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Exam 1: Introductory Neuroanatomy
•Be able to diagram the directional terms as they relate to brain anatomy.
•Be able to name the lobes, gyri, sulci, and fissures on a picture or diagram of a brain.
•Be able to locate the important functional regions of the cerebral cortex and describe what those regions do.
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Exam 1: Ventricles and Cerebrospinal Fluid
•Recall the material covered in Gross Anatomy concerning circulation, CSF and meninges.
•Identify the components of the ventricular system and adjacent brain structures.
•Identify the cisterns around the brain in brain slices or MRI/CT images.
•Compare the composition of CSF to blood.
•List the general functions of the structures that surround the ventricles.
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Exam 1: CNS Development (finished up to slide 64, will add 65-72 later. But it is ready to use)
•Describe the timing of basic events in nervous system development.
•Be able to name and diagram the formation of the brainstem, vesicles, and spinal cord from the neural tube
•Understand the fate of cells in the basal and alar plate of the brainstem.
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Exam 1: Brainstem 1: Introduction and Medulla + CN nuclei origins for medulla and pons
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Exam 1: Cranial Nerves; Classification, function, and brainstem nuclei from table 12.3 and 12.4 of brainstem1 lecture (I will add 12.5 later, but ready to use now)
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Exam 1: Reflexes
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Exam 1: Sensory
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Exam 1: Neurotransmitters
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Exam 1: Lab 2: brainstem external & internal; structures, CN, and sensory pathways
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Exam 1: Meningitis I (lecture checkpoint questions)
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Exam 1: Meningitis II (lecture checkpoint questions)
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Exam 1: Congenital Malformations, Hydrocephalus, Perinatal lesions (includes supplemental questions)
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Exam 1: IS: Introduction to Clinical Neurology and Neuropathology (Neurology section)
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Exam 1: IS: Introduction to Clinical Neurology and Neuropathology (Neuropathology section)
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Exam 1: IS for infectious disease
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Exam 1: Autonomics
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Exam 1: Somatosensory Pathways; DCML and Anterolateral
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Exam 1: Corticospinal and other descending pathways
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Exam 1: Brainstem 2: Pons and Trigeminal Sensory System + some of midbrain (CN nuclei origins diagrams for pons included in Brainstem 1 deck)
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Exam 1: Brainstem 3: Trigeminal complex and midbrain (slides repeated from previous lectures are included in those decks)
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Exam 1: Myelin and Metabolic Disorders
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Exam 1: Anti - Seizure meds (partial summary of key stuff! not enough time to do all the info)
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Exam 2: Eye - Clinical and Pathology (summarys and pictures from DSA)
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Exam 2: Dizziness – Vertigo and Presyncope
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Exam 2: Given drug classes, name the drugs in that class we need to know. (Cholinergic, antimuscaranic, ganglionic, adrenergic, antiadrenergic drugs)
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Exam 2: Given a list of drugs, name the class of drug that they belong to. (Cholinergic, antimuscaranic, ganglionic, adrenergic, antiadrenergic drugs)
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Exam 2: Given drug classes, name the drugs in that class we need to know. (Benzodiazepines, Barbiturates, Hypnotics, General anesthetics)
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Exam 2: Given a list of drugs, name the class of drugs that they belong to. (Benzodiazepines, Barbiturates, Hypnotics, General anesthetics)
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Exam 2: Thalamic nuclei (given a function thats affected by a lesion know the nuclei affected, its inputs, and its outputs)
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Exam 2: Blood Circulation of the CNS (be able to identify the arteries that supply given parts of the CNS)
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Exam 3: Given drug classes, name the drugs in that class we need to know. (Antidepressants, Bipolar drugs, antipsychotics, drugs of abuse)
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Exam 3: Given a list of drugs, name the class of drug that they belong to. (Antidepressants, Bipolar drugs, antipsychotics, drugs of abuse)
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