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65 Cards in this Set
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Neur/o/i |
Nervous system, nervous tissue or nerves |
Polyneuritis- inflammation of many ________ |
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Gli/o |
Neroglia |
Glyocyte- a _________ cell |
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Gangli/o, ganglion/o |
Ganglion |
Preganglionic- pertaining to or before a ___________ |
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Meaning/o, meninge/o |
Meninges |
Meninggococci- round bacteria that infect the _________ |
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Myel/o |
Spinal cord or bone marrow |
Myelogram- x-ray of the _______ _______ |
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Radicul/o |
Root of a spinal nerve |
Radiculitits- inflammation of a _____ __ _ _______ ________ |
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Encephal/o |
Brain |
Anencephaly- congenital absence of a _______ |
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Cerebr/o |
Cerebrum or brain |
Cerebrospinal- pertaining to the _________ and _________ ________ |
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Cortic/o |
Outer portion or cerebral cortex |
Cortex- outer layer of the ________ _________ |
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Cerebell/o |
Cerebellum |
Cerebellar- pertaining to the ___________ |
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Thalam/o |
Thalamus |
Hypothalamus- below the ___________ |
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Ventricul/o |
Cavity or ventricle |
Ventriculitis- inflammation of a ____________ |
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Medull/o |
Medulla oblongata or spinal cord |
Medullary- pertaining to the _________ |
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Phych/o |
Mind |
Psychotropic- acting on the _______, or a drug that has affected the ________ |
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Narc/o |
Stupor or unconscious |
Narcosis- state of ________ (induced by drugs) |
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Somn/o/i |
Sleep |
Somniloquy- act of talking during _________ or in a hypnotic condition |
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-phasia |
Speech |
Aphasia- loss of _______ |
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-lalia |
Speech or Babel |
Bradylalia- slow ______ |
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-lexia |
Reading |
Dyslexia- difficulty in ________ |
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-plegia |
Paralysis |
Quadriplegia- _________ of all four limbs |
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-paresis |
Partial paralysis |
Myoparesis- _______ _______ of a muscle |
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-lepsy |
Seizure |
Epilepsy - the condition of sudden _________ |
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-phobia |
Persistent irrational fear |
Gynephobia- _________ _________ _______ of women |
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-mania |
Excited state or obsession |
Monomania- __________ with a single idea |
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Autonomic nervous system (ANS) |
The division of the nervous system that regulates involuntary activitiescontrolling smooth muscles cardiac muscles and glands the vesicle nervous system |
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Central nervous system (CNS) |
The brain and spinal cord |
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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 |
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Cerebrospinal fluid (CSF) |
The watery fluid that circulates in and around the brain and spinal cord for protection |
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Contralateral |
Affecting the opposite side of the body |
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Ipsilateral |
On the same side also known as unilateral |
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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 |
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Coma |
The state of deep unconsciousness from which one cannot be aroused |
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Concussion |
Injury resulting from a violent blow or shock a brain concussion usually results in loss of consciousness |
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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 |
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Compulsion |
Repetitive stereotyped act performed to relieve tension |
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Delusion |
False belief and consistent with knowledge and experience |
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Hallucination |
False perception unrelated to reality or external stimuli |
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Amnesia |
Loss of memory |
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Delirium |
A sudden and temporary state of confusion marked by excitement physical restlessness and incoherent |
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Dementia |
A gradual and usually irreversible loss of intellectual function |
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Depression |
a mental state characterized by profound feelings of sadness emptiness hopelessness and lack of interest in pleasurable activities |
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Paranoia |
A mental state characterized by jealousy and delusions of persecution |
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Psychosis |
A mental state extreme enough to cause gross Miss perception of reality with delusions and hallucinations |
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Euphoria |
An exaggerated feeling of well-being |
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Lethargy |
Estate of sluggishness or stupor |
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Stupor |
A state of unconsciousness or lethargy with loss of response |
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Paralysis |
Temporary or permanent loss of function |
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Reflex |
A simple rapid and automatic response to stimulus |
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Seizure |
A sudden attack as seen an epilepsy |
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Tremor |
A shaking or involuntary movement |
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ACh |
Acetylcholine |
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ANS |
Autonomadic nervous system |
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CNS |
Central nervous system |
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CSF |
Cerebrospinal fluid |
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CVA |
Cerebrovascular accident also cerebrovascular disease |
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CVD |
Cerebrovascular disease |
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DTR |
Deep tendon reflexes |
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EEG |
Electroencephalogram |
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ICP |
Intracranial pressure |
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LOC |
Level of consciousness |
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LP |
Lumbar puncture |
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MS |
Multiple sclerosis |
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PNS |
Peripheral nervous system |
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REM |
Rapid eye movement (sleep) |
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TIA |
Transient ischemic attack |
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