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?

A

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
Q

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:

A

trigeminal nerve.

21
Q

Myeloradiculitis is inflammation of the

A

spinal cord and spinal nerve roots.

22
Q

Dysthymia is a form of:

A

depression

23
Q

CVA, CVD, and TIA all involve:

A

cerebral blood flow.

24
Q

White matter is covered with:

A

myelin

25
Q

Which syllable that has the primary accent in phobia?

A

fo

26
Q

The autonomic nervous system is separated into

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sympathetic and parasympathetic divisions.

27
Q

The largest part of the brain is the:

A

. cerebrum.

28
Q

An aphasic person has a loss of or defect in

A

speech

29
Q

A nerve joins the spinal cord by a dorsal and ventral:

A

root

30
Q

CNS and PNS stand for

A

divisions of the nervous system

31
Q

Which syllable that has the primary accent in hydrocephalus?

A

sef

32
Q

The term psychosomatic means:

A

pertaining to the mind and body.

33
Q

Which syllable that has the primary accent in aneurysm?

A

an

34
Q

A cortical neuron is in:

A

the outer portion of the brain.

35
Q

Radiculitis is inflammation of:

A

nerve roots

36
Q

A reflex involving movements of the toes is named for:

A

Babinski

37
Q

Skeletal muscles are controlled by the

A

somatic nervous system.

38
Q

Myoparesis is

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partial paralysis of a muscle

39
Q

A hypersomnolent person is

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excessively sleepy.

40
Q

The meninges are the

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membranes around the CNS

41
Q

CSF is formed in:

A

ventricles.

42
Q

A neuroleptic drug is used to treat:

A

psychosis.

43
Q

A contact between neurons is a

A

synapse.

44
Q

A ganglion contains

A

cell bodies