click below
click below
Normal Size Small Size show me how
LOM CHAPER 10
Language of medicaine chapter 10 medical billing
Question | Answer |
---|---|
Part of brain responsible for coordinating muscle movements and balance? | cerebellum |
Pertaining to muscle and nerves | myoneural |
neurotransmitter- a messenger inhibits nerve muscle or gland cells | acetylcholine |
Part of nerve cell first recieves nervous impulse | Dendrite |
Elevated portions cerebral cortex | gyri |
Burning sensation of pain | Causalgia |
Network interlacing nerve fibers in the peripheral nervous system | plexus |
portion of brain controls pituitary gland, water balance, body temperature | hypothalmus |
Glial cells- cell in nervous system that is supportive and communitive in function | astrocytes |
Space between nerve cells | Synapse |
Controls breathing, heartbeat, and the size of blood vessels | Medulla oblongata |
inability to speak | apashia |
Collection of spinal nerves below end of spinal cord | Cauda equina |
X-ray record of the spinal cord | myelogram |
Collection of blood within the meningeal layers | subdural hematoma |
Abnormal sensation of tingling or prickling | paresthesia |
Inflamation of spinal nerve root | Radiculitis |
A highly malignant brain tumor | Glioblastoma |
Paralysis of four extremities | Quadriplegia |
Cerebral aneurysm, thrombosis, or hemmorrhage ca be the cause of | cerebrovascular accident (CBA) |
Fainting | Syncope |
Spina bifida is associated with-( neural tube defects lumbar spinal column caused by imperfect vertebral | meningomyelocele |
Parkinson disease is charectorized by- weakness of musles, slowness of movements, degeneration of neurons in basal ganglia | shuffling gait |
Disorder of reading, writing, and learning | Dyslexia |
Condition of no nervous sensation | Anesthesia |
Inner core of bones manufactures most blood cells | Bone marrow |
malignant disease of bone marrow which excessive white blood cells are produced | Leukimia |
bone marrow from same species (human) | allogenic |
Draining device enables fluids to be drained from one area into another | Shunt |
CFS- cerebrospinal fluid shunt CSE- is produced in the ventricles of the brain, building pressure and causing brain damage | Shunting Procedures |
Decompression(freeing)intact nerves from scar tissue | neuroplasty |
Corrects muscle misalignment | Strabismus Surgery |
Inibits nerve,muscle, or gland cells a messenger. (acetylcholine) | neurotransmiter |
Three protective membranes that surround the brain and splint cord | meninges |
Composed of Lymph Tissue and is located in the left upper quadrant of the abdomen | Spleen |
Approach Definitive | Skull Base Procedures (surgery) |
limited- removal of lymph nodes only radical- removal lymph nodes, glands,and surrounding tissue | Words that Describes Lyphodectomy |
There are how many glands in the endocrine system | nine glands |
There are how many endocrine glands in the endocrine subsection of CPT | Four glands |
Cataracts and lens replacement uses how many different approaches? | Three |
Most common neuroplastic procedures | carpal tunnel |
The terms subtotal and partial mean | less than the total |
What does CBA mean? | cerebrovascular accident |
Central Nervous System consists of | the bran and spinal cord |