Semester- 1 Week- 12 Flashcards

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head

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cephal/o

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cerebellum

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cerebell/o

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cerebrum

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cerebr/o

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cranium; skull

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crani/o

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5
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branching

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dendr/o

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6
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brain

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encephal/o

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7
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neuroglia; nerve cell

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gli/o

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8
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meninges

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mening/o

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9
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spinal cord (& bone maarrow)

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myel/o

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10
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nerve

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neur/o

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11
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few; diminished amount

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olig/o

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12
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sheath

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thec/o

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13
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ventricle

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ventricul/o

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14
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spider

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arachn/o

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15
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electricity

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electr/o

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16
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blood

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hemat/o

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17
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water; fluid

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hydr/o

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18
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four

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quadr/i

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19
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clot

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thromb/o

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20
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lack of; without

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an-; a

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21
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hard

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dura-

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22
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sound

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echo-

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23
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above; upon

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epi-

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24
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half

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hemi-

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25
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many

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poly-

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26
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beneath; below

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sub-

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27
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pain

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-algia

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28
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hernia; protrusion

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-cele

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29
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picture; record

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-gram

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30
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process of recording

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-graphy

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31
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inflammation

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-itis

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32
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softening

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malacia

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33
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tumor

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-oma

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34
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condition

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-osis

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35
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incision into

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-(o)tomy

36
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partial paralysis

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-paresis

37
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disease

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-pathy

38
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paralysis

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-plegia

39
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nerves that carry impulses toward the brain

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afferent nerves

40
Q

lower end of the spinal cord and spinal nerve roots; resembles a horses tail

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cauda equina

41
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pertaining to the cerebrum

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cerebral

42
Q

pertaining to the cranium or skull and cerebrum

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craniocerebral

43
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nerves that carry impulses away form the brain

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efferent nerves

44
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above or over the dura mater

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epidural

45
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physician who specializes in nervous system diseases

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neurologist

46
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medical specialty related to diseases and disorders of the nervous system

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neurology

47
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surgeon who specializes in surgical techniques related to the nervous system

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neurosurgeon

48
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surgical specialty related to diseases and disorders of the nervous system; any nervous system surgery

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neurosurgery

49
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network of interwoven nerves

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plexus

50
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beneath or below the arachnoid membrane

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subarachnoid

51
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beneath or below the dura mater

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subdural

52
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small hollow or space within the brain that is filled with cerebrospinal fluid

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ventricle

53
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inflammation of the brain

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encephalitis

54
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softening of brain tissue

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encephalomalacia

55
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any disease of the brain

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encephalopathy

56
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a swelling or mass of blood between the cranium and dura mater that applies pressure on the brain tissue in the affected area

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epidural hematoma

57
Q

recurring episodes of excessive or irregular electrical activity of the central nervous system; commonly called seizures

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epilepsy

58
Q

malignant tumor of the neuroglial cells

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glioma

59
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disorder in which the body’s immune system attacks part of the peripheral nervous system, causing tingling and weakness in both legs; the weakness and abnormal sensations can travel to the arms and other areas of the body resulting in partial or total paralysis; in severe cases, the inflammation can affect respiration, heart rate, and blood pressure

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gullain- Barre syndrome

60
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partial paralysis

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hemiparesis

61
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paralysis of one side of the body

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hemiplegia

62
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abnormal accumulation of the cerebrospinal fluid around the brain, often causing swelling of the head; commonly called β€œwater on the brain”

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hydrocephalus

63
Q

genetic disorder characterized by progressive, irreversible degeneration of cerebral neurons that results in uncontrolled movements, loss of intellectual capabilities, and emotional disturbances; also called Huntington’s chorea

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Huntington’s disease

64
Q

slow-growth tumor of the meninges of the brain, primarily from the arachnoid membrane

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meningioma

65
Q

infection or inflammation of the membranes covering the brain or spinal cord (meninges); may be bacterial or viral and is characterized by severe headache, vomiting and pain and stiffness on the neck

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meningitis

66
Q

herniation of the meninges through a hole in the skull or vertebral column

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meningomyelocele

67
Q

degenerative inflammatory disease of the central nervous system that attacks the myelin sheath of the spina cord and brain, resulting in hardening and scarring

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multiple sclerosis

68
Q

abnormal softening of the spinal cord

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myelomalacia

69
Q

severe sharp pain of a nerve or along the course of a nerve

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neuralgia

70
Q

inflammation of the neve or nerves

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neuritis

71
Q

highly malignant tumor composed of cells derived from embryonic neural tissue; usually occurs in young children

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neuroblastoma

72
Q

any disease of the nerve

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neuropathy

73
Q

paralysis of the lower half of the body, including the legs

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paraplegia

74
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chronic, progressive nervous disease characterized by tremor, muscular weakness, and rigidity

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parkinson’s disease

75
Q

infectious viral disease that affects the motor (efferent) neurons of the brain and spinal cord, resulting in muscle paralysis and wasting

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poliomyelitis

76
Q

inflammation of many nerves or nerve fibers

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polyneuritis

77
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slow, progressive weakening of muscles that occurs in approximately 25% of poliomyelitis survivors 20-30 years after the initial illness

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postpolio syndrome

78
Q

paralysis of all four limbs, usually resulting from a spinal cord injury

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quadriplegia

79
Q

acute encephalopathy following an acute viral infection

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Reye’s syndrome

80
Q

severe pain along the course of the sciatic nerve, from the back of the thigh and down the inside of the leg

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sciatica

81
Q

excessive irregular electrical activity of the central nervous system associated with epilepsy

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seizure

82
Q

acute viral infection characterized by an inflammation of ta spinal or cranial nerve pathway that produces painful vesicular eruptions on the skin

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shingles; herpes zoster

83
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collection of blood below the dura mater and above the arachnoid membrane, usually the result of a closed head injury

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subdural hematoma

84
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loss of consciousness due to a lack of blood supply to the brain; fainting

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syncope

85
Q

temporary interference or interruption of the blood supply to a portion of the brain

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transient ischemic attach (TIA)

86
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severe pain that radiates along the fifth cranial nerve (trigeminal nerve) and usually affects one side of the head and face

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trigeminal neuralgia; tic douloureaux