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L1. Functional Organisation of the CNS
Describe the difference between t...,
The basic structure of the brain ...,
What is the limbic system 3
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L2. Histology of the CNS
What is the key cell type of the ...,
What are glial cells give some ex...,
What are the immune cells of the ...
36
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L4. Anatomy of the Skull
The skull is made up of separate ...,
The cranium of the skull is furth...,
The component bones of the skull ...
41
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L6. Development of the CNS
Describe the basic principles of ...,
What are the cells forming the ne...,
Describe the neural tube 3
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L7. Peripheral Sensory Mechanisms
What are cutaneous mechanorecepto...,
What is the difference in distrib...,
What are the four main types of m...
36
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L8. Central Somatosensory Pathways
Does the mechanoreceptor sensory ...,
What is significant about the reg...,
What is the 3 neurone sequence pa...
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L9. Functional Organisation of the Spinal Cord
What is the difference between a ...,
Where does the spinal cord usuall...,
At what level are lumbar puncture...
38
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L10. Anatomy of the cranial cavity
What is the pericranium 1,
What is the superior sagitall sin...,
Where does venous blood come from...
19
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L13. Pain
What is the definition of pain 1,
What are the 4 different classes ...,
Pain is divided into four distinc...
43
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L12. Introduction to Cognition and Emotion
1 sensation 2 perception 3 higher...,
What does the term cognition mean 2,
What kind of actions does cogniti...
23
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L20. Prefrontal Cortex
The frontal lobe makes up 30 of b...,
What is meant by the term executi...,
What are the 3 main parts of the ...
18
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L22. Contents of the Orbit
What are the two orbital margins ...,
What is the purpose of the suprao...,
What kind of shape is the orbit o...
37
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L23. The Retina
What are the fundamental limits t...,
What is visual acuity 2,
How do we test for visual acuity ...
42
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L26. Anatomy of the Face, Scalp and Parotid
What are the main 5 layers of the...,
Describe the anatomical borders o...,
Describe the first most superfici...
34
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L27. Visual Pathways
Patient 74 yo male presenting wit...,
What is the main neural output fr...,
Where is the first level of infor...
32
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L29. Ear and auditory Tube
Describe the main segments of the...,
What is the auricle what is the i...,
What is the canal that connects t...
40
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L31. Eye and Head Movements
What are the two components requi...,
What group of muscles are involve...,
What two major systems are involv...
29
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6.33 Perception of Colour and Motion
The grey matter of the cortex is ...,
There is a segregation of signals...,
What part of layer 4 do the m and...
43
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L32. Disorders of Language: Aphasia
What is meant by the term aphasia 1,
What is the relationship between ...,
What are some causes of acute ons...
28
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L34. Activation of Muscle
What are some observable signs of...,
Define the term sign in the conte...,
Define the term symptom in the co...
46
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L38. Hearing
Describe hearing loss severity to...,
What is the symptom described by ...,
What is being detected by humans ...
47
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L36. Postural Tone and Locomotion
What happens when the brain can n...,
What are the two postural signs o...,
What are the main motor pathways ...
33
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L39. Circulation of the CNS
The cns is very vulnerable to int...,
What percentage of the cardiac ou...,
Describe the concept of autoregul...
35
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L40. Modulation of Movement
What is the role of the motor cor...,
How is the topography of the peri...,
Describe what arteries supply the...
39
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L42. Nasal Cavity and Nasopharynx
What are the main boney parts of ...,
What is most of the external nose...,
Describe the cartilaginous compon...
41
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L43. Memory Defects
What is the difference between su...,
Describe the famous case of hm 2,
Describe the difference between r...
27
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L44. Genetics of Neurological Disorders
What are the two types of neurode...,
A class of genetic conditions are...,
Is it normal to have repeat regio...
47
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L46. Oral Cavity and Oropharynx
What forms the roof of the mouth 1,
The alveolar arches also have ano...,
What is the floor of the oral cav...
46
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L51. Larynx and Laryngopharynx
Define the vertical borders of th...,
Describe the shape and structure ...,
What are the main skeletal struct...
37
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L52. Presentation of Cognitive Function
What are some important advantage...,
What is the major means in which ...,
What are some examples of behavio...
22
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L28. Self vs. Non-Self Discrimination
What is tolerance 1,
What are the two main types of to...,
What are the four main mechanisms...
31
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