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Exam 1 Nervous system infectious disease
Name major defenses of nervous sy...,
What are microglial cells derived...,
Describe microglial cells
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Exam 1 Diebel summary of infectious disease table
Name gram positive endospore form...,
Gram positive bacteria and their ...,
Gram negative bacteria and their ...
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Exam 1 Meningitis- Prunuske
What are clinical symptoms of men...,
What is the source of most mening...,
Give an overview for the manageme...
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Acute and subacute encephalitis
What are symptoms of encephalitis,
Can meningitis and encephalitis c...,
What are a significant proportion...
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Development of skull- Ach
Does the base of the skull come f...,
What part of the skull is the neu...,
What part of the skull is the vis...
23
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Bacterial characteristics
N meningitidis,
E coli,
C sakazakii
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Beaver Neurological diseases and injury
What does the picture of charcot ...,
What is wrong in charcot marie to...,
Describe progression of charcot m...
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Exam 2- cranial nerves and brain stem anatomy
Name all cranial nerves,
Describe cranial nerve i name s m...,
Describe cranial nerve ii name s ...
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Exam 2 development of the NS
What induces formation of the neu...,
What layer of the trilaminar disc...,
What fluid fills the neural tube
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Exam 2 metabolism of neurotransmitters
What is the enzyme for synthesis ...,
What is the enzyme for degradatio...,
What is the enzyme for synthesis ...
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Exam 3 somatosensory pathways part 1- Michaels
What sensations does dorsal colum...,
What sensations does the spinotha...,
Where does sensory information go...
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Exam 3: Trigeminal pathways
What is the visceral bodys equiva...,
What are some pain syndromes asso...,
Is afferent input from the trigem...
27
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Exam 3: clinical intro to headaches
What is the typical patient to ha...,
What is the pathophysiology of a ...,
What is the clinical presentation...
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Exam 3: NSAID analgesics
What do cox enzymes produce,
What is the effect of prostaglandins,
What is the effect of thromboxanes
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Exam 3: Local anesthetics
What part of the pain pathway do ...,
What is the distinguishing charac...,
What part of a neuron does a loca...
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Exam 3: olfactory and facial nerve pathways
What nerve if the facial nerve cl...,
T f cn7 is both sensory and motor,
What are the four divisions of th...
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Exam 3: serotonergic system (its role in headaches) Slattery
What is serotonin 5 ht,
What is the peripheral targets of...,
What amino acid is serotonin made...
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Exam 4: Vision
What three muscles mediate eyelid...,
T f orbicularis oculi and levator...,
T f superior tarsal muscle is smo...
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Exam 4: Visual system pathways- Michaels
Describe the general visual pathway,
What are the names of the two hem...,
What makes up the optic nerve
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Exam 4: Gustatory pathways (CN 7, 9, 10)- Michaels
What are the three chemosensory s...,
What do taste buds in the gut do ...,
Describe the innervation of the t...
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Exam 4: Spinal Accessory and Hypoglossal nerves- Michaels
What cervical levels make up the ...,
Where does cn 11 exit the skull,
What is cn11 responsible for
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Exam 4: ocular infections
What is blepharitis,
What is keratitis,
What is keratoconjunctivitis
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Exam 4: Autonomic innervation of the eye
How does the ans affect pupil dia...,
What do ciliary bodies do,
How does the ans affect aqueous h...
12
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Exam 4: Ear Infections
What are the common etiologic age...,
What are the characteristics of s...,
What can increase susceptibility ...
29
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Exam 5: cerebellum by ruff
What are the three general areas ...,
Is cerebellar function to ipsilat...,
What are the two divisions of the...
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Exam 6: Basal Ganglia Pharmacology
What is an example of a hypokinet...,
What is an example of hyperkineti...,
What is progressively lost in par...
43
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Exam 6: homeostasis
What is the key regulator of home...,
What is the mechanism of heat con...,
What do local temperature recepto...
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Exam 6: Neuroendocrine/pituitary
What is the main sensory informat...,
What are the trhee parts of the a...,
What are the two parts of the pos...
36
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Exam 6: Limbic System I
What does the limbic system control,
Where does the hippocampus projec...,
Where do the mammillary bodies pr...
44
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Exam 6: hypothalamic control of eating
What are the short term signals t...,
What are the satiety factors that...,
What are the actions of cholecyst...
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Exam 6: Cognitive processes and association cortex
What is the default network invol...,
What are the primary areas of the...,
What are the two non primary cort...
31
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Exam 7: CNS Stimulants
Name the three amphetamine classes,
What are the pharmacological effe...,
What are the mechanismms of amphe...
23
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Exam 7: Cognitive Enhancers
What are the diseases treated wit...,
What are the main drugs used to e...,
What do amphetamines improve incr...
31
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Exam 7: General anesthetics
What are the components of the an...,
Define 1 mac unit,
What are the strengths of mac as ...
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Exam 7: Mood disorder pharmacology
Describe depression,
Describe mania,
What is the hypothesis of the cau...
45
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Exam 7: anxiolytic-sedative-hypnotic pharmacology
What class is phenobarbital,
What class is lorazepam and diazepam,
What drugs are classified as benz...
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Exam 7: Drugs of Abuse
Define drug abuse,
Where does a majority of prescrip...,
What do all addictive drugs have ...
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Exam 7: OVERALL DRUGS
What is the mechanism of action o...,
What is the mechanism of action o...,
What is the mechanism of action o...
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Exam 7: anti-seizure meds
Moa of carbamazepine,
Moa of ethosuximide,
Moa of topiramate
25
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