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1 1 2 Due to unforeseen situations, some times may change. 5 December 2017 MONDAY TUESDAY WEDNESDAY THURSDAY FRIDAY Intro to Central Nervous System The Brain, Nerve Cells, Development 8-9 Intro to Module Nerve Cells and Glia -cc Nerve Action Potentials-cc Development of NS-cc Synapses/Neurotransmitters Inter Professional Day Synaptic Integration- cc 9-10 Overview of CNS-cc CNS Reaction to Injury I -rh Malformations of NS- po Meninges/Ventricles-po CNS Reaction to Injury II-rh Regeneration- cc Sphingolipidoses rh, ab LAB- Spinal Cord LAB- Intro to Brain/ Flex Tim Chapter 1 LAB- Intro to Brain/ Flex Tm Chapter 1 Chapter 2 LAB- Intro to Brain/ Flex Time - Chapter 1 Nov 6 Nov 7 Nov 8 Nov 9 Nov 10 Neuroimaging Sensory Pathways: Tactile, Pain, Temperature 8-9 Basic Neuroimaging- po SmGrp: Neuroimaging LAB- Tactile (Chap 4) LAB- P&T (Chap 5) CNS Infections I- rh 9-10 Neuroimaging clinical- dm SmGrp: Neuroimaging LAB- contd LAB- contd Bacterial Meningitis- al Neuromusc Junc Disord- ns Sensory Intro/Tactile Sen-cc Concept of Pain- cc Trigeminal Sys-cc LAB- Trigeminal Sys (Chap 6) Acetylcholinesterases- ns Tactile Physiology - cc Pain and Temp Pathway- cc Pathophys of Pain-cc LAB- contd Nov 13 Nov 14 Nov 15 Nov 16 Nov 17 3 Sensory Pathways 8-9 Headache- mr Headache- mr THANKSGIVING Pharm of Opioid Anal- hb G26: Summary session Pharm of Select Opioids- hb Nov 20 Nov 21 Nov 22 Nov 23 Nov 24 1
2 4 8-9 Lesion Localization mp Visual System Ophthalmology- js Visual Development su Neuro-Ophthalmology- nl Small Group: Sensory Lesions Retinal Physiology -su Visual Reflexes-cc Vestibular Sys-cc Case Review Vision: CNS -su Vestibular Physiology-su G26 10:45 Exam Prep LAB- Part I - Eye/Pathways Neuropathic pain-ns Visual Pathway/Lesions-cc Lumbar Puncture Prep-cs LAB- contd Chap7 LAB- Part II-Visual Reflexes Review Nov 27 (PM:LumbPunc) Nov 28 Nov 29 Nov 30 Dec 1 Vestibular and Auditory Systems and Cortical Function 8-9 EXAM 1 Eye Movements- jb Auditory Physiology- su Cerebral Hemispheres cc Frontal Lobes-bw 9-10 Dizzy Pt- mp Cortical Function cc Intelligence testing-bw Auditory CNS- cc Butler Aud 10AM 1:30PM LAB- Vestibular Sys Chapter 8 Taste, Olfaction- cc LAB- Auditory Sys Chapter 10 Learning- bw LAB- Eye Movements-Chap9 LAB- Taste, Olfac-Chap11 Museum- Hemispheres-Ch12 Review Dec 4 Dec 5 Dec 6 Dec 7 Dec 8 6 Cortical Function CNS Infections / 8-9 Tumors of CNS -lb STUDY DAY Intro to Sleep Medicine- et 9-10 Phakomatoses-po video STUDY DAY Anesthesia- rs STUDY DAY Hypothalamus- cc Viral Encephalitis- ih video CNS Infections II- rh Autonomic NS- cc LAB- Hypothal/ANS Chapter 13 Dec 11 Dec 12 Dec 13 Dec 14 Dec 15 2
3 8-9 EXAM 2 WINTER BREAK WINTER BREAK WINTER BREAK WINTER BREAK 9-10 Butler Aud 8:15AM 11:15AM Dec 18 3
4 Due to unforeseen situations, some times may change. 5 December Motor System 8-9 Motor System Intro -cc Upper/Lower Mtns-Body- cc Spasticity Drugs-ns 9-10 Muscles/Motoneurons- jb LMN Disorders- ns Upper/Lower Mtns-CNs- cc Reflexes- jb LAB- Upper/Lower Mtns Chapter Jan 1 Jan 2 Jan 3 Jan 4 Jan 5 Motor System 8-9 Epilepsy -Glover Basal Ganglia-cc Cerebellum cc Small Group: When I Walk Anti Epilepsy Meds Gait Disorders- ns Review Sensory Systems GBL Motor Review LAB- Basal Ganglia-Chap15 Treatment of Parkinson's -ns Demyelinating Diseases-po Motor System Diseases- rh LAB- Cerebellum Chapter 16 G26 Current Treatment 9 Jan 8 Jan 9 Jan 10 Jan 11 Jan Small Group:Motor System Lesions 9-10 Case Review-mp 9:50 ToxicMetabolic Disorder- po Motor Review Group-Based Learning Blood Supply/Stroke Blood Supply- cc Blood Supply- regional -cc 4 Cerebrovascular Dis- po Lab: Blood Vessels Chapter 17 CT Perfusion Endovascular Therapy -lg Blood Supply Cases Group-Based Learning G26: Pt/Current Treatment Jan 15 Jan 16 Jan 17 Jan 18 Jan 19 4
5 Dementia, Head Trauma 8-9 Carotid Circulation Dementia- rh Traumatic Brain Injury-bw STUDY DAY EXAM III 9-10 Memory -cc Butler Aud MiniMentStatExam - mp Mild Traumtic Brain Inj-bw Delirium/Dementia- ns Trauma to CNS- po LAB: Limbic System Chapter Review Blood Supply Pt Interview -bw Jan 22 Jan 23 Jan 24 Jan 25 Jan 26 5
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