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Neur/o/i

Nervous system, nervous tissue or nerves

Polyneuritis- inflammation of many ________

Gli/o

Neroglia

Glyocyte- a _________ cell

Gangli/o, ganglion/o

Ganglion

Preganglionic- pertaining to or before a ___________

Meaning/o, meninge/o

Meninges

Meninggococci- round bacteria that infect the _________

Myel/o

Spinal cord or bone marrow

Myelogram- x-ray of the _______ _______

Radicul/o

Root of a spinal nerve

Radiculitits- inflammation of a _____ __ _ _______ ________

Encephal/o

Brain

Anencephaly- congenital absence of a _______

Cerebr/o

Cerebrum or brain

Cerebrospinal- pertaining to the _________ and _________ ________

Cortic/o

Outer portion or cerebral cortex

Cortex- outer layer of the ________ _________

Cerebell/o

Cerebellum

Cerebellar- pertaining to the ___________

Thalam/o

Thalamus

Hypothalamus- below the ___________

Ventricul/o

Cavity or ventricle

Ventriculitis- inflammation of a ____________

Medull/o

Medulla oblongata or spinal cord

Medullary- pertaining to the _________

Phych/o

Mind

Psychotropic- acting on the _______, or a drug that has affected the ________

Narc/o

Stupor or unconscious

Narcosis- state of ________ (induced by drugs)

Somn/o/i

Sleep

Somniloquy- act of talking during _________ or in a hypnotic condition

-phasia

Speech

Aphasia- loss of _______

-lalia

Speech or Babel

Bradylalia- slow ______

-lexia

Reading

Dyslexia- difficulty in ________

-plegia

Paralysis

Quadriplegia- _________ of all four limbs

-paresis

Partial paralysis

Myoparesis- _______ _______ of a muscle

-lepsy

Seizure

Epilepsy - the condition of sudden _________

-phobia

Persistent irrational fear

Gynephobia- _________ _________ _______ of women

-mania

Excited state or obsession

Monomania- __________ with a single idea

Autonomic nervous system (ANS)

The division of the nervous system that regulates involuntary activitiescontrolling smooth muscles cardiac muscles and glands the vesicle nervous system

Central nervous system (CNS)

The brain and spinal cord

Sympathetic nervous system

the part of the anatomic nervous system that mobilizes response to stress increases heart rate and respiration rate and delivers more blood to the skeletal muscle

Cerebrospinal fluid (CSF)

The watery fluid that circulates in and around the brain and spinal cord for protection

Contralateral

Affecting the opposite side of the body

Ipsilateral

On the same side also known as unilateral

Cerebrovascular accident (CVA)

Sudden damage to the brain resulting from reduction of cerebral blood flow possible cause her arthrosclerosis, thrombosis or a ruptured aneurysm commonly called a stroke

Coma

The state of deep unconsciousness from which one cannot be aroused

Concussion

Injury resulting from a violent blow or shock a brain concussion usually results in loss of consciousness

Convulsion

Is there is a violent involuntary muscle contractions.


Tonic convulsion involves prolonged muscle contractions


Clonic convulsion is alternation of contraction and relaxation


Both form appear in grand mal epilepsy

Compulsion

Repetitive stereotyped act performed to relieve tension

Delusion

False belief and consistent with knowledge and experience

Hallucination

False perception unrelated to reality or external stimuli

Amnesia

Loss of memory

Delirium

A sudden and temporary state of confusion marked by excitement physical restlessness and incoherent

Dementia

A gradual and usually irreversible loss of intellectual function

Depression

a mental state characterized by profound feelings of sadness emptiness hopelessness and lack of interest in pleasurable activities

Paranoia

A mental state characterized by jealousy and delusions of persecution

Psychosis

A mental state extreme enough to cause gross Miss perception of reality with delusions and hallucinations

Euphoria

An exaggerated feeling of well-being

Lethargy

Estate of sluggishness or stupor

Stupor

A state of unconsciousness or lethargy with loss of response

Paralysis

Temporary or permanent loss of function

Reflex

A simple rapid and automatic response to stimulus

Seizure

A sudden attack as seen an epilepsy

Tremor

A shaking or involuntary movement

ACh

Acetylcholine

ANS

Autonomadic nervous system

CNS

Central nervous system

CSF

Cerebrospinal fluid

CVA

Cerebrovascular accident also cerebrovascular disease

CVD

Cerebrovascular disease

DTR

Deep tendon reflexes

EEG

Electroencephalogram

ICP

Intracranial pressure

LOC

Level of consciousness

LP

Lumbar puncture

MS

Multiple sclerosis

PNS

Peripheral nervous system

REM

Rapid eye movement (sleep)

TIA

Transient ischemic attack