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1.1.1 Background and basic terminology
What are the basic components of ...,
What are the basic components of ...,
What happens when a spinal nerve ...
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1.1.2 Topography of the spinal cord
How many segments of the spinal c...,
Describe the structure of the spi...,
What is the difference between th...
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1.1.3 Basic Features of the Brain
What are some of the main sulci a...,
What are the functions of the cen...,
What are the functions of the lat...
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1.1.4 CSF
Why is the brain hollow,
What are cavities in the brain ca...,
What do ventricles contain
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1.2.1 Development of the CNS
What is gastrulation,
What are the 3 layers of the embr...,
What tissues does the ectoderm form
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1.2.2 Neural Tube Defects
What are neural tube defects called,
What are neural tube defects caus...,
What happens when the neural tube...
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1.2.3 Neural Crest Cells
What are neural crest cells,
What cells are derived from neura...,
What tissues receieve a significa...
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2.1.1 Neurones and Glia
What do neurones do,
What do glia do,
What are the different types of g...
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2.1.2 Neurotransmitters
What are the 3 classes of neurotr...,
What are 3 examples of each neuro...,
What do amino acid neurotransmitt...
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3.1.1 Somatosensory I
How can sensation be split up,
How can general sensation be,
What is somatic sensation
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3.1.2 Somatosensory II
What is the chain of neurones in ...,
What are the features of first or...,
What are the features of second o...
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3.1.3 Somatosensory Conditions
What is brown sequard syndrome,
What structures are completely de...,
What signs are present in brown s...
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4.1.1 The Retina
What are the 3 layers of the eye,
Label the image,
What does the pigmented layer do
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4.1.2 Central Visual Pathway Anatomy
What is the visual pathway compri...,
What visual fibres deccusate,
What fibres make up the superior ...
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4.2 Blood Supply to the Brain
Where does the brain recieve arte...,
What are the two main branches of...,
Where do the middle and anterior ...
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5.1.1 Lower Motor Neurones
Where are lmn cell bodies found,
What controls lmns,
What reflexes do lmns participate in
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5.1.2 Upper Motor Neurones
Where do you find umns,
Where do umns syanpse,
What type of neurones are in the ...
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5.1.3 Spinal Cord Motor System
What is the internal capsule,
What is the anterior limb of the ...,
What ist he genu of the internal ...
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6.1.1 Basal Ganglia
What is the basal ganglia,
What nuclei make up the basal gan...,
Label the image
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6.1.2 Movement Disorders
What happens in parkinson s disease,
What are the symptoms and signs o...,
What is huntington s disease
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6.1.3 Cerebellum Disorders
What is the anatomy of the cerebe...,
What does each part of the cerebe...,
How do the cerebellar peduncles c...
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8.1.1 The cerebral Cortex
What is the fine structure of the...,
What are most outputs from the co...,
What can outputs from the cortex be
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8.1.2 Cerebral Dominance
What is cerebral dominance,
Give two examples of cerebral dom...,
Why is cerebral dominance important
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8.1.3 Language Pathways
What hemishpere are language path...,
What does broca s area do,
Where is broca s area
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8.1.4 Memory
Where are memories stored,
What are the different types of m...,
What is declaritive memory
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8.2.1 Consciousness
What is conciousness,
What is arousal,
What neural components are requir...
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8.2.2 Sleep
What is the function of sleep,
What are the cycles of sleep,
How many sleep stages are there
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8.2.3 Sleep Disorders
What is insomnia,
What is narcolepsy,
What is sleep apnoea
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8.2.4 Consciousness Disorders
What is brain death,
What is a coma,
What is pvs persistent vegetative...
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8.3.1 Neuropathology I
What is normal intracranial pressure,
What can cause an increase in int...,
What compensatory mechanisms are ...
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8.3.2 CNS Tumours
What are the two types of cns tum...,
What are some examples of gliomas,
What are the types of parenchymal...
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9.1.1 Dementia
What is dementia,
What are the cognitive symptoms o...,
What are the non cognitive symptoms
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9.1.2 Delirium
What is delirium,
What can increase the chance of d...,
What are the features of delirium
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9.2.1 Headaches Categorising
What are the two types of headache,
What is a primary headache disorder,
What is a secondary headache
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9.2.2 Primary Headache Disorders & Secondary Causes
What are the most to least common...,
Who is affected by tension type h...,
What age is presentation of tensi...
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10.1.1 MCA Stroke
What is a stroke,
What are tias,
Types of stroke
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10.1.2 Brainstem and Cerebellar Strokes
What happens in a pca occlusion,
What are the symtpoms of cerebell...,
What are the signs of cerebellar ...
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10.2.1 Raised ICP
What contributes to intracanial p...,
What is the noraml range of icp,
What is the monro kellie doctrine
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10.2.2 Raised ICP Consequences and Management
W,
What can a lumbar puncture cause,
What imaging can be used to provi...
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10.3.1 Subarachnoid Haemorrhages
What two layers make up the dura ...,
Why can dementia increase the ris...,
What structures are within the ar...
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10.3.2 Meningitis
What are the categories of infect...,
What are the typical causative or...,
What are the typical causative or...
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11.1.1 Anxiety
What is the physiological role of...,
What is the stress response prima...,
What are the neural and endocrine...
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12.1.1 Mood Disorders
What are the two classes of mood ...,
What is another term for mood dis...,
How long must you have symptoms b...
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12.1.2 Mood Disorders & Neurotransmitters
What is the monoamine hypothesis,
Where is serotonin produced,
What is serotonin important for
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12.2 Psychosis and Schizophrenia
What is psychosis,
What is a hallucination,
What hallucinations are not patho...
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