Chapter 14 - Diagnostic & Lab Tests Flashcards
Process of making an x-ray record of the cerebral arterial system.
- cerebral angiography
- cerebrospinal fluid
- computed tomography
- echoencephalography
- electreencephalography
- lumbar puncture
- myelogram
- neurologic examination
- ultrasonography, brain
cerebral angiography
Examination of spinal fluid for color, pressure, etc. Abnormal results can indicate tumor and various diseases.
- cerebral angiography
- cerebrospinal fluid
- computed tomography
- echoencephalography
- electreencephalography
- lumbar puncture
- myelogram
- neurologic examination
- ultrasonography, brain
cerebrospinal fluid
Diagnostic procedure used to study the structure of the brain. Computerized three-dimensional x-ray images.
- cerebral angiography
- cerebrospinal fluid
- computed tomography
- echoencephalography
- electreencephalography
- lumbar puncture
- myelogram
- neurologic examination
- ultrasonography, brain
computed tomography
Process of using ultrasound to determine the presence of a mass in the brain.
- cerebral angiography
- cerebrospinal fluid
- computed tomography
- echoencephalography
- electreencephalography
- lumbar puncture
- myelogram
- neurologic examination
- ultrasonography, brain
echoencephalography
Process of measuring the electrical activity of the brain.
- cerebral angiography
- cerebrospinal fluid
- computed tomography
- echoencephalography
- electreencephalography
- lumbar puncture
- myelogram
- neurologic examination
- ultrasonography, brain
electreencephalography
Insertion of a needle into the lumbar subarachnoid space for removal of spinal fluid.
- cerebral angiography
- cerebrospinal fluid
- computed tomography
- echoencephalography
- electreencephalography
- lumbar puncture
- myelogram
- neurologic examination
- ultrasonography, brain
lumbar puncture
X-ray of the spinal canal after the injection of dye. Useful in diagnosing spinal lesions.
- cerebral angiography
- cerebrospinal fluid
- computed tomography
- echoencephalography
- electreencephalography
- lumbar puncture
- myelogram
- neurologic examination
- ultrasonography, brain
myelogram
Assessment of a patient’s vision, hearing, sense of taste, smell, touch, and pain to determine neurologic status.
- cerebral angiography
- cerebrospinal fluid
- computed tomography
- echoencephalography
- electreencephalography
- lumbar puncture
- myelogram
- neurologic examination
- ultrasonography, brain
neurologic examination
Use of high frequency sound waves to produce and record images of the brain. This is used as a diagnostic tool.
- cerebral angiography
- cerebrospinal fluid
- computed tomography
- echoencephalography
- electreencephalography
- lumbar puncture
- myelogram
- neurologic examination
- ultrasonography, brain
ultrasonography, brain