Word Meanings Flashcards

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greek- spider; shaped

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arachnoid

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2
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greek- self; law

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autonomic

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3
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greek- axis

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axon

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4
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greek- weight; Latin- to recieve

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baroreceptor

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5
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Broca, French surgeon (1824-1880)

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Broca area

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6
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Latin- tail-like; horse

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cauda equina

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7
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Latin- little brain

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cerebellum

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8
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latin- brain

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cerebrum

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9
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greek- chemical; Latin- to recieve

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chemoreceptor

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10
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latin- snail shell

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cochlea

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11
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latin- to lead together

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conduction

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12
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latin- body; hard or callused

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corpus callosum

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13
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latin- bark or rind

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cortex

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14
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greek- cell

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cyton

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15
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greek- treelike

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dendrites

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16
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greek- two or second; brain

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diencephalon

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17
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latin- hard or tough; mother

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dura matter

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18
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greek- brain

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encephalic

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19
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latin- threadlike; at the end

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filum terminale

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20
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greek- knot

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ganglion

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21
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greek- circle

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gyri

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22
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latin- anvil

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incus

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23
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latin- between; together, amid; messenger

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internuncial

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24
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latin- within; spindle

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intrafusal

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latin- spot
macula
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greek- machine; latin- to recieve
mechanoreceptor
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latin- marrow or middle; long
medulla oblongata
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greek-membrane
meninges
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greek- marrow
myelin
30
greek- sinew; husk
neurilemma
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greek- sinew
neuro
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greek- sinew; glue
neuroglia
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greek- sinew; latin- a sending across
neurotransmitter
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latin- hurt; to recieve
nociceptor
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Ranvier, French pathologist (1835-1922)
node of Ranvier
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Greek- little; tree; cell
oligodendrocyte
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greek- by the side of, sympathetic
parasympathetic
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greek- light; latin- to recieve
photoreceptor
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latin- tender, soft; mother
pia matter
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latin- braid
plexus
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greek- old man; eye
presbyopia
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latin- one's own; a reciever
proprioceptor
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latin- bridge
pons
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latin- to move backward; to restrain
reciprocal inhibition
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latin- bent back
reflex
46
latin- a net
retina
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latin- a dance or leap
saltatory
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Schwann, German anatomist (1810-1882)
Schwann cell
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greek- body
soma
50
latin- stirrup
stapes
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latin- to incite
stimuli
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latin- groove or furrow
sulci
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latin- total
summation
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greek- to feel with
sympathetic
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greek- to join
synapse
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greek- chamber
thalamus
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greek- heat; Latin- to recieve
thermoreceptor
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greek- drum
tympanic
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latin- wandering
vagus
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Wernicke, German neurologist (1848-1905)
Wernicke area