nervous system Flashcards

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where are the midbrain pons and medulla located

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brain stem

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what are the symptoms of epilepsy?

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temporary loss of conscience, and seizures (uncontrolled activity of neurons)

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wwhat are the symptoms of a spinal cord injury?

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respitory distress - unable to move caused by falling from a high place

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what are the symptoms of alzheimers disease?

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memory loss, diminished cognitive function, confusion, poor decision-making, and inability to recognize people

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what are the symptoms of multiple sclerosis?

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numbness/weakness in arms + legs, tingling in hands, tiredness, dizziness, double vision, difficulty speaking, (someday symptoms are worse) and it is a chronic flammitory disease of the cns

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what are the symptoms of parkinsons disease?

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shaking,, difficulty swallowing and walking,balance, coordination, tremors +shuffiling, w/ difficulty chewing and swalllowing

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what is the pathway of how impulses are transmitted from one neuron to the next?

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Dendrite, Axon, snypse, dendrite

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what are the layers of th meninges?

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Dura mater, archnoid, Pia mater

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discribe the layers of the meninges?

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dura mater- tough outter layer
arachnoid- middler layer
pia mater- inner most layer that tightly adhears to the brain and spinal cord

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which lobe of the brain coordinates voluntary movement?

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frontal lobe

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cranial nerves and spinal nerves are part of the ——- nervous system

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peripherial

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what are the meninges?

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membranes that line the skull and vertebral canal and protects brain and spinal cord

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what is the neron?

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nerve cell

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which nervous system disorder causes a sever head ache, nauses, and vomiting, and is diagnosed with a lumbar puncture?

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meningitis

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what portion of the brain stem controls heart beat and resprtaion?

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medulla

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After someone has experianced a stressful event, what part of the nervous system brings breathing and pulse rate back to normal and causes fatigue?

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autonomic nervous system- parasympathetic

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which nervous system division woukd cause tachycardia and dry mouth following a stressful of exciting event?

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The autonomic nervous system- sympathetic

16
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true or false: impulses travel form one neron to another by way of the myelin sheath. if this is false, what is the correct answer?

A

synapse

17
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the cns is made up of which organs/ structures ?

A

brain and spinal cord

18
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which type of neurons carry messages from the brain and spinal cordro muscles and glands?

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moter neurons

19
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what part of the nervouis system would you be assessing with a pellar tendon reflex?

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spinal nerves

20
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which nervous system disorder is caused by an insect bite and causes a headache + stiff neck?

A

west nile virus

21
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wat part of the nevous sysytem would be damaged by falling from a horse resulting in tingiling +burning in the legs?

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peripherial nervous system

22
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what is phantom pain?

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the feeling of pain or other sensastions in a limb even though the limb isnt there

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what are the components of the autonomic nervous system?

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parasympathetic and sympathetic

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what changes in the body does the sympathetic nervouse system produce?

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the body prepares to fight, heart rate increases, mouth becomes dry, pupils and bronchi dilate, sweaty palms

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what changess in the body does the parasympathetic nervous sysytem produce?

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it counteracts sympathetic system

25
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what does parapeligia mean?

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paralysis of legs and lower body

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what part of the brain controls planning, imformation recall, and decision making?

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cerebrum

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what substance associated with the spine could leak with a spinal cord injury?

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cerebrospinal fluid

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what functions does the hypothalamus control?

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autonomic nervous control, cardiovascular control, temperature control, appetite control, and sleep control

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where is the cerebellum located?

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behind the pons and below the cerebrum