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Pivotal curriculum Definition Skills included Self-determination (Wehmeyer, Agran, & Hughes, 1998) Fluency in these skills results in the ability to make choices and decisions regarding one’s quality of life Making…
CHAPTER 4 Clinical Neuroanatomy I. Skull, Cerebrovascular Supply, and Venous Drainage Figure 4.1 Basal view of the skull highlighting the foramina. A. Foramina of the skull FORAMEN STRUCTURES Foramen cecum Vein to superior…
CHAPTER 12 Movement Disorders I. Definition A. Motor disorders are defined as a group of neurological disorders characterized by paucity of movement (hypokinesia), excessive movement (hyperkinesia), or sometimes a combination of both….
CHAPTER 21 Pediatric Neurology I. Embryology and Development A. Embryology of nervous system and corresponding disorders (high-yield items) 1. Risk factors for neural tube defects: maternal diabetes (caudal regression syndrome), folate deficiency and…
CHAPTER 28 Adult Psychiatry I. Psychochemistry A. Neurotransmitters 1. Dopamine (DA) a. Dopaminergic pathways b. Synthesis i. Tyrosine—(tyrosine hydroxylase) → L-dopa—(dopa decarboxylase) → DA ii. Tyrosine hydroxylase is the rate-limiting enzyme c. Catabolism i. DA is broken down by…
CHAPTER 10 Neuromuscular Disorders I. General Evaluation A. History 1. Chief complaint a. Weakness/motor versus sensory b. Acute versus subacute versus chronic c. Symmetric versus asymmetric 2. Contributing history a. Family history b. Medications, toxins c. Trauma d. Infections e. Vaccinations f. Diet…
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