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THE NERVOUS SYSTEM IS DIVIDED INTO 2 PARTS. WHAT ARE THEY
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CENTRAL NERVOUS SYSTEM
PERIPHERAL NERVOUS SYSTEM |
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WHAT ARE THE PARTS OF THE CENTRAL NERVOUS SYSTEM
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BRAIN AND SPINAL CORD
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WHAT ARE THE PARTS OF THE PERIPHERAL NERVOUS SYSTEM
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CRANIAL AND SPINAL NERVES
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HOW ARE THE CELLS OR NEURONS CLASSIFIED IN THE NERVOUS SYSTEM
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BY FUNCTION.
AFFERENT(SENSORY) EFFERENT(MOTOR) |
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WHAT DO DENDRITES DO
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RECEIVE SIGNALS
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AXONS'DO WHAT
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CARRY SIGNALS FROM THE CELL BODY
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WHAT IS THE INSULATION AROUND THE AXION
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MYELIN SHEATH
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THE GLIA HAS 3 PARTS. WHAT ARE THEY
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ASTROCYTES
MICROGLIA OLIGODENDROCYTES |
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WHAT IS THE LARGEST PART OF THE BRAIN
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CEREBRUM
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WHAT CONTROLS MUSCLE CONTRACTIONS AND BALANCE
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CEREBELLUM
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HOW MANY HEMISPHERES DOES THE BRAIN HAVE
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2. RIGH AND LEFT
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HOW MANY LOBES IS THE BRAIN DIVIDED INTO
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5 LOBES.
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WHAT ARE THE 5 LOBES THE BRAIN IS DIVIDED INTO
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FRONTAL
PARIETAL TEMPORAL OCCIPITAL INSULA |
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THE AUTONOMIC NERVOUS SYSTEM HAS 2 DIVISIONS WHAT ARE THEY
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SYMPATHETIC SYSTEM
PARASYMPATHETIC |
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IN THE PERIPHERAL NERVOUS SYSTEM THERE ARE 2 TYPES OF NERVES. WHAT ARE THEY
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CRANIAL AND SPINAL
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HOW MANY PAIR OF CRANIAL NERVES ARE THERE
HOW MANY PAIR OF SPINAL NERVES ARE THERE |
12 PAIR OF CRANIAL NERVES
31 PAIR OF SPINAL NERVES |
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CEPHAL/O
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HEAD
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CEREBELL/O
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CEREBELLUM
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CEREBR/O
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CREEBRUM
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CRANI/O
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CRANIUM
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DUR/O
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DURA MATER
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ENCEPHAL/O
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BRAIN
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GANGLI/O
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GANGLION
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MENING/O
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MENINGES
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MENT/O
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MIND
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MYEL/O
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BONE MARROW, SPINAL CORD
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NEUR/O
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NERVE
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PHAS/O
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SPEECH
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PHREN/O
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MIND
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POLI/O
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GRAY MATTER
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PONT/O
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PONS
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RADIC/O
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NERVE ROOT
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RHIZS/O
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NERVE ROOT
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HEMI
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HALF
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ALGESIA
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PAIN SENSATION
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CELE
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HERNIA
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ESTHESIA
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FEELING
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IATRY
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MEDICAL TREATMENT
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ICTAL
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PERTAINING TO
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PARESIS
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INCOMPLETE PARALYSIS
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PLEGIA
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PARALYSIS
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DRILL USED TO CREATE AN ENTRY INTO THE CRANIUM
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BURR
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BRAIN AND SPINAL CORD
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CENTRAL NERVOUS SYSTEM
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PERMANENT, PARTIAL REMOVAL OF SKULL
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CRANIECTOMY
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OPENING OF THE SKULL
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CRANIOTOMY
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THAT PART OF THE SKELETON THAT ENCLOSES THE BRAIN
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CRANIUM
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REOVAL OF A VERTEBRAL DISK
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DISKECTOMY
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RECORDING OF THE ELECTRIC CURRENTS OF THE BRAIN BY MEANS OF ELECTRODES ATTACHED TO THE SCALP
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ELECTROENCEPHALOGRPAHY
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SURGICAL EXCISION OF THE LAMINA
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LAMINECTOMY
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12 PAIRS OF CRANIAL NERVES, 31 PARIS AND SPINAL NERVES, AND AUTONOMIC NERVOUS SYSTEM, CONNECTS PERIPHERS RECEPTORS TO THE BRAIN AND SPINAL CORD
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PERIPHERAL NERVES
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AN ARITFICIAL PASSAGE
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SHUNT
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ENTIRE SKELETAL FRAMEWORK OF THE HEAD
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SKULL
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SENSORY OR MOTOR NERVE
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SOMATIC NERVE
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METHOD OF IDENTIFYING A SPECIFIC AREA OR POINT IN THE BRAIN
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STEREOTAXIS
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PART OF THE PERIPHERAL NERVOUS SYSTEM THAT CONTROLS AUTOMATIC BODY FUNCTION AND SYMPATHETIC NERVES ACTIVIATED UNDER STRESS
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SYMPATHETIC NERVE
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SURGICAL REMOVAL OF A DISK OF BONE
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TREPHINATION
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REMOVAL OF VERTEBRA
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VERTEBRECTOMY
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THE PORTION OF THE NERVOUS SYSTEM THAT CONTAINS THE CRANIAL AND SPINAL NERVES
1. CENTRAL 2. PERIPHERAL 3. AUTONOMIC 4. PARASYMPATHETIC |
PERIPHERAL
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THE PART OF THE NEURON THE RECEIVES SIGNALS
1. DENDRITES 2. CELL BODY 3. AXON 4. MYELIN SHEATH |
DENTRITES
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NOT ASSOCIATED WITH GLIA
1. MONOCYTES 2. ASTROCYTES 3. MICROGLIA 4. OLIGODENDROCYTES |
MONOCYTES
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LARGES PART OF THE BRAIN
1. CEREBELLUM 2. CEREBRUM 3. CORTEX 4. PONS |
CEREBRUM
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DIVIDED INTO TWO HEMISPHERES IN THE BRAIN
1. CEREBELLUM 2. CEREBRUM 3. CORTEX 4. PONS |
CEREBRUM
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THE NUMBER OF PAIRS OF CRANIAL NERVES
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12 PAIR OF CRANIAL NERVES
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CONTROLS THE RIGHT SIDE OF THE BODY
1. LEFT CREBRUM 2. RIGHT CEREBRUM 3. RIGHT CORTEX 4. LEFT CORTEX |
LEFT CEREBRUM
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COMBINING FORM THAT MEANS BRAIN
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ENCEPHAL/O
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PREFIX THAT MEANS FOUR
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TETRA
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COMBINING FORM THAT MEANS SPEECH
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PHAS/O
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THE MOST COMMON DEMENTIA IS
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ALZHEIMERS DISEASE
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MND STANDS FOR
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MOTOR NEURON DISEASE
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DOPAMINE REPLACEMENT IS USEFUL IN TREATING
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MULTIPLE SCLEROSIS
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THE CONDITION IN WHICH THE PRIMARY SYMPTOMS ARE MUSLE WEKANESS AND FATIGABILITY
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POSTPOLIO SYNDROME
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ANOTHER NAME FOR IDIOPATHETIC POLYNEURITIS IS
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GUILLAIN-BARRE SYNDOME
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THIS CONDITION IS THOUGHT TO BE CAUSED BY GENETIC FACTORS AND POSSIBLY FETAL BRAIN DAMAGE
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SCHIZOPHRENIA
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THIS CONDITION IS ASSOCIATED WITH VIRAL INFECTION, ESPECIALLY WHEN ASA HAS BEEN ADMINISTERED
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REYE'S SYNDROME
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CONCUSSION IS A MILD BLOW TO THE HEAD IN WHICH RECOVERY IS EXPECTED WITHIN ------- HOURS
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24 HOURS
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ICP MEANS
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INTRACRANIAL PRESSURE
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IN THIS TYPE OF HEMATOMA, BLOOD MIXES WITH CEREBROSPINAL FLUID
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SUBARACHNOID
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