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Neurology Quiz of the Week

This week's question focuses on basic neuroanatomy.

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iPED Conference Question #3 08/17/10 @ 05:36 by jdmiles
	Which of the following are most easily and effectively incorporated into face-to-face learning?

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	Who can use the resources on FrontalCortex.com?

iPED Conference Question #1 08/17/10 @ 05:36 by jdmiles

Peripheral Nervous System and Neurologic Exam - Question 6 08/15/10 @ 04:39 by jdmiles
	Absent reflexes are most characteristic of:

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Re: Re: Comment 04/24/10 @ 11:45 by jdmiles
	Actually, all the choices represent some form of spontaneous activity. The question is about the generator of said activity. Fasciculations, doublets, triplets, multiplets, myokymia, cramp potentials, neuromyotonic potentials,.... (more)
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Marshall iPED Conference Presentation
08/17/10 @ 06:51 by jdmiles

A presentation on the use of web-based teaching resources, and ways to incorporate them with face-to-face learning

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08/17/10 @ 06:41 by jdmiles

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Sample Video

Sample Video
08/16/10 @ 23:33 by jdmiles

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Peripheral Nervous System and Physical Exam Findings

Peripheral Nervous System and Physical Exam Findings
08/15/10 @ 05:26 by jdmiles

A recorded lecture describing differences between the peripheral nervous system from the central nervous system, and describing physical exam finidngs which can help localize a disease process into one or the other.

Galant 2

Galant 2
01/23/10 @ 15:37 by jdmiles

Another video of a normal Galant reflex in a newborn.

Galant

Galant
01/23/10 @ 15:36 by jdmiles

A video of a normal Galant reflex in a newborn.

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Finger-nose-finger - Intention

Finger-nose-finger - Intention
08/16/10 @ 23:21 by jdmiles

This is an animation of Michelangelo's Adam with an intention tremor, doing the finger-nose-finger exam.

Finger-nose-finger - Parkinson

Finger-nose-finger - Parkinson
08/16/10 @ 23:20 by jdmiles

This is an animation of Michelangelo's Adam with a Parkinsonian tremor, doing the finger-nose-finger exam.

Finger-nose-finger - Normal

Finger-nose-finger - Normal
08/16/10 @ 23:19 by jdmiles

This is an animation of Michelangelo's Adam performing the finger-nose-finger exam. The exam is normal.

Pseudopalisading Necrosis

Pseudopalisading Necrosis
08/16/10 @ 22:58 by jdmiles

`Palisading` is when cells line up next to each other, like slats in a picket fence. These rapidly proliferating tumor cells appear to palisade around the central pale area, which represents necrotic tissue (region shaded in yellow). Pseudopalisading...