History of Neurology
One of the world's most renowned psychologists, this Austrian used cocaine regularly to treat his patients.
Who is Sigmund Freud?
This famous Prohibition Era mobster and prisoner of Alcatraz developed tertiary syphilis toward the end of his life.
Who is Al Capone?
I completed 7 years of residency training and 1 year of fellowship to give myself back and neck problems. What type of physician am I?
What is.. neurosurgeon
What is.. the choroid plexus?
I am a fictional former neurosurgeon who travels across dimensions and realms fighting inter-dimensional villains
Who is Dr. Stephen Strange?
Taking the title as the first neurologist to go to space, Roberta Bonder represented this country as an astronaut.
What is Canada?
The average brain weighs this much.
What is.. 3 lbs?
The medical specialty of neurology that is devoted to the comprehensive multi-system care of the critically ill patient with neurological diseases and conditions.
What is.. Neurocritical Care
This nerve of the body can measure up to one meter long!
What is.. the Sciatic nerve?
An autobiographical book about a gifted neurosurgical resident from Stanford who suffered from lung cancer which ultimately led to his demise
What is.. "When Breath Becomes Air" by Paul Kalanithi?
This father of neurosurgery and the eponymous discoverer of hypercortisolism performed the first successful neurosurgeries in the early 1900s.
Who is.. Harvey Cushing?
Sadie Smith holds the Guinness World Record for the fastest marathon dressed as this
What is.. a brain cell (neuron)?
This surgical specialty uses image-guidance techniques to perform minimally invasive neuro-vascular surgeries without going through neurosurgery residency
What is.. Neuro-interventional radiology?
Atrophy in this region of the brain leads to memory loss and Alzheimer's disease
What is.. Hippocampus?
A former neurosurgeon from Texas who got away with maiming several of his patients through a spine-chilling sequence of politically-affiliated mistakes and negligence
What is Christopher Duntsch AKA Dr. Death
This French father of neurology was famous for his work in defining hysteria in the late 1800s.
Hint: he has a few diseases named after him including one that has three names and is autosomal recessive.
Who is Jean-Martin Charcot?
Your brain generates enough watts to power one of these
What is.. a lightbulb?
This division consists of neurologists, neuropsychologists, nurses, and social workers with expertise in aging, memory, and behavioral medicine.
What is.. Memory and Adult Neuropsychology?
A person with __________ might sound like this "I.. I ... lll.. ike.. ap.. ap.. ples"
What is.. Broca's aphasia
A autobiographical movie based off a renowned pediatric neurosurgeon recognized for performing the first successful detachment of two posteriorly conjoined heads
What is.. "Gifted Hands: A Ben Carson Story"?
This important structure that allows fluid to flow out of the eye was named after a famous anatomist and body snatcher.
What is the Canal of Schlemm?
This Disney character suffered from sleep-related epilepsy
What is.. Dopey?
A fellowship devoted to prepare academically oriented neurologists and physiatrists for a career in patient care and clinical research in multiple sclerosis (MS).
Hint: Although MS is part of the name, it is only part of the correct answer
What is.. Clinical Neuroimmunology and Multiple Sclerosis Fellowship?
This structure of the brain is thought to be triggered when you experience "brain freeze"
What is.. the trigeminal nerve
This 2001 drama starring Russell Crowe follows the journey of a famous mathematician suffering from this disorder
What is.. schizophrenia?