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Lecture 1
Name 2 neural tube defects,
What prevents most neural tube de...,
Name examples of foods that inclu...
15
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Lecture 3
What do we have to be careful abo...,
What is the latin name for the fl...,
What is the latin name for the bi...
4
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Lecture 3
What are the four major divisions...,
What is the brain stem composed of,
What is considered a conduit whic...
34
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Lecture 4
What are the 6 lobes of the cereb...,
What happens to the space occupyi...,
Which layer is the thickest in th...
43
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Lecture 5
What develops 16 weeks after fert...,
What develops 3 months after fert...,
What develops 5 months after fert...
70
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Lecture 6
What are two structural character...,
Where is myelin synthesized,
Can myelin distribution change in...
42
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Lecture 7
What are the three systems of the...,
What is an example of pns cells l...,
How many pairs of peripheral nerv...
41
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Lecture 7: Cranial nerves
Cranial nerve i,
Cranial nerve ii,
Cranial nerve iii
12
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Lecture 8: the excitable cell
What is the nervous system,
What must neurons do,
How fast do electric signals trav...
30
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Lecture 8: the excitable cell part 2
What two factors affect na channe...,
How long does it take to inactiva...,
What is the absolute refractory p...
20
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Lecture 9
What is the synapse,
What does apposing mean,
What is synaptic transmission
61
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Lecture 10
Criteria for neurotransmitters,
Neurotransmitters need mechanisms...,
It does not count as neurotransmi...
53
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Lecture 11
How many neurons are there in the...,
How many non neuronal cells are t...,
What are the four basic neuron types
33
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Lecture 12
How does diffusion enable modulat...,
What are common features of neuro...,
Where are ach located
61
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Lecture 13
All senses require 3 common steps...,
Where does sensation begin,
What do sensory receptors enable
35
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Lecture 14
Vision allows humans and animals to,
How much of the human cerebral co...,
What is light
40
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Lecture 15
What is the laminar organization ...,
What must light focused on the re...,
What must light pass through befo...
49
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Lecture 16
What are the functions of the che...,
How are chemical senses achieved,
What are the five basic tastes
41
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Lecture 17
How is sound generated,
What is found with the compressed...,
What is found in rarefied air
38
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Lecture 18
What is the point of the vestibul...,
What does the orolith organs control,
What does the utricle sense
30
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Lecture 19
What is the nature of reflexes,
What do spinal reflexes require,
Why are spinal reflexes quick
31
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Lecture 20
What are the two major input comp...,
What does input and interpretatio...,
Where are hair follicles located
43
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Lecture 21
What can loss of pain sensation d...,
How does pain differ from the cla...,
What is allodynia
52
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Lecture 22
What does the spinal cord contain,
What are upper motor neurons,
What does the somatotopy in motor...
37
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Lecture 23
How are diseases of the brain tra...,
What do general neurological asse...,
What do general psychiatric asses...
27
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Lecture 24
What are positive symptoms of sch...,
What are negative symptoms of sch...,
What is alogia
33
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Lecture 25
What is procedural memory,
What is declarative memory,
How long does immediate memory last
39
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Lecture 26
Are circadian rhythms endogenous ...,
What is an example of external cues,
What is the major internal clock
47
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