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Module 2 - Lecture 1 - Action Potential & Propagation - Review Questions
What are the properties of a neuron,
Know the 3 parts and general func...,
What is the purpose of the neuron...
22
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Module 3 - Lecture 2 - Synapses and Postsynaptic Cells - Review Questions
Understand electrical synapses an...,
What are some of the differences ...,
What are the 3 key steps for a ch...
14
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Module 4 - Lecture 3 - Excitation-Contraction Coupling - Review Questions
What is the general sequence of e...,
Understand the steps of depolariz...,
What is the connection between t ...
9
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Module 5 - Introduction to the neuroanatomy of the CNS and PNS - Original slides
The nervous system is divided int...,
The functional unit of both the c...,
Many axons are covered in ______ ...
45
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Module 7 - Lecture 4 - Clinical Conditions Affecting the PNS
What is the main concepts of a pe...,
How does the spinal nerves split ...,
Understand the what part of the n...
34
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Module 8 - Lecture 5 - Repair and Compensation in the PNS
What are the names of the 3 commo...,
What is the first phase of a trau...,
How do schwann cells assist in ax...
13
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Module 9 - Lecture 6 - CNS Synapses, Transmitters, Integration
Understand the post synaptic pote...,
Understand the post synaptic pote...,
What are the important features o...
12
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Module 10 - Lecture 7 - Plasticity
What is the big picture of what c...,
What changes for short term plast...,
Name the 4 forms of
22
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Module 12 - Lecture 8 - Movement
What does a motor unit represent,
Where are lmn located in the body,
How is the spinal cord organized ...
25
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Module 13 - Lecture 9 - Movement - Reflexes and Gait
What is the general outline or co...,
What are the 5 general components...,
What are the parts of the stretch...
16
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Module 14 - Lecture 10 - Motor, Premotor and Descending
What is the main concept behind r...,
What is the general outline of th...,
What are the names and tracts of ...
22
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Module 14 - Lecture 10.5 - Clinical LMN vs UMN Lesions
How does the stimulus of a larger...,
How does the umn modulate reflexe...,
Understand what would happen if t...
8
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Module 15 - Lecture 11 - Vestibular system posture and balance
Define balance posture base of su...,
Define posture,
Define base of support
26
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Module 19 - Lecture 12 - Motor Control
Define motor control,
How do you design an experiment t...,
How do you design an experiment t...
41
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Module 17 - Lecture 13 - Basal Ganglia
What does the basal ganglia bg ex...,
What are the major inputs to the bg,
Are the major inputs to the bg ex...
32
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Module 18 - Lecture 14 - Cerebellum
What are the two primary division...,
In general what are the types of ...,
What peduncle are inputs from the...
25
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Module 20 - Lecture 15 - Motor Learning
Define motor learning why is capa...,
What are motor learning principle...,
What can occur if the tolerance f...
17
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Module 23 - Neuroanatomy of Motors Systems
The starting point when consideri...,
Below the decussation the fibres ...,
Axons of lmns gse form __________...
44
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Module 24 - Neuroanatomy of Sensory Systems
What are the four functional divi...,
What is somatosensation,
What are the different types of t...
74
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Module 25 - Neurophysiology of TOUCH
What is a somatic sensation,
Where do the cell s bodies of the...,
The pcml system transmits informa...
40
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Module 26 - Neurophysiology of PAIN
What are the two types of pain,
What is acute pain and its function,
What is chronic pain
46
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Module 28 - Spinal Cord and Brainstem Lesion
What are some important differenc...,
Why do umn lesions produce spasti...,
What happens to reflexes with a l...
40
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Module 29 - Vision
What is the sensory system hierar...,
What are the 3 main steps for the...,
What is the retina
72
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Module 30 - Eye movements & Reflexes
Based on the lesion in red what w...,
Based on the lesion in red what w...,
Identify the cranial nucleus in t...
63
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Module 32/22 - Neuroanatomy of the development of the brain
The nervous system develops from ...,
Neural plate invaginates to form ...,
All the tissues of the body are d...
51
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Module 33 - Cognition
What are the key brain structures...,
What are the key brain structures...,
What are the key brain structures...
54
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Concussions: Brain Bang Theory
What is the definition of a concu...,
Does the modern definition of con...,
How many symptoms do you need to ...
19
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Module 34 - Cortical states
What are the two main tenants of ...,
What is the content of consciousness,
What is the level of consciousness
62
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Module 34 - Sleep
What is the behavioral definition...,
What is the electro physiological...,
How much does sleep consume our l...
55
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Module 36 - Attention and Perception
What is cognition dependent upon,
What key role does the temporal a...,
What is typical when patients hav...
63
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Module 37 - Memory
What are the categories of human ...,
What are the different qualitativ...,
What are the different temporal c...
86
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Module 39 - Speech & Language
What is lateralization,
What is a visual example of the l...,
What are the dominant hemisphere ...
62
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Module 40 - Emotions
What are the two different ways a...,
True or false all emotions are ac...,
How are all emotions accompanied ...
67
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Module 41 - Mental Health
True or false of all the leading ...,
What are the 6 common themes acro...,
True or false there are some gene...
78
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