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Neurology Quiz of the Week

Test your knowledge of anatomy of the sensory nerves in the upper extremity with this week's question.
Special thanks to chaman for this week's question.
 

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Re: Comments
04/08/12 @ 14:46 by danewood
danewood

There is no arrow for NEXT or PREVIOUS

Can you organise answer on the on the side of picture.Easy to review.

You have excellent material but user UNfriendly presentation.

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Re: Comments
04/08/12 @ 14:43 by danewood
danewood

How to convert in to a DVD format ?

Or a book format?

It is easy to read that way.

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12/22/11 @ 12:55 by drichert
drichertI'm looking for a review of nerve conduction about 10 pages with 20 questions at the end. Do you know of any or could you point me in the right direction? More of a CME.
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Krypton half life
11/28/11 @ 20:00 by atomicdoctor
atomicdoctor

I know it's hardly ever used anymore, but it's a great ventilation tracer!  Here's how to remember why:

Krypton-81m half-life is 13 seconds. (13.10 to be exact) 

Superman's "unlucky" element is kryptonite.... (more)

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