Deja review : neuroscience / Matthew Tremblay.
By: Tremblay, Matthew [author.]
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MAXIMUM RETENTION -- MINIMAL TIME
"I liked the format a lot ... the setup makes it wonderful for either an intensestudy session or a more relaxed review in front of the TV. It integratedmaterial across different organ systems quite well ... and the material coveredwas really stuff that I needed to know."
--Eric Chanowski, Medical Student, University of Michigan
"I enjoy the format of the series ... I think the questions and answers are anexcellent way to recall and retain information."
--Benjamin Han, Medical Student, SUNY Upstate Medical University
Déjà Review: Neuroscience boils down your coursework to just the critical concepts you needto know for exam success. This unbeatable guide features a quick-read, two-column"flashcard" Q&A format -- specifically designed to help you remember a large amount ofpertinent information in the least amount of time. The format allows you to zero-in ononly the correct answers to promote memory retention and get the most out of yourstudy time. Great for last minute review of high-yield facts, Déjà Review providesa straightforward way for you to assess your strengths and weaknessesso you can excel on your course exams and the USMLE Step 1.
Active recall questions allow you to understand, not just memorize, the content Clinical vignettes at the end of chapters prepare you for board-style questions Portable size for study on the go - fits in your white coat pocket Bookmark included to guide you through easy-to-use flashcard presentationIncludes bibliographical references and index.
Embryology and histology -- Spinal cord -- Brainstem and cranial nerves -- Cerebral anatomy -- Electrophysiology -- Sensory systems -- Motor systems -- ANS and hypothalamus -- Vascular and traumatic injury -- Intracranial neoplasms -- Infectious diseases -- Demyelinating diseases -- Seizures -- Dementia and degenerative disease -- Congenital disorders -- Nutritional and metabolic disease -- Peripheral neuropathy -- Neuropharmacology
CIT Module PSYC 8011 - Core reading.
Table of contents provided by Syndetics
- Faculty Advisor/Student Reviewers (p. xi)
- Contributors (p. xiii)
- Preface (p. xv)
- Acknowledgments (p. xvii)
- Chapter 1 Embryology and Histology (p. 1)
- Embryology (p. 1)
- Divisions of the Nervous System (p. 3)
- Neurohistology (p. 3)
- Blood-Brain Barrier (p. 6)
- Cortical Organization (p. 6)
- Chapter 2 Spinal Cord (p. 9)
- Vascular Supply (p. 10)
- Descending Motors Tracts (p. 11)
- Sensory Tracts (p. 11)
- Clinical Vignettes (p. 18)
- Chapter 3 Brainstem and Cranial Nerves (p. 21)
- Medulla (p. 22)
- Pons (p. 27)
- Mesencephalon (p. 32)
- Brainstem Lesions (p. 35)
- Cranial Nerves (p. 38)
- Clinical Vignettes (p. 47)
- Chapter 4 Cerebral Anatomy (p. 49)
- Frontal Lobe (p. 53)
- Temporal Lobe (p. 54)
- Limbic System (p. 55)
- Thalamus (p. 55)
- Basal Ganglia (p. 56)
- Cerebellum (p. 57)
- Speech and Language Disorders (p. 57)
- Clinical Vignettes (p. 60)
- Chapter 5 Electrophysiology (p. 63)
- Resting Potential (p. 63)
- Action Potentials (p. 64)
- Cable Properties (p. 65)
- Neurotransmission (p. 66)
- Neurotransmitters (p. 67)
- Receptors (p. 69)
- Clinical Vignettes (p. 73)
- Chapter 6 Sensory Systems (p. 75)
- Somatosensory System (p. 75)
- Visual System (p. 78)
- Auditory System (p. 84)
- Taste (p. 88)
- Olfaction (p. 89)
- Vestibular System (p. 90)
- Vertigo (p. 92)
- Clinical Vignettes (p. 93)
- Chapter 7 Motor Systems (p. 95)
- Spinal Control (p. 96)
- Cortical Control (p. 97)
- Basal Ganglia (p. 102)
- Cerebellum (p. 106)
- Clinical Vignettes (p. 113)
- Chapter 8 Ans and Hypothalamus (p. 115)
- Autonomic Nervous System (p. 115)
- Pathology (p. 121)
- Hypothalamus (p. 123)
- Clinical Vignettes (p. 128)
- Chapter 9 Vascular and Traumatic Injury (p. 131)
- Vascular Anatomy (p. 131)
- Cerebrovascular Disease (p. 135)
- Stroke Syndromes (p. 137)
- Intracranial Hemorrhage (p. 139)
- Traumatic Brain Injury (p. 140)
- Hydrocephalus (p. 143)
- Clinical Vignettes (p. 146)
- Chapter 10 Intracranial Neoplasms (p. 147)
- Adult Intracranial Tumors (p. 147)
- Pediatric Intracranial Tumors (p. 149)
- Miscellaneous (p. 151)
- Sequelae And Treatment (p. 152)
- Clinical Vignettes (p. 153)
- Chapter 11 Infectious Diseases (p. 157)
- Meningitis (p. 157)
- Encephalitis (p. 160)
- Neurosyphilis (p. 162)
- Miscellaneous (p. 163)
- Clinical Vignettes (p. 164)
- Chapter 12 Demyelinating Diseases (p. 167)
- Causes of Demyelination (p. 167)
- Inflammatory Demyelinating Disease (p. 168)
- Hereditary Demyelinating Diseases (p. 172)
- Clinical Vignettes (p. 173)
- Chapter 13 Seizures (p. 175)
- Partial Seizures (p. 175)
- Generalized Seizures (p. 177)
- Pediatric Epilepsy Syndromes (p. 179)
- Pathophysiology (p. 180)
- Antiepileptic Drugs (p. 181)
- Clinical Vignettes (p. 183)
- Chapter 14 Dementia And Degenerative Disease (p. 185)
- Memory (p. 185)
- Amnesia (p. 186)
- Dementia (p. 186)
- Other Neurodegenerative Disease (p. 190)
- Clinical Vignettes (p. 191)
- Chapter 15 Congenital Disorders (p. 193)
- Mental Retardation (p. 193)
- Congenital Anomalies (p. 195)
- Genetic Defects (p. 197)
- Lysosomal Storage Diseases (p. 198)
- Mitochondrial Diseases (p. 199)
- Clinical Vignettes (p. 200)
- Chapter 16 Nutritional and Metabolic Disease (p. 203)
- Clinical Vignettes (p. 207)
- Chapter 17 Peripheral Neuropathy (p. 209)
- Clinical Vignettes (p. 214)
- Chapter 18 Neuropharmacology (p. 215)
- Anxiolytics and Hypnotics (p. 215)
- Opioids (p. 216)
- Local Anesthetics (p. 218)
- General Anesthetics (p. 219)
- Skeletal Muscle Relaxants (p. 221)
- Antipsychotics (p. 222)
- Antidepressants (p. 224)
- Pharmacologic Treatment of Parkinson Disease (p. 226)
- Pharmacologic Treatment of Alzheimer Disease (p. 227)
- Drugs of Abuse (p. 227)
- Clinical Vignettes (p. 230)
- Suggested Readings (p. 233)
- Index (p. 235)