Mod A Unit 4 Lab & Theory

Front 1

Rhiz/o

Back 1

Nerve root

Front 2

What condition has the following signs and symptoms deep, prolonged unconsciousness, head injury, neurologic disease, acute hydrocephalus, intoxication or metabolic abnormalities?

Back 2

coma

Front 3

What is the infection or inflammation of the membranes covering the brain or spinal cord?

Back 3

Meningitis

Front 4

slight paralysis of the lower limbs and trunk

Back 4

Paraparesis

Front 5

What is the method of pain control that is affected by the application of electrical impulses to the skin

Back 5

Transcutaneous electrical nerve stimulation TENS

Front 6

Migraine

Back 6

Headache of vascular origin

Front 7

Medical term for fainting

Back 7

syncope

Front 8

What examination does the MA perform to detect pathogens and abnormalities in CNS fluid?

Back 8

Cerebral spinal fluid CSF

Front 9

Lepsy

Back 9

Seizure

Front 10

Brain

Back 10

Encephel/o

Front 11

Hemi-

Back 11

Half

Front 12

What is the suture of a severe nerve called

Back 12

Neurorrhaphy

Front 13

What measures and record the number of function while the patient is asleep

Back 13

Polysomnography

Front 14

Medical term for dizziness

Back 14

Vertigo

Front 15

Myel/o

Back 15

spinal cord, bone marrow

Front 16

What is a motor function disorder as a result of permanent, non progressive brain defect lesion caused perinatally?

Back 16

Cerebral Palsy

Front 17

What does CNS stand for

Back 17

Central nervous system

Front 18

What is acute virus infection caused by chicken pox

Back 18

Shingles

Front 19

What is a condition of abnormal fluid accumulation in the ventricles of the brain

Back 19

Hydrocephalus

Front 20

Define crebrovascular accident

Back 20

Ischimia of cerebral tissue with sequele that may include paralysis, weakness, speech defects or sensory changes that last more than 24 hours(stroke)

Front 21

Define -plegia

Back 21

Paralysis

Front 22

Define mono-

Back 22

one

Front 23

Define para-

Back 23

abnormal

Front 24

Dur/o

Back 24

Dura Mater

Front 25

Quadri-

Back 25

four

Front 26

which nerve has the sense of smell

Back 26

Olfactory

Front 27

what is another name for glia cell

Back 27

Neurolgia

Front 28

the functional unit of the nervous system is

Back 28

Neuron

Front 29

list symptoms that are sign of neurological disorder

Back 29

Vertigo, Paralysis, Headache

Front 30

What is the autonomic nervous system?

Back 30

is part of the pheripheral nervous system, controls involuntary actions of smooth muscles, cardiac muscle and gland, has two divisions

Front 31

What is Tic Doulourex

Back 31

Neurolgia of the fifth cranial nerve

Front 32

which division of the nervous system is the fight or flight response comes from?

Back 32

sympathetic nervous system

Front 33

Name the part of the brain responsible for thinking and voluntary activity

Back 33

cerebrum "Largest portion of brain"

Front 34

what are Gyri

Back 34

folds or convolution in the brain

Front 35

how many pairs of cranial nerves do you have

Back 35

12

Front 36

Name the lobes of the brain

Back 36

Frontal, temporal, Occipital

Front 37

name the reflexes of the body

Back 37

corneal, patellar, plantar

Front 38

Degeneration of the myelin sheath is what neurological condition

Back 38

multiple sclerosis

Front 39

name the part of the brain that signal the anterior pituitary gland to release is hormones

Back 39

pons

Front 40

which part of the brain is responsible for equilibrium and controlling fine motor skills

Back 40

cerebellum " little brain "

Front 41

What is hemiplegia paralysis

Back 41

Only one side of the body

Front 42

Name the part of the CNS

Back 42

brain, spinal cord, meninges

Front 43

synapse

Back 43

Space between the end of one neuron and the beginning of the next Neuron

Front 44

How many pairs of spinal nerves are there

Back 44

31

Front 45

During a lumber puncher the needle is inserted between the_____________Lumbar vertebrae.

Back 45

3rd and 4th

Front 46

when you have activated dormant virus of chickenpox you get what

Back 46

Herpes zoster, jingles

Front 47

the _______ meninges have a spider Web appearance

Back 47

Arachnoid

Front 48

Pill-rolling motion is characterized by which neurological condition

Back 48

Parkinson's disease

Front 49

what do sensory neurons do

Back 49

transmit nerve impulses to the central nervous system CNS

Front 50

-paresis

Back 50

sloght paralysis

Front 51

kinesi/o

Back 51

movement