QUIZ THREE Flashcards

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Meningitis refers to

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inflammation of the membranes around the brain

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2
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Neuro/pathy is a term describing

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a noninflammatory disease of nerves

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3
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A meningomyelocele describes

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herniation of both protective membranes and spinal cord

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4
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Aphasia is a term defining difficulty or loss of ability to

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speak

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5
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Which of the following procedures involves injecting a radioactive element into a patient’s vein that may mark the presence of a tumor?

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A brain scan

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6
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A baby is born without a brain. The diagnosis would be

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anencephalic

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7
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A patient may have a brain tumor, and the physician decides to use a procedure that will give the highest resolution of imaging soft tissues. He gives orders for

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magnetic resonance imaging (MRI)

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8
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A tumor of the protective membranes surrounding the brain and spinal cord is called a/an

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meningioma

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9
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A patient suddenly has difficulty speaking and her right arm feels stiff and weak. After four hours, she has complete return of normal speech and movement. This patient most likely suffered a/an

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transient ischemic attack

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10
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CHALLENGE QUESTION! (Thought you already had one?) The following question requires that you know three word parts, and the parts do not come in the usual order. You can do it! Abnormal or lack of development of part of the spinal cord is termed

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myelodysplasia

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