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Neuroanatomy
What is the lateral border of the...,
What is medial to the alic,
What is 1 medial 2 lateral to the...
23
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Coma
What is the level of consciousnes...,
What is the level of consciousnes...,
What is the level of consciousnes...
11
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Neuro localization
What type of motor neuron problem...,
What category of disorder shows d...,
What is the following language di...
26
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Seizures
What class of seizure involves th...,
What kind of seizure is character...,
What kind of seizure is character...
7
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Pharmacology of Antiseizure Drugs
What is the drug of choice for gr...,
What is the mechanism of phenytoin,
Gingival hyperplasia and hirsutis...
12
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Neurochemical Review
On a neuron where are the followi...,
Where does the cell body reside i...,
What is the mesocortical dopamine...
8
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Infections of the Central Nervous System
What type of infection is most li...,
What type of infection is most li...,
What kind of encephalitis is the ...
6
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Vertigo
Loss of consciouness or passing out,
A feeling that you may lose consc...,
Feeling of spinning
8
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CNS tumors
What are 2 tumor types more commo...,
What are 2 tumor types more commo...,
What are cns tumors more commonly...
23
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Muscular Dystrophies
What are 4 criteria that distingu...,
Mutation the dystrophin gene caus...,
What type of inheritance of duche...
20
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Ischemic Stroke
What is the most likely problem m...,
What is the most likely cause pur...,
What is the most common cause of ...
19
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Cerebral hemorrhage
How does pure ischemic infarction...,
Where are the following most comm...,
How does a subarachnoid hemorrhag...
14
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Neuroradiology
How does blood appear on a ct,
How do white and gray matter appe...,
What are four places where hypert...
12
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neurodegenerative disease
What are the consequences of fail...,
What are two contributing factors...,
How do tau and b amyloid spread t...
23
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Parkinsons Pharm
What are 3 chemical toxins involv...,
What is the problem with taking l...,
How do you solve the problem of p...
13
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Movement Disorders
What are akathitic movments,
What is athetosis,
What is chorea
18
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ENT Emergencies
What should you first ask the pat...,
Excruciating painful ear radiatin...,
What should you always to with pt...
9
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Motor Neuron Disease
Initial presentation crampsm then...,
Behavioral change apathy disinhib...,
What is the protein dysfunction o...
12
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Cerebral Palsy
What are some risk factors for ce...
1
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ENT Exam
What does the rinne test do,
What does the weber test do inter...,
What is 1 stensons duct2 whartons...
3
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Primary Headaches
What is the most likely cause of ...,
What is the most likely cause of ...,
What is the most likely cause of ...
20
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Secondary Headaches
Headaches in the cerebral vault r...,
Headaches in the brainstem subten...,
What are 3 pain sensitive areas i...
14
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Pharmacology of general Anesthetics
What are the 4 functional compone...,
What are 3 components of consciou...,
Which stage of general anesthesia...
20
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Sleep disorders
What are 4 things that are monito...,
What psg reading helps diagnose s...,
What is the frequency of insomnia...
13
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Spinal Cord Disease
How do spinal cord diseases diffe...,
What is lhermittes sign what does...,
What kind of nerve disorder no tr...
30
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Peripheral neuropathy
How do you distinguish nerve root...,
What are the molecular machiner f...,
What is wallerian degeneration
30
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MS and other demyelinating disorders
Extremity numbnessweakness fatigu...,
What is the most common complaint...,
What is marcus gunn pupil
6
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