This book is intended to be a fun, short read of neurology, with the goal to present the many facts of the subject in an easy and relatable manner. Theidea came to me during my morning rounds as a medical student, whereby I envisioned the ability to utilize a quick reference guide for neurologicexams and differentials. The book points out some great pearls and unlikely "zebras" that we may not have heard of since medical school. It is basically cliff notes for fun and not for diagnosis, and a great review for medical students, residents or physicians. Medicine changes so often that this book should not be used for medical reference but rather as a medical review of the amusing facts from medical school days.