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Anatomy and physiology of the eye orbit
What are the 5 components that ma...,
What makes up the fibrous coat of...,
What makes up the vascular coat o...
52
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Eye muscles
What are the two groups of ocular...,
What do intrinsic muscles do,
What do extrinsic muscles do
37
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Vision 1 - refraction and accommodation
What is refraction,
What are the refractive media in ...,
How does a sharp image form on th...
28
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Vision 2 - transduction
What is visible light,
What is the definition of phototr...,
What are the photoreceptors in th...
21
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Visual pathway
What is the definition of a visua...,
How do you test visual fields,
How are images of objects in your...
14
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Common Conditions of the eye
What can blunt trauma do to the e...,
How does a blow out fracture occur,
What causes a tear drop sign x ray
60
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Cells and Tissue of the nervous system
What comprises the central nervou...,
What comprises the peripheral ner...,
What two divisions can the periph...
67
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Cranial nerves
How many pairs of cranial nerves ...,
What are the 5 types of cranial n...,
What do somatic motor fibres do
45
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Topography of the brain
What are the 4 basic topographic ...,
What are the three parts of the b...,
What are the functions of the bra...
47
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Cerebral hemispheres
What are the general features of ...,
What is the name of the fissure t...,
What connects the right and left ...
53
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NEW cranial nerves
What are the 12 cranial nerves,
Olfactory origin and foramen,
Optic origin and foramen
39
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Spinal cord and the Periphery
What information is carried in th...,
Where do the descending spinal tr...,
What are the descending tracts co...
39
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Functional hierarchy of motor control
What is responsible for direct co...,
Where do reflexes occur,
What are higher order reflexes an...
39
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Vestibular function
What is the vestibular system,
What is the vestibular system and...,
What are the components of the ve...
50
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EEG, Sleep and Circadian rhythms
Why does sleep occur,
What damage can create a brain th...,
What drugs can inhibit sleep and why
54
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Memory and cognition
What is cognition,
What is neuronal plasticity,
What is the cerebrum mostly compr...
46
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Motor control 1
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Motor control 2
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Sensory systems (including physiology of pain)
What are different types of senso...,
Give some examples of specific re...,
What is the receptive field of a ...
40
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Neuroanatomy, cerebral aneurysm and stroke
What are the main arteries in the...,
What is an aneurysm,
What is the prevalence of aneurysms
14
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MS
What is multiple sclerosis,
What kind of disturbances does ms...,
What is the general course of ms
53
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Retinal disorders
What investigations can be done f...,
What does fluorescein angiography do,
What are the different types of e...
30
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Red eye and adnexal oncology
What are the causes of a red eye,
What is uveitis,
What are the different types of u...
43
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Muscle and nerve disorders
Where does the umn span,
Where does the lmn span,
What are muscles designed to do
46
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Disease of spinal cord and nerve root
What is damage to the upper motor...,
What is damage to the lower motor...,
What are motor signs in upper mot...
43
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ANS - recap
What is the autonomic system a di...,
What are the two components of th...,
What is the sympathetic nerve out...
7
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Clinical neurophysiology
What is clinical neurophysiology,
What studies are involved in neur...,
What does emg investigate
20
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Epilepsy
What are the differential diagnos...,
What would you ask in a history o...,
What information might be relevan...
32
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Headache
What are the two type so headache,
What are more common primary or s...,
What are types of primary headaches
65
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Embryology of congenital malformations
What are the three germ layers of...,
What do each of the three germ la...,
When does the cns start to appear...
67
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Physiology and pathology of pain
What is pain,
What is the brief pathway of pain,
What is nociception
35
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Pathology of head injury
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Infections of the nervous system
What is meningitis,
What is encephalitis,
What is myelitis
40
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Pathology of cerebrovascular disease
What are the different parts of t...,
What parts of the cerebrum does t...,
What parts of the cerebrum does t...
36
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Ventricles, hemispheres, venous sinus and skull base
Foramen magnum importance,
2 optic canals importance,
2 foramina ovale importance
20
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CSF and hydrocephalus
What is hydrocephalus,
Where and how is csf produced,
Where are choroid plexus located
33
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Clinical assessment of the neurological patient
Who would you get a history from ...,
What would you assess in an obtun...,
How do you determine cerebral per...
22
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Coma, persistent vegetative state and brain death
What is a coma,
What 2 components does consciousn...,
What can cause your gcs to drop
35
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Cerebral infarction (CLINICAL)
At what age do the majority of st...,
Define stroke,
Define transient ischaemic attack...
53
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Disorders of cranial nerves
Revision what are the 12 cranial ...,
What are the 4 broad functions pf...,
What cranial nerves control speci...
52
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Degenerative diseases of the CNS
What are common features of neuro...,
What is dementia,
What is the prevalence of dementi...
37
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Pathology of brain tumours
What is needed for icp to be stable,
What keep the brain in place with...,
Where does the spinal cord leave ...
37
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Lumbar puncture
What are the indictions for lumba...,
What are the contraindication for...,
What investigations can be done t...
35
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Brain tumours (clinical)
Intro name some common types of b...,
Give some of the who classificati...,
What are the commonest types of p...
32
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functional neurological symptoms
What are functional neurological ...,
Give some examples of conditions ...,
What should be covered in a histo...
9
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clinical aspects of cerebral perfusion and ICP
What of cardiac output is cerebra...,
What is the normal cerebral blood...,
When does ischaemia occur
30
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Neuroradiology
When would you perform a ct scan,
When might you not perform a ct,
What are the indications to perfo...
26
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Diseases of the spinal cord and nerve roots (surgical)
What are the 4 sections of the sp...,
What are the vertebral ligaments,
Where does the spinal cord extend...
50
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Applied neuropharmacology
Summarise the sequence of events ...,
By what mechanisms can you reduce...,
By what mechanisms can you increa...
27
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Rehabilitation in neuro
What concepts are rehabilitation ...,
What is impairment,
What is disability
32
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Assessment of cognitive function
Why do we need to consider cognit...,
What is pta,
How does cognition affect treatment
13
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