Nervous System - Vocabulary Flashcards
Fight or flight
adrenaline
Concentration
Noradrenaline
Pleasure
Dopamine
Calming
GABA
Learning
Acetylcholine
Calming & Sleep
Serotonin
Immunity
Histamine
Somatic means ______.
voluntary
Autonomic means ________.
involuntary
rest and digest
parasympathetic
fight or flight
sympathetic
Occiptal lobe
Vision
Temporal lobe
memory, understanding language
Parietal lobe
Perception, math, spelling, logic
Frontal lobe
thinking, planning, organization, problem solving, emotions, behavioral control, personality.
Medulla
HR, BP, reflexes (swallowing / vomiting)
______ area is expressive language. If damaged will understand what people say but have word salad.
Broca’s
_______ area is receptive language. If damaged, words won’t make as much sense.
Wernicke’s
The ______ are connective tissue covering the CNS.
meninges
Cerbrospinal fluid is ______ and ______.
clear and odorless
The parasympathetic system ______ salivation.
stimulates
The parasympathetic system ______ bronchi.
constrict
The parasympathetic system ______ peristalsis.
stimulates
Olfactory (I)
smell
optic (II)
vision
Oculomotor (III)
pupil constriction
Trochlear (IV)
downward movement of eyes
Trigeminal (V)
jaw movement, sensation of face and neck
Abducens (VI)
lateral movement of eyes
Facial (VII)
Facial movement, taste on anterior 2/3 tongue
Vestibulocochlear (VIII)
hearing and balance
Glossopharyngeal (IX)
swallowing, taste on posterior 1/3 of tongue
Vagus (X)
swallowing, speaking
Spinal / Accessory (XI)
flexion and rotation of the head
Hypoglossal (XII)
tongue movements
This is needed to get blood up to the brain.
MAP > 60 (for adults)
ICP should be _____ to ______.
5-15
In the Glascow Coma Scale 3 =
dead
Arms pulled towards the center is what kind of posturing?
DeCORticate
Decorticate is damage to the ______.
midbrain
Abnormal extension. The arms and legs are straight out. This indicates extensive damage.
Decerebrate
‘PERRLA’
Pupils
Equal
Round and
Reactive to
Light and
Accommodation
Tonia means the _____ of muscles.
tone
_____ is the weakness in muscles.
paresis
Para only the _____.
legs
Quad is _____ _____ ______.
all four extremities
Hyperkinesia is ________.
tremors or too much movement.
Dyskinesia is ____ ______.
abnormal movement like spasms, involuntary movements, and tar dive dyskinesia.
Hypokinesia is ____ _____ _____.
not enough movement. Such as slow or absence.
Ataxia is similar to being ______.
clumsy. There is poor muscle control.
Dyspraxia is partial inability to perform ____ ____.
purposeful movement. Such as brushing teeth.
Apraxia is?
complete inability to perform purposeful or skilled motor acts.