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Topics in Basic Neurology

Last updated on Sunday, August 15 2010 by jdmiles

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This course will feature several resources on the basics of neurology, at the level appropriate for a medical student. 

A brief tutorial on primitive reflexes can be found here. 

A brief module on the peripheral nervous system and the physical exam has recently been added.

Related videos:

Percussion Myotonia
Percussion Myotonia
An example of percussion myotonia

Related pages:

Primitive Reflexes
Peripheral Nervous System and Physical Exam Findings

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2 user entries
 

autodidact7
2112 Question Bank Sep 26, 2018 @ 08:24

Doctor,

I am a Disabled Senior Citizen interested in learning Basic Neuroanatomy and Basic Neurology (former Army Medic, Autopsy Technician, and former Medical Examiner Assistant).  I am not a Medical Student; but, my goal is to learn as an autodidact.  I have just recently purchased Dr. Blumenfeld's: Neuroanatomy Through Clinical Cases, 2nd Edition, c. 2018.

Is there a way to print-out of your 494 questions with the correct answer at one time and not by individual question?  Or, perhaps could you send me an attachment by my listed e-mail?

Thank you for your time Doctor.  You have a great w/s.

Jim

autodidact7@yahoo.com 



 

jdmiles
2112 Re: Question Bank Sep 27, 2018 @ 16:26

Aloha.  I'm afraid ther isn't currently a way to print out multiple questions. 

In part, this is because many of the questions are small programs, and change each time they are viewed. 

Thank you for your interest, and good luck to you.  



 
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