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Lecture 1- Topography of the nervous system
Basic compnonents of the cns 1,
Components of the pns 2,
What are the different components...
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Lecture 2- Development of the nervous system 1/2
Day 18 primitive disc 1,
What occurs along the primitive s...,
Gastrulation 3
38
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Lecture 2- Development of nervous system 2/2
How do neural tube defects occur 1,
Formation of vertebra which surro...,
Neural tube disorders spina bifid...
29
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Lecture 3- Cellular physiology of the brain
Components of the cns 1,
Types of glial cells neuroglia 2,
Astrocyte functions 3
48
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Lecture 4- Somatic sensation
2 broad categories of sensation 1,
Special sensation 2,
General sensation is sensation de...
28
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Lecture 5- Ascending pathways
The dorsal column medial lemniscu...,
Outline the detecting of vibratio...,
Nuclei of the dorsal column where...
20
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Lecture 6– The retina and the visual pathway
Purpose of the pigmented layer of...,
Function of rods and cones 2,
Function of bipolar cells 3
37
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Lecture 7- Cerebral blood supply to the brain
Summary of posterior circulation 1,
Summary of anterior circulation 2,
Physiological relevance of c ircu...
31
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Lecture 8- The motor system- lower motor neurones and the muscle stretch reflex
What are the primary components o...,
Somatic motor system responsible ...,
Upper motor neurone upm project o...
25
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Lecture 9- The motor system- upper motor neurones and descending tracts
Major motor tract which descends ...,
The corticospinal tract is respon...,
Upper motor neurones supplying th...
61
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Lecture 10- Basal ganglia, cerebellum and movement disorders
Basic function of the basal gangl...,
Key components of the basal gangl...,
Which structures are reffered to ...
45
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Lecture 11 - ‘Higher’ cortical function
Describe the cerebral cortex 1,
Complex functions of the cerebral...,
Majority of inputs to the cortex 3
42
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Lecture 12- The brainstem, arousal, sleep and consciousness
Definine consciouness arousal and...,
Two basic ingredients are require...,
Reticular formation 3
37
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Lecture 13– Introduction to neuropathology
Types of neuropathology 1,
The cns is usually sterile name 3...,
Cerebral abscess cause by middle ...
61
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Lecture 14- Dementia and delirium
Dementia summary 1,
Pathophysiology of alzheimers dem...,
2 theories for ad 3
36
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Lecture 15- Headaches
Headaches 1,
Causes of headache 2,
Blank 3
38
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Lecture 16- Stroke 1/2
Stroke 1,
Tia 2,
Types of stroke 3
40
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Lecture 16- Stroke 2/2
Cerevrellar artery occlusions 1,
Signs of cerebellar artery occlus...,
Danish symptoms ipsilateral 3
18
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Lecture 17- Pathophysiology and management of raised intracranial pressure
Normal icp 1,
Ways of measuring pressure 2,
What is contained within the cran...
43
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Lecture 18- The meninges and subarachnoid haemorrhage
3 layers of the meninges 1,
Dura mater 2,
Arachnoid mater 3
49
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Lecture 19– Introduction to psychiatry
Psychiatry is based on 1,
Philosophical issues dualism 2,
Philosophical issues 3
24
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Lecture 20- Anxiety
Define anxiety 1,
Symptoms 2,
Why do we get anxious 3
34
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Lecture 21– Mood disorders
Mood disorders 1,
Core symptoms of depression 2,
Somatic symptoms biological sympt...
46
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Lecture 22- Psychosis
Definition of psychosis 1,
Hallucinations 2,
Delusions 3
38
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Group work questions
Which structures detect muscle st...,
In monosynaptic reflexes like the...,
Draw a labelled diagram showing t...
32
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Neurological terminology
A 1,
Kinesis 2,
Akinesis 3
25
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Formative
Telencephalic dysgenesis is an ex...,
While examining a patient who is ...,
Internuclear ophthalmoplegia is a...
30
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Examplify question bank 1/2
One complication of subarachnoid ...,
Which region on the image of midb...,
A region of white matter is ident...
54
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Examplify question bank 2/2
Refer to the attached diagram ign...,
Refer to the attached diagram ign...,
Blank 3
58
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Review lecture
Media 1,
Media 2,
Media 3
13
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