sir ramon brain anatomy

Question 1

what lobe: thinking, speaking, memory, movement

Answer 1

frontal lobe

Question 2

what lobe: language, touch

Answer 2

parietal

Question 3

what lobe: hearing, learning, processing of feelING

Answer 3

temporal

Question 4

what lobe: vision, color, perception

Answer 4

occipital

Question 5

what part of the brain: balance, coordination

Answer 5

cerebellum

Question 6

what part of the brain: breathing, cardiac rate, temperature

Answer 6

brain stem

Question 7

what hemisphere: CReativity

Answer 7

right hemisphere

Question 8

what hemisphere: controls the left side

Answer 8

right hemisphere

Question 9

what hemisphere: music, arts, attentions span, showing emotion, solve problems, reasoning, memory recall

Answer 9

right hemisphere

Question 10

what hemisphere: Logical

Answer 10

left hemisphere

Question 11

what hemisphere: : speaking, writing, reading, math skills, analyzing information, planning

Answer 11

left hemisphere

Question 12

refers to partial loss of language/affects the ability to produce and understand spoken language

Answer 12

dysphasia

Question 13

muscles used for speech are weak or are hard to control

Answer 13

dysarthria

Question 14

loss of motor function

Answer 14

apraxia

Question 15

loss of vision in the same half of the visual field in both eye

Answer 15

homonymous hemianopsia

Question 16

inability to identify objects through one or more senses, such as sight, hearing, taste, smell, or touch

Answer 16

agnosia

Question 17

loss the ability to read

Answer 17

alexia

Question 18

loss the ability to write

Answer 18

agraphia

Question 19

how many minutes for week to exercise

Answer 19

150 minutes

Question 20

DASH means

Answer 20

dietary approaches to stop hypertension

Question 21

what is the antidote for warfarin(coumadin)

Answer 21

vitamin k

Question 22

what is the antidote for heparin

Answer 22

protamine sulfate

Question 23

used to treat ischemic stroke by dissolving the blood clot that is blocking blood flow to the brain

Answer 23

thrombolytic agents

Question 24

most common side effect of thrombolytic therapy

Answer 24

bleeding

Question 25

dissolves the clot by activating the protein that causes the fibrinolysis

Answer 25

tissue plasminogen activator

Question 26

when should TPA be given

Answer 26

3 hours onset
(if extended 3 hours to 4.5 hours)

Question 27

in receiving TPA, blood pressure should at least be?

Answer 27

less than 185/110

Question 28

removal of an atherosclerotic plaque or thrombus

Answer 28

carotid endarterectomy

Question 29

FAST in stroke means

Answer 29

F - facial drooping
A - arm weakness
S - speech
T - time