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Introduction To Neurosensory
Cns broad overview,
Sensory afferent vs motor efferen...,
Motor efferent subdivisions
31
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Find The Lesion Info
Myasthenia gravis symptoms,
Lateral medullary syndrome,
Idiopathic intercranial htn
5
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Clinical: Altered Mental Status
How to determine if altered menta...,
Delirium,
What a re alarm features for acut...
3
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CNS Tumors
General cns information,
Where are cns tumors more likely ...,
Glioma
28
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Pathology Of Neurodegenerative Disorders
Neurodegenerative diseases that i...,
Neurodegenerative diseases that a...,
Alzheimer s disease
17
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Pathology Of Demyelinating Diseases
How are demyelinating disorders a...,
Multiple sclerosis,
Pathogenesis of ms
16
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Neuroimmunology
What are the two main ways to dis...,
4 things that must happen before ...,
How does mhc determine disease su...
15
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Clinical: Neurodegenerative and demyelination Disorders
Alzheimer s disease,
Clinical presentation of early vs...,
Nonpharmacologic treatments for a...
24
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Pharmacology: Neruodegenerative Disorders
What are the four classes of medi...,
Donepezil galantamine rivastigmin...,
Pathology of alzheimer s
20
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Pediatric Neurology
Amblyopia,
What 3 abnormal visual experience...,
Secondary results of amblyopia
65
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Moevment Disorders
Asterixis,
Athetosis,
Blepharospasm
16
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Pharmacology Dopaminergic Pathways
What does the effect of dopamine ...,
What dopamine receptors are excit...,
What dopamine receptors are inhib...
15
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Anatomy Basal Ganglia
What are basal nuclei,
What higher cns system does the b...,
What components make up the basal...
27
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Neuro Trauma Trevor
How to assess for neuro disabilit...,
Glasgow come scale review,
Proper imaging of the cervical spine
9
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Clincial Peripheral Neuropathy
Nomenclature for neuropathies,
Which type of peripheral neuropat...,
Details of patterns of different ...
15
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Peripheral Nerve Sheath Tumors
What do most peripheral nerve tum...,
Schwannomas,
What is the risk for familial neu...
9
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Pathology Vascular Abnormalities
At what blood pressure dose wides...,
What neurons are most susceptible...,
What type of necrosis does brain ...
17
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Intracerebral Hemorrhages
Cerebral amyloid angiopathy,
Htn induced ich,
What is the cut off for platelet ...
6
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Ischemic Strokes Clinical
What are the major classification...,
What is the difference between a ...,
Watershed infarct
11
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Patholgoy Of Neurologic Metabolic Diseases
What are examples of major neuron...,
What is the main component of pri...,
Tay sachs disease gm2 gangliosidosis
11
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Sphingolipids Biochemistry
What is the difference between ph...,
Physical properties of a sphingol...,
What is the composition different...
15
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Lupus Article Questions
Which populations are most affect...,
Neuropsychiatric lupus npsle inad...,
Pathogenic etiologies for npsle
20
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Clincial Correlations With Seizures
Which seizures are generalized,
Which seizures are partial,
What are examples of seizure mimics
11
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Pharmacology Of Epilepsies And Seizures
Definition of a seizure,
Definition of status epilepticus,
Definition of epilepsy
36
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Clinical ENT/Dizziness
What are 3 dominant senses essent...,
Where can lesions that are associ...,
What aspects of dizziness needs t...
8
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Physiology Of Equilibrium And Balance
Which parts of the brain is equil...,
What do each of the different ves...,
What s another word for vestibula...
6
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Physiology Of Hearing
What are the sub structures of th...,
What structure in the inner ear i...,
What is the organ or corti
10
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Development And Histology Of The Ear
Development of the internal ear,
What is the purpose of delmaninat...,
What 3 parts does the otic capsul...
7
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Physiology Of Olfaction And Taste
What are the three main types of ...,
Odorant binding proteins,
What is the function of mitral cells
22
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Common Clinical Eye Pathologies
What does od os and ou mean when ...,
What should the standard eye exam...,
Cataracts
9
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Eye Infections
Immune privilege factors of the eye,
What are the most common causes o...,
General rules for conjunctivitis ...
16
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Opthamology
Pupil basics,
What controls the circular and ra...,
What is anisocoria
38
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Physiology Of Vision
What are the 3 primary accessory ...,
What is the pathway of tears,
The photoreceptor mechanism
6
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Development And Histology Of The Eye
What makes up the fibrous tunic o...,
What structures make up the vascu...,
What structures make up the retin...
22
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Infections Of The CNS
Difference in clinical presentati...,
Most common causes of developing ...,
Top 3 etiologies angents for meni...
19
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Drugs And The BBB
What are the 3 barriers of the cns,
Primary differences between perip...,
Where are ependymal cells located
6
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Opiod Cases
Types of pain management and thei...,
How do opioids work,
U opioid receptors mor
30
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Clinical Correlations With Headaches
Primary vs secondary headaches,
Examples of secondary headaches,
What is the most common type of p...
21
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Viral Encephalitis
What is the break down of causes ...,
What is the most common causes of...,
What is the most common fungal ca...
21
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Pharmacology Of Headaches
Pathophysiology of migraines,
Four stages of migraines,
Propionic acid derivatives profens
14
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Neurological Emergencies
Pecarn rule,
Concussions,
Complications of concussions
6
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Trauma And Hydrocephalus Pathology
Hydrocephalus,
What is the normal csf circulatio...,
Non communicating hydrocephalus
15
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Bacterial Meningitis
What is the most common bacterial...,
What bacterial meningitis agents ...,
Why has meningitis cases gone dow...
16
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General Anesthetics
How does general anesthesia work,
Why are iv anesthetics used more ...,
What determines the amount of dis...
12
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Local Anesthetics
What compounds make up local anes...,
How does local anesthetics get to...,
Why do local anesthetics have a w...
13
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Physiology Of Pain And Sensation
1st 2nd 3rd sensory neurons,
Review of the two major pathways ...,
Difference between nucleus gracil...
19
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Cerebellum Anatomy and clinical correlation
Overview of the cerebellar functions,
Why is 3 a key number for the cer...,
Inferior cerebellar peduncle
27
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Midbrain Anatomy And Clincial Correlation
3 anatomically district component...,
Caudal midbrain,
Caudal midbrain tegmentum portion
16
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Pons Anatomy And Clincial Correlates
What cranial nerves arise form th...,
What structures form the roof of ...,
What is the purpose of the facial...
11
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Medulla Anatomy And Clincial Correlations
How to view the medulla and pons ...,
What trigone are found in the med...,
Caudal medulla
7
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Sensory Tracts
Ascending tracts specifics,
Dorsal posterior columns,
Somatotopic organization of the d...
21
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Motor Tracts
Lower vs upper motor neurons,
Spinal cords functions in motor f...,
Cerebral cortex functions in moto...
17
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Cranial Nerve columns and tracts
Somatic motor column includes the...,
Parasympathetic motor column,
Branchial motor column
24
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Overview Of The Brainstem
Midbrain mesencephalon overview,
Pons overview,
Medulla oblongata overview
30
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Neuromuscular Junction And Associated Pathologies
Myasthenia gravis,
How to diagnosis myasthenia gravis,
Treatment of myasthenia gravis
12
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Neurotransmitters
What are the 4 main neurotransmit...,
How are neurons classified from a...,
Two main type of neurotransmitter...
36
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Chemical And Biochemical Basis Of Neurotransmission
4 steps of chemical communication,
Which are classical neurotransmit...,
What are non classical neurotrans...
25
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Histology Of The Nervous System
Multipolar neurons,
Pseudounipolar,
Unipolar neurons
25
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Clincial Correltations With Lesions Of The Cerebral Cortex
Frontal lobe lesions,
Supplemental and promotor cortex ...,
Broca s area lesion
16
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Neurological Exam Information
Comments of the neurological scre...,
Cranial nerve 1 sense and testing,
Cranial nerves 2 3 4 6 sense and ...
23
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Clinical Correlation With The Limbic System
What are the 5 primary limbic system,
Home,
What is the general relay of info...
14
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Anatomy Of Diencephalon
Thalamus,
What is the landmark in the thala...,
Ventral anterior va nuclei group
40
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Telencephalon Anatomy
What are the adult vesicles parts...,
3 types of white matter tracts,
Superior longitudinal fasciculus
57
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Pathology Of Congenital Malformations And Brain Injuries
Potential causes of cns malformat...,
Rest syndrome,
What s re the most frequent type ...
20
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Neuroembryology
What does the notochord develop into,
What does the prechordal mesoderm...,
What is the process of neural ind...
32
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