module 5 Flashcards

1
Q

CSF is formed in

A

ventricles.

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2
Q

Surgical creation of an opening into a brain ventricle is a

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ventriculostomy.

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3
Q

The innermost layer of the meninges is the:

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pia mater

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4
Q

Which syllable that has the primary accent in hemiplegia?

A

ple

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5
Q

Radiculopathy is:

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disease of a spinal nerve root.

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6
Q

Which syllable that has the primary accent in autonomic?

A

nom

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7
Q

A simple nervous response that only requires a few neurons is a:

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reflex

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8
Q

Cerebral angiography is

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radiography of vessels in the brain.

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9
Q

The scientific name for a stroke is

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cerebrovascular accident.

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10
Q

A chemical used to communicate between nerve cells is a(n):

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neurotransmitter.

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11
Q

Which syllable that has the primary accent in athetosis?

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to

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12
Q

Nervous tissue that is coated with myelin makes up:

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white matter.

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13
Q

An SSRI is a:

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drug used to treat mental disorders

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14
Q

The brain and spinal cord make up the

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central nervous system.

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15
Q

There are __________ pairs of thoracic spinal nerves

A

12

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16
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The dura mater, pia mater, and arachnoid make up the:

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meninges

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17
Q

A collection of cell bodies along the path of a nerve is a:

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ganglion.

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18
Q

The Glasgow scale is used to assess

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level of consciousness.

19
Q

Obsessive-compulsive disorder is marked by

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repetitive behaviors.

20
Q

Sensory information from the face is carried to the brain by the:

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trigeminal nerve.

21
Q

Myeloradiculitis is inflammation of the

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spinal cord and spinal nerve roots.

22
Q

Dysthymia is a form of:

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depression

23
Q

CVA, CVD, and TIA all involve:

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cerebral blood flow.

24
Q

White matter is covered with:

25
Which syllable that has the primary accent in phobia?
fo
26
The autonomic nervous system is separated into
sympathetic and parasympathetic divisions.
27
The largest part of the brain is the:
. cerebrum.
28
An aphasic person has a loss of or defect in
speech
29
A nerve joins the spinal cord by a dorsal and ventral:
root
30
CNS and PNS stand for
divisions of the nervous system
31
Which syllable that has the primary accent in hydrocephalus?
sef
32
The term psychosomatic means:
pertaining to the mind and body.
33
Which syllable that has the primary accent in aneurysm?
an
34
A cortical neuron is in:
the outer portion of the brain.
35
Radiculitis is inflammation of:
nerve roots
36
A reflex involving movements of the toes is named for:
Babinski
37
Skeletal muscles are controlled by the
somatic nervous system.
38
Myoparesis is
partial paralysis of a muscle
39
A hypersomnolent person is
excessively sleepy.
40
The meninges are the
membranes around the CNS
41
CSF is formed in:
ventricles.
42
A neuroleptic drug is used to treat:
psychosis.
43
A contact between neurons is a
synapse.
44
A ganglion contains
cell bodies