CLI 1

<aside> 💡 Develop differential diagnoses for acute loss of vision and identify key aspects (demographics, risk factors, clinical features) of a patient’s presentation that suggest each diagnosis

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• develop differential diagnoses for acute loss of vision?

CLI 2

<aside> 💡 Describe the demographics, pathophysiology, risk factors, clinical features, investigation findings, ABCD2 tool, first line management and prognosis of transient ischemic attacks (TIAs)

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• what is the definition of a TIA?
• describe the demographics of a TIA?
• describe the pathophysiology of a TIA?
• describe the risk factors of a TIA?
• describe the clinical features of a TIA?
• describe the investigation findings of a TIA?
• describe the first-line management of a TIA?
• describe the prognosis of a TIA?

CLI 3

<aside> 💡 Understand the anatomy of the brain, including the circle of Willis and spinal tracts, and relate this to the clinical features of stroke (Bamford classification of stroke)

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• draw the Circle of Willis?
• relate the major cerebral vessels to the clinical features of stroke?
• relate the major spinal tracts to their functions?
• describe the Bamford classification of stroke?

CLI 4