscular blockers
What are the 3 aims of anaesthesi...,
What type of receptors allow depo...,
What is the function of prejuncti...
10
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Lecture 33: Diseases affecting motor units
What are the common motor symptom...,
What is likely to be the cause of...,
Where are motoneurons found and w...
10
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Lecture 34: NSAIDS Analgesic 2
What type of pain do nsaids treat...,
What are the 4 administration rou...,
What is the mechanism of action o...
24
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Lecture 35/36: Problem solving 2+3
What is a likely cause of most co...,
Where do pain and temperature fib...,
Why is only lower face muscles lo...
10
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Lecture 37: CSF + intracranial pressure
Where is csf produced and how,
Describe the route of circulation...,
Describe a normal volume of csf a...
21
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Lecture 40: Dementia
What is dementia and when is youn...,
What are the four most common cau...,
What is the genetic causes of dem...
8
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Lecture 41: Hemiparesis and stroke
Compare hemiparesis to paraparesis,
Compare the presentation of weakn...,
What is the main cause of umn wea...
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Lecture 42: Amyotropic Lateral Sclerosis
What is poliomyelitis and syringo...,
What is the difference between am...,
What is the epidemiology incidenc...
12
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Lecture 43: clinical evaluation of balance
When you turn your head to the le...,
Which canals does ampulopetal flo...,
What 5 things we need to know whe...
16
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Lecture 44: Pain physiology
What is the difference between pa...,
What are the 4 components of pain,
What are the physiological respon...
32
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Lecture 45: Injuries of the Spinal cord
Describe the motor and sensory de...,
What happens during the first 1 3...,
In the days weeks following compl...
8
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