Neurology
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Presentations
Tier 1comprehensive depth
Conditions
Tier 1comprehensive depth
Bell’s palsy and other cranial nerve lesions, including trigeminal neuralgia🔒17 examCerebellar disorders🔒11 examCerebral neoplasia🔒3 examDementia syndromes🔒7 examEpilepsy🔒4 examGait disorders🔒2 examMultiple sclerosis🔒8 exam
Migraine and common headache disorders
Mononeuropathies, common
Neurological manifestations of systemic and chronic disease, such as paraneoplastic disorders
Parkinson disease and related conditions
Tremor🔒
Tier 2understand these
Cerebral venous sinus thrombosis🔒2 examPsychogenic neurological disorders🔒Action of neurotransmitters and neurotransmission🔒Concept of ‘brain death’🔒3 examElectrical activity of the brain and nerve conduction🔒Embryology, anatomy, and neuroanatomy of the visual system🔒Indication for and application of thrombolysis🔒Metabolism of the brain🔒Pharmacology of major neurological drugs🔒7 examPhysiology of vision and hearing🔒Sleep–wake regulation🔒5 examAudiometry🔒Lumbar puncture and cerebrospinal fluid (CSF) analysis🔒Extraocular movements🔒13 examFundoscopy🔒Vision testing, such as visual acuity and colour vision testing🔒Safety considerations as a consequence of neurological disorders, such as epilepsy in relation to scuba diving🔒
Idiopathic intracranial hypertension🔒1 examLimbic encephalitis🔒Motor neurone disease🔒9 examMyasthenia gravis🔒6 examMyopathy, acquired and genetic🔒15 exam
Normal pressure hydrocephalus
Neuroanatomy of the nervous system, including recognition of the functionality of different areas of the brain
CT and MRI brain imaging, including CT angiography and CT perfusion
Cognitive or brain functionality assessment
Restrictions on driving following neurological illness, as identified by the statutory body