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Anatomy - Bones + Vasculature
Through what does the internal ca...
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Anatomy - CNS - Brain
Through what foramen does the dur...,
What 3 parts make up the brain st...,
Most neurons contain many dendrit...
20
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Anatomy - PNS
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Anatomy - Neurons and Nerves
What are the only 2 parts contain...,
What is the difference in name fo...,
What part of the neuron is covere...
5
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Anatomy - Spinal Nerves and Segmental Innervation
What is the only location where a...,
There are 31 pairs of spinal nerv...,
Put in order from spinal cord to ...
10
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Anatomy - Sympathetic and Parasympathetic
What parts of the spinal cord hav...,
All spinal nerves have sympatheti...,
Where do the abdominopelvic organ...
5
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Anatomy - CNS - Spine
What is the name given to white a...,
At what point does the spinal cor...,
What covers the spinal cord
19
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Anatomy - Back and Spine
What nerve supplies the intrinsic...,
Name the extrinsic back muscles,
Name the intrinsic back muscles
8
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Clinical - Laminectomy + Anaesthesia
Where do you insert the needle mo...,
You can perform lumbar puncture i...,
Where is the icf found
4
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Basal Ganglia and Cerebellum
How many lobes are in the cerebellum,
What is the name of the stalks th...,
What is found directly superior t...
14
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Anatomy - Cranial Nerves
All nerves exit anteriorly apart ...,
Where is the primary olfactory ar...,
What is the only nerve is directl...
18
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Clinical - Spinal Nerve Testing
Match the following and describe ...,
Match the following reflexes to s...
2
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Clinical - Cranial Nerve Testing
When testing the vagus nerve we c...,
How is the spinal accessory nerve...,
What nerve is tested by protrudin...
3
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Anatomy - Skull
What are the 5 layers of the scalp,
In what layer of the scalp are th...,
What is the pterion what artery r...
14
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Physiology - Intro to Neurons
What is the name of the site of i...,
What is a pseudounipolar neurone,
Unipolar neurons have no dendrite...
9
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Physiology - Somatosensory System
Match the following names to thei...,
What is sensory acuity how is it ...,
From dorsal to ventral what order...
6
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Physiology - Motor System
What parts of the descending path...,
What is the purpose of the superi...,
Lesions of the lateral columns ar...
17
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Physiology - Vestibular System
What is larger the vestibular or ...,
If hearing loss is unilateral at ...,
Where do you find the primary aud...
17
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Physiology - Visual System
What cells perform lateral inhibi...,
Where is the lateral geniculate n...,
One the visual signals have passe...
4
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Analgesic Drugs - Opioids and Opiates
Describe the analgesic ladder,
How do nsaids work to reduce pain,
Difference between opiates and op...
12
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Physiology - Pain and Thermosensation
What are the three categories of ...,
Nociecptors can be split into two...,
What ascending pathway is respons...
3
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Parkinsons Disease
What is the pathology of pd,
Where is the substantia nigra found,
What causes pd
17
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Neuroradiology
Why would you choose to do mri ov...,
Mri is not compatible with what p...,
What is quicker ct or mri
6
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Motor Neurone Disease
What is the most common and poor ...,
Bulbar onset starts with muscle w...,
What is the average life expectan...
7
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Brain Tumours
Who are brain tumours most common in,
Describe the headache that you wo...,
How is it investigated
13
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Hydrocephalus
What is the average icp,
If a mass is present in the brain...,
How is cerebral perfusion pressur...
16
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Back Pathologies
What are the red flags for cauda ...,
What investigation increases pain...,
What is the pattern of sensory an...
7
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Brain Trauma
How can you differentiate between...,
Explain the pattern of presentati...,
The glasgow coma scale is based o...
7
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Alzheimer's
What is the most common cause of ...,
Describe the pathology of alzheim...,
What is the gene linked to old on...
10
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Spinal Muscular Atrophy
What is sma,
What kind of symptoms would you see,
There is 4 types type i type ivwh...
6
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Neuromuscular Diseases
What is the triad of symptoms of ...,
What is the one ab that cannot be...
2
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Multiple Sclerosis
What is ms,
Mix of environmental and genetic ...,
What is the most common type of ms
17
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Epilepsy
What is the difference between,
Name 5 triggers for a seizure,
When investigating it is so impor...
6
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Stroke
What is a stroke,
What differentiates a stroke from...,
What are the 2 sub groups of caus...
17
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Sleep
What kind of sleep is more import...,
What is cicardian rhythm,
What is the ideal amount of sleep...
7
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Headaches/Migraines
What is the most common kind of h...,
What kind of headache facial pain...,
A patient presents with new onset...
9
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Vascular Dementia
What is the other name for vascul...,
Neurons can survive in anaerobic ...,
What form of necrosis occurs afte...
7
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Dementia with Lewy bodies
At what age are you likely to pre...,
What other condition presents wit...,
The typical first presentation of...
7
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Frontotemporal Dementia
In what age does this dementia mo...,
How does it commonly present,
How is it managed
4
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Haemorraghe
What shape do the following form ...,
What is the pathology of a subdur...,
What can cause a subdural haemorr...
20
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