CNS, special senses, elderly

Most common type of headache

Intracranial pain sensitive structures

extracranial pain sensitive structures

what is costen's syndrome

what drug to avoid in migraine (analgesic)

webers and rinnes which tuning fork

Webers interpretation

Rinne's interpretation

which children with otitis media with effusion require immediate specialist referral

menieres disease in a nutshell

how to assess for stroke in A&E

stroke internal carotid artery occlusion

anterior cerebral stroke

middel cerebral artery stroke

vertebral artery occlusion

basillar artery occlusion

posterior cerebral artery occlusion

cerebellar arteries

superior cerebellar artery syndrome

anterior inferior cerebellar artery syndrome

posterior inferior cerebellar artery syndrome

basilar artery paramedian branch occlusion

where to cortical infarcts occur

lacurnar stroke syndromes

important things to exclude before TIA

risk assessment in patient with TIA but no neurological symptoms

who can be high risk of stroke even if ABCD2 score is less than 4

ABCD2 low risk of stroke score <=3

who should have carotid imaging

primary and secondary prevention of stroke`

in diabetes where might hard exudates be found

primary open angle glaucoma

treatment of primary open angle glaucoma

normal pressure glaucoma

acute angle colsure glaucoma

symptoms of macula dysfunction

discharge and type of conjunctivitis

bitemporal hemianopia and location of pathology based on which section lost first

Simple partial vs complex partial seizure

Tools for assessment of disability or needs in elderly people

initial dopamine treatment

other parkinsons treatment other than dopamine agonist and levodopa

Folstein MMSE score to suspect cognitive impairment

AMTS score which suggests dementia

who is at risk of falls

fracture prevention groups

two types of pathology in peripheral neuropathy

commonest cause of acute symmetrical peripheral neuropathy

commonest cause of acute multiple mononeuroapthy

typical foot shape in charcot marie foot disease

charcot marie tooth disease

Importance of reflexes in Proximal muscle weakness

Limb weakness with variable intensity

myotonic dystrophy

polymyositis and dermatomyositis

secondary causes of proximal weakness

Things that do not happen in motor neuron disease

only approved drug for motor neuron disease

summary of eyelid problems

Migraine classification according to international headache classification

Migraine symptoms requiring secondary referral

Otitis externa management

Acute management of stroke

when to consider carotid endarterectomy in stroke pt

Two broad classifications of seizures

Types of general seizure

types of focal seizure

what is west syndrome

what is lennox-gastaut syndrome

Childhood absence epilepsy

what is benign epilepsy with centrotemporal spikes

What is Early-onset benign childhood occipital epilepsy (Panayiotopoulos type)

what is juvenile myoclonic epilepsy

How to diagnose epilepsy, when to image and when to treat

Which drug not to use in women of child bearing age with epilepsy

epilepsy drugs real simple according to NICE

acute and prophylactic management of migraine

How does baclofen work and what is it used for

name the 3 acetylcholinesterase inhibitors used in Alzheimer's disease

what is the following

Cutaneous features
depigmented 'ash-leaf' spots which fluoresce under UV light
roughened patches of skin over lumbar spine (Shagreen patches)
adenoma sebaceum (angiofibromas): butterfly distribution over nose
fibromata beneath nails (subungual fibromata)
café-au-lait spots* may be seen

Neurological features
developmental delay
epilepsy (infantile spasms or partial)
intellectual impairment

Also
retinal hamartomas: dense white areas on retina (phakomata)
rhabdomyomas of the heart
gliomatous changes can occur in the brain lesions
polycystic kidneys, renal angiomyolipomata
lymphangioleiomyomatosis: multiple lung cysts

Pre auricular lymph nodes in conjunctivitis is most likely to be what?

MOA of sodium valproate and lamotrigine

What is ethosuximide good for

what is carbidopa and benserazide

which drug can be given to reduce peripheral side effects of dopaminergic drugs

what does entacapone do and how does it work

side effects od dopaminergic drugs

alternative starting therapy option in parkinson's

drug used to manage 'off' periods in parkinsons

How to MAOb inihibitors work

When to start parkinsons disease treatment

medication to prescribe in SAH

Causes of optic neuritis and its features

Two broad classifications of diabetic retinopathy and the features