Neuroscience notes (1st edition)

Summary of all knowledge required for the exam

Full coverage of all courses from the course Neuronal Networks and Behavior, the minor course of Biomolecular & Neurosciences and possibly Biomedical sciences.

Vision 1: Anatomy of Eye and Photoreceptors - includes sections on the properties of light, the gross anatomy of the eye, human retinal development, accommodation by the lens, the visual field and visual acuity, hyperopia and myopia, laminar organization of the retina, and photoreceptors

Study guide for clinical skills class (chiropractic career). Apt for medical students and other students of other health professions. Covers a wide range of topics as can be seen from the tags. Offers a practical approach (examination/assessment) of theoretical concepts. ex: brachial plexus theory and then brachial plexus examination.

These summary notes are on the cranial nerves - where they originate, what they innervate, their nuclei, etc. It includes pictures and also how to examine each cranial nerve. Apt for medical students, chiropractic students and any other students in health professions.

A brief overview of the sensory systems and detailed notes on audition from an undergraduate neuroscience course. Includes sections on: sound frequency and hearing, intensity and speed of sound, the structure of the auditory system, the cochlea, the basilar and tympanic membrane, the organ of corti, auditory receptors, TRPA ion channels, Depolarization and repolarization of hair cells, auditory pathways, auditory cortex, broca and wernicke's area, and hearing loss

Summary notes on cervical plexus, brachial plexus, lumbosacral plexus and the examination for each.

Detailed notes on the structure and function of the Basal Ganglia from a Neuroscience class taken at the undergraduate level at UCLA. Includes notes on the anatomy of the circuit of the basal ganglia, dopamine and dopaminergic projections, the direct and indirect pathway, and movement disorders including Parkinson's disease and Huntington's disease

Detailed notes on the Cerebellum structure of the brain, from an undergraduate neuroscience class at UCLA. Includes sections on: Cerebellar gross anatomy, cerebella subdivisions, vestibulocerebellar and spinocerebellar pathways, mossy fibers and climbing fibers, microcircuitry, as well as classical conditioning of the eyeblink reflex.

Summary of colleges of Neuronal Networks and Behavior. Only the college cognition I had to take over the text of the slides because I was not present at that college. For the rest it is complete