1
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How is long term memory stored?
A
Protein synthesis
Structural changes
2
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What should be the goal post stroke?
A
Early mobilisation
3
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Which area of the brain is thought to be for facial recognition?
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The fusiform face area
4
Q
How is short term memory stored?
A
Insertion of AMPA receptions
Phosphylation
Enhanced presynaptic release via retrograde signalling
5
Q
Where are memories stored?
A
Medial temporal lobe - hippocampus
Hugh's MD1 Neuro
flashcards
Decks in class (41)
# Cards
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Introduction25
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Histology27
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CNS Transmission18
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Anatomy: Skull, Scalp and Face87
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Drugs affecting nerve excitability31
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Development of the Nervous system37
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Spinal pathways56
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Head trauma and spinal injury34
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Consciousness33
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The Brainstem35
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Neural Regeneration20
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Cranial Nerves66
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Pain21
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Anatomy of the Eye48
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Vision49
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Imaging of the Brain11
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Autonomic Nervous System24
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Tolerance24
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Ear and Auditory Tube24
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CNS Infections18
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Control of Eye Movements23
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Aphasia and Memory Disorders39
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Perception of Colour and Motion14
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Locomotion and posture36
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Parkinson's17
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Circulation of the CNS33
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Hearing30
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Stroke28
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Basal Ganglia and Cerebellum19
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Nasal Cavity, Nasopharynx, Oral Cavity and Oropharynx80
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Huntington's and Others20
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Epilepsy28
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Cellular Basis of Behavioural Illnesses8
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Learning and Memory5
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Psychological Development41
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Drugs of Dependence28
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Ageing and Frailty21
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Larynx and Laryngopharynx32
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Viruses affecting the CNS42
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Clinical presentation of Cognitive Disorders and Rehabilitation7
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Pathogenesis of Dementia19
