Neurology Flashcards

Decks in this Class (34):

• Stroke Aetiology Features And Long Term

  Stroke - Aetiology, Features and Long-term management

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  what is the frontal lobe involved in,

  what are the functions of the parietal l,

  what are the functions of the temporal l
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• Clinical Signs

  Clinical Signs

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  how does cavernous sinus syndrome cause,

  what is anosmia,

  what is hyposmia
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• Transient Loc And Persistent Loc Coma

  Transient LOC and Persistent LOC (Coma)

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  what would you ask someone about when tr,

  what are precipitants to syncopal events,

  what are features of a syncopal event
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• Epilepsy And Fits Funny Turns Seizures

  Epilepsy and Fits/Funny turns/Seizures

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  what are types of generalised seizures,

  what are causes of a provoked seizure,

  what are the different types of focal se
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• Multiple Sclerosis

  Multiple sclerosis

  Sample Cards:

  what is multiple sclerosis,

  what gender does ms more commonly occur,

  what is
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• Headaches

  Headaches

  Sample Cards:

  what are the main types of primary heada,

  what are main types of secondary headach,

  what are features of migranous aura
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• Stroke Mimics

  Stroke mimics

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  what are stroke mimics,

  what are positive symptoms seen in strok,

  what signs would you look for to assess
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• Aspects Of Neurological Examination

  Aspects of Neurological Examination

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  what are the different criteria for an e,

  what are the criteria for scoring the mo,

  what are the different criteria for the
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• Clinical Signs Eyes

  Clinical Signs - Eyes

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  what are the features of occulomotor ner,

  what eye movements are impaired in occul,

  what nerve is affected in the following
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• Subarrachnoid Haemorrhage

  Subarrachnoid haemorrhage

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  what is xanthochromia,

  what are causes of a thunderclap headach,

  what are non vascular causes of thunderc
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• Head Injury Intracerebral Subdural And E

  Head injury - Intracerebral, Subdural and Extradural Haemorrhage, and diffuse axonal injury

  Sample Cards:

  what is an extradural haemorrhage,

  which artery is most commonly implicated,

  when might you suspect an extradural hae
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• Infection Of The Nervous System

  Infection of the nervous system

  Sample Cards:

  what is encephalitis,

  what is the most common cause of encepha,

  what are viral causes of encephalitis
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• Trigeminal Neuralgia

  Trigeminal Neuralgia

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  what is trigeminal neuralgia,

  what is thought to be the cause of trige,

  what is the main risk factor for develop
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• Spinal Cord Disease And Acute Bilateral

  Spinal Cord Disease and Acute Bilateral Limb Weakness

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  what is myelopathy,

  what is myelitis,

  what is cervical spondylytic myelopathy
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• Degenerative Diseases Alzheimer S Dement

  Degenerative diseases - Alzheimer's, Dementia

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  what is dementia,

  what are the major causes of dementia,

  what is alzheimers disease
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• Motor Neuron Disease Bulbar And Pseudobu

  Motor Neuron Disease, Bulbar and Pseudobulber Palsy

  Sample Cards:

  what is motor neuron disease,

  how would you distinguish mnd from ms,

  what are the four clinical patterns subt
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• Dyskinetic Disorders

  Dyskinetic disorders

  Sample Cards:

  what are dyskinetic disorders charcteris,

  what is a resting tremor,

  what is the cause of a resting tremor
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• Intracranial Venous Disease

  Intracranial venous disease

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  what are the different types of intracra,

  what are the different subtypes of dural,

  what are causes of intracranial venous s
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• Space Occupying Lesions And Aspects Of C

  Space Occupying Lesions and Aspects of Cerebral Perfusion

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  what are,

  how would you calculate cerebral perfusi,

  how do you calculate mean arterial press
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• Myopathies

  Myopathies

  Sample Cards:

  what is myopathy,

  what is myositis,

  what are muscular dystrophies
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• Myasthenia Gravis And Lambert Eaton Myas

  Myasthenia Gravis and Lambert Eaton myasthenic syndrome

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  what is myasthenia gravis,

  what is the pathophysiology of myastheni,

  what proportion of those with myasthenia
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• Neurofibromatosis

  Neurofibromatosis

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  what mnemonic could you use to remember
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• Syringomyelia

  Syringomyelia

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  what is syringomyelia,

  what is the typical age of onset of synr,

  what are causes of syringomyelia
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• Hydrocephalus And Csf

  Hydrocephalus and CSF

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  what is hydrocephalus,

  what are causes of infantile hydrocephal,

  what is arnold chiari malformation
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• Acute Epilepsy Status Epilepticus

  Acute Epilepsy - Status Epilepticus

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  what is status epilepticus,

  what is the risk of brain damage in some,

  do all those in status epilepticus have
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• Clinical Pharmocology

  Clinical Pharmocology

  Sample Cards:

  what are examples of benzodiazepines,

  when are benzodiazepines indicated for u,

  when are benzodiazepines contraindicated
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• Parkinsonism

  Parkinsonism

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  what is parkinsonism,

  what are causes of parkinsonism,

  how does parkinsons disease develop
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• Delerium

  Delerium

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  what is the definition of delerium,

  what is the general prevalence of deleri,

  what is important to remeber about confu
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• Stroke And Tia Acute Investigation And M

  Stroke and TIA - Acute investigation and Management

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  if someone presented with clinical featu,

  when would you treat hypertension in som,

  how long after presentation with symptos
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• Infection Meningitis

  Infection - Meningitis

  Sample Cards:

  what is meningism,

  what is meningitis,

  what is the pathophysiology behind bacte
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• Guillain Barre Syndrome

  Guillain Barre Syndrome

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  what is guillain barre syndrome,

  how long after infection does paralysis,

  what are causes of guillain barre syndro
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• Brain Tumours

  Brain tumours

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  what are examples of intrainsic tumours,

  what is an astrocytoma,

  what percentage of primary brain tumours
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• Dermatomes And Myotomes

  Dermatomes and myotomes

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  what is the following dermatome,

  what is the following dermatome,

  what is the following dermatome
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• Polyneuropathy And Autonomic Neuropathy

  Polyneuropathy and Autonomic neuropathy

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  what is chronic inflammatory demyelinati,

  what vitamin deficiencies can cause poly,

  what types of neuropathy can occur in di
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