M2 Neuro/Psych Flashcards

Decks in this Class (23):

• Neuroradiology Anatomy Strottmann

  Neuroradiology & Anatomy - Strottmann

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  what type of electromagnetic waves does,

  describe the difference in the size of a,

  contrast ct and mri in terms of time nee
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• Cns Trauma Cochran

  CNS Trauma - Cochran

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  describe the tissues traversed as one tr,

  what does leptomeninges refer to,

  what venous sinuses are housed within th
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• Trauma Cases Baisden

  Trauma Cases - Baisden

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  provide some criteria for the definition,

  why are epidural hemorrhages lens shaped,

  what function may be served by a bifront
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• Brain Histology And Reactions Podcast Co

  Brain Histology and Reactions Podcast - Cochran

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  what unique features does the central ne,

  what is the basic design of a neuron,

  what is lipofuscin how does it appear on
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• Cerebrovascular Disease Cochran Helms

  Cerebrovascular Disease - Cochran & Helms

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  review of anatomywhere along the motor a,

  what two vessels,

  review of anatomywhat arteries comprise
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• Stroke Cases Helms

  Stroke Cases - Helms

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  a 45 y o woman with hypertension is resu,

  a 45 y o woman with hypertension is resu,

  a 45 y o woman with hypertension is resu
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• Cns Infections Cochran

  CNS Infections - Cochran

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  describe the four routes of access that,

  many cns infections are caused by pathog,

  what are the classic symptoms in meningi
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• Cns Infection Cases Frank

  CNS Infection Cases - Frank

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  a patient presents with meningitis sympt,

  a patient presents with meningitis sympt,

  what is the most common cause of meningi
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• Cns Bacteria Barbieri

  CNS Bacteria - Barbieri

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  name the four primary pathogens most oft,

  what process drives most of the brain da,

  which pathogen s are most often affiliat
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• Rabies Prion Diseases And Herpes Mcnally

  Rabies, Prion diseases, and Herpes - McNally

  Sample Cards:

  what family does the rabies virus belong,

  what,

  is the rabies virus enveloped
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• Neurodegenerative Diseases Cochran Franc

  Neurodegenerative Diseases - Cochran, Franczak, Hillard

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  alzheimers dementia is described in thre,

  alzheimers dementia is described in thre,

  alzheimers dementia is described in thre
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• Cns Tumors Cochran

  CNS Tumors - Cochran

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  distinguish between the frequency and pr,

  why are even low grade cns tumors very d,

  what is the most common glioma what form
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• Cns Tumor Cases Cochran Connelly Bovi

  CNS Tumor Cases - Cochran, Connelly, Bovi

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  a young patient present with a brain mas,

  a patient presents with a brain mass the,

  what is seen in picture below what cance
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• Epilepsy Schwabe

  Epilepsy - Schwabe

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  what is the definition of a seizure,

  on an eeg recording what is referred to,

  in patients with epilepsy what abnormali
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• Cns Toxic Metabolic Diseases Lawlor Scha

  CNS Toxic & Metabolic Diseases - Lawlor, Scharer

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  the majority of lysosomal storage diseas,

  why is delayed diagnosis of lsds especia,

  what symptoms should arouse suspicion of
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• Malformations And Developmental Diseases

  Malformations and Developmental Diseases - Basel & Lawlor

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  speaking in terms of the pathogenic mech,

  give the development timeframe of the ea,

  when does neural tube closure occur what
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• Eye Pathology Martinez

  Eye Pathology - Martinez

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  there are about 9 different etiologies t,

  try to recall the components of the eye,

  recall the five layers of the corneawhat
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• Demyelinating Disorders Cochran Dittel W

  Demyelinating Disorders - Cochran, Dittel, Walsh

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  recall the morphology and distribution o,

  compare and contrast the myelination of,

  what is the difference between a demyeli
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• Skeletal Pns Pathology Lawlor

  Skeletal & PNS Pathology - Lawlor

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  what are the two varieties of drug induc,

  what fibers are affected in steroid myop,

  what tissue makes up the peripheral nerv
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• Substance Abuse Junig

  Substance Abuse - Junig

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  substance abuse disorders tend to break,

  to be considered in sustained remission,

  the final common pathway in most pleasur
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• Drugs Of Abuse Bloom

  Drugs of Abuse - Bloom

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  how is drug abuse defined what types of,

  distinguish between some of the differen,

  contrast between physical and psychologi
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• Neurodevelopmental Disorders O Grady

  Neurodevelopmental Disorders- O'Grady

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  adhd,

  adhd,

  adhd
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• Traumatic Brain Injuries Hammeke

  Traumatic Brain Injuries - Hammeke

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  give the definition of a traumatic brain,

  what is the mechanism by which function,

  describe four molecular processes by whi
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