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28 - 10. Other neurological deficits

SPMM 10 - 36_Applied_Neuroscience

10. Other neurological deficits © SPMM Course 10. Other neurological deficits Acalculia refers to the inability to read, write, and comprehend numbers. It is NOT the same as anarithmetrica, which is the inability to perform arithmetical calculations. Acalculia...

29 - 11. Cranial nerves

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11. Cranial nerves

30 - Olfactory nerve CN I

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Olfactory nerve CN I

31 - Optic nerve CN II

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Optic nerve CN II © SPMM Course 11. Cranial nerves Olfactory nerve CN I  Only sensory nerve to have no thalamic relay  Unilateral anosmia should raise the suspicion of a lesion affecting the olfactory nerve filaments, bulb, tract, or stria.  Because the cor...

32 - Pupillary light reflex

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Pupillary light reflex

33 - The convergence accommodation reflex

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The convergence / accommodation reflex

34 - Oculomotor nerve CN III

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Oculomotor nerve - CN III

35 - Trochlear nerve CN IV

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Trochlear nerve - CN IV © SPMM Course Acuity using the Snellen chart (near and distant vision) Visual fields using confrontation test or perimetry Colour vision using Ishihara chart Fundoscopy Pupillary light reflex Afferent fibres in each optic nerve (some c...

36 - Trigeminal nerve CN V

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Trigeminal nerve - CN V

37 - Abducens nerve CN VI

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Abducens nerve - CN VI

38 - Facial nerve CN VII

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Facial nerve - CN VII

39 - Vestibulocochlear nerve CN VIII

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Vestibulocochlear nerve - CN VIII © SPMM Course Trigeminal nerve - CN V  The nucleus of the nerve stretches from the midbrain (i.e. mesencephalic nerve) through the pons (main sensory nucleus and motor nucleus) to the cervical region ( a spinal tract of the t...

40 - Glossopharyngeal nerve CN IX

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Glossopharyngeal nerve - CN IX

41 - Vagus nerve CN X

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Vagus nerve - CN X © SPMM Course hearing should continue to hear the sound. In conductive hearing loss, the patient does not continue to hear the sound since bone conduction, in that case, is better than air conduction. In sensorineural hearing loss, both air ...

42 - Spinal accessory nerve CN XI

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Spinal accessory nerve - CN XI

43 - Hypoglossal nerve CN XII

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Hypoglossal nerve - CN XII

44 - 12. Traumatic brain injury

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12. Traumatic brain injury © SPMM Course Spinal accessory nerve - CN XI  Spinal root supplies trapezius and sternocleidomastoid. Hypoglossal nerve - CN XII  It provides motor innervation for all the extrinsic and intrinsic muscles of the tongue. To test the ...

01 - 1. Historical overview

SPMM 11 - 41_Basic_Pharmacology

1. Historical overview © SPMM Course Historical overview  In 1915, Macht and Mora coined the term "psychopharmacology" when studying opioid alkaloids on rat behavior in a circular maze.  In 1931 Sen & Bose, Indian physicians from Calcutta, reported on the ...