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Introduction
What are the 7 factors that compr...,
What are dtrs,
What are the three factors that a...
34
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Lesion Localization
What are the components of the ne...,
What are the three components of ...,
What are the three components of ...
30
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Coma
What is consciousness,
What are the 2 types of alteratio...,
What is lethargy
74
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Headaches
What is the mnemonic for concerni...,
New onset has in patient over how...,
What should the neuro exam always...
66
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HA 2
What is needed to diagnose a sinu...,
True or false chronic sinusitis i...,
Activation of the tnc results in ...
64
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Disorders of Equilibrium
True or false dizziness may resul...,
What are the four major organ sys...,
True or false dizziness may be ph...
63
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CNS infections
What technically is meningitis,
What are the three major noninfec...,
What is encephalitis
65
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Neurobehavior I
What is the main role of the temp...,
Where is wernickes area located,
Where is new verbal and visual me...
64
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Neurobehavior 2
What is the general process of de...,
What is the abnormal protein that...,
What is generally the first area ...
71
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Pediatrics
What is the definition of epilepsy,
What is the definition of seizure,
What are the two general classifi...
79
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Peds II
What percent of infantile spasms ...,
What are the causes of infantile ...,
What is the genetic defect in mos...
72
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Peds III
What is cerebral palsy,
True or false kids with cerebral ...,
What is the usual presentation of...
60
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Concussion Lecture
True or false concussions can res...,
Are concussions a functional dist...,
What is the most common reason fo...
58
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Parkinson's Disease
What are the four cardinal featur...,
What is the initial complaint in ...,
Is the tremor with parkinsons dis...
90
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MS
Does ms affect gray matter,
What is the most common type of d...,
What is the pathophysiology of ms
49
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Neuropathy and myopathy
Diseases in the anterior horn lea...,
What is the classic disease of th...,
Umn and lmn s sx what disease
75
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Myopathy
What is the most common distal sy...,
What is the difference between po...,
What are the s sx of large fiber ...
93
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Seizures
Myoclonic seizures in particular ...,
What are the ions concentrations ...,
What is the role physiological me...
78
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Brain Tumors
What is the incidence of brain tu...,
What percent of brain tumors are ...,
What are the origins of brain tum...
98
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Autonomic Disorders
True or false orthostatic hypoten...,
True or false impairments through...,
What are the three major cardiova...
35
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Systemic and Metabolic Disorders
What are the effects of b1 defici...,
What is classic triad for wernick...,
What area of the brain is affecte...
55
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Stroke I
What is the definition of stroke,
What is the definition of a tia,
True or false time is not an elem...
58
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Stroke II
What are the drugs that reduce th...,
What are the antiplatelet drugs used,
What is the rrr of asa ticlopidin...
35
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