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66 Cards in this Set

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transmit impulses
neurons
towards, to brain
sensory neurons (afferent nerves)
away from the brain
motor neurons (efferent nerves)
recieve impulses & send to rest of body
dendrites
covering of the nerve
myelin sheath
space between the neurons
synapse
brain & spinal cord
central nervous system
cranial & spinal nerves
peripheral nerves
largest part of the brain/memory & thinking
cerebrum
motor functions
frontal
recieves messages & interperts
parietal
eyesight
occipital
hearing & sense of smell
temporal
coordination
cerebellum
recieving messages from eyes, ears & skin & then sends messages on to cerebrum
thalamus
vital body functions
hypothalamus
connects brain to spinal cord
midbrain
bridge, connects the cerebellum to the rest of the brain
pons
vital life functions
medulla oblongata
covering on the brain & spinal cord
meninges
outer
dura mater
middle
arachnoid
inner
pia mater
carry cerebral spinal fluid
ventricles
without strenght/weakness
asthenia
without coordination/balance
ataxia
feeling that something is going to happen
aura
don't respond in their own world
autism
brain injury at birth
cerebral palsy
deep unconsciouness
coma
blow to the head
concussion
trouble w/memory, thinking process not good
dementia
shingles
herpes zoster
kids version of shingles, chicken pox
varicella zoster
hereditary mental & body
hutnington's chorea
too much cerbral spinal fluid
hydrocephalus
person does not respond well
lethargy
children w/high temp. in apsirin
Reye's Syndrome
sciatic nerve, inflammed, hip nerve leg & back
sciatica
fainting
syncope
unilateral, paralysis of the face
Bell's Palsy
stroke
CVA
What is a stroke? 3
1. Bloodclot
2. Embolus
3. Bleeding
ministroke, temporary loss of blood to the brain
TIA
seizures
epilepsies
uncontrolable jerking, muscle coordination
convulsions
most severe jerking
grand mal
hands shake, trembling
parkinson's disease
parkison's disease shuffling walk
gait
mylin sheath deteorating
multiple sclerosis
memory loss, serious mental detoration
Alzheimer's Disease
central nervous system
CNS
cerebral palsy
CP
cerebospinal fluid
CSF
cerebrovascular accident
CVA
electroencephalogram
EEG brain wave
lumbar puncture
LP
multiple sclerosis
MS
transient ischemic attack
TIA
Lou Gehrig's Disease
ALS
involuntary reaction
reflex
paralysis, no movement
-plegia
weakness, some movement
-paresis
paralysis of half (right or left)
hemiplegia
accidents, paralysis of both legs
paraplegia
accidents paralysis of all extremities
quadriplegia