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| What is "process of recording the electrical activity of the brain" | electroencephalography
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| The diagnostic test in which cerebrospinal fluid is withdrawn from the lumbar back for analysis is? | lumbar puncture
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| neurolysis is? | destruction of a nerve
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| cephal/o | head
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| The section that processes our thoughts, judgement, and memory is the? | cerebrum
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| The cranial nerve that supplies most organs in the abdominal and thoracic cavities is the? | vagus nerve
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| One-sided facial paralysis with an unknown cause is known as? | Bell's palsy
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| headache? | cephalalgia
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| a reflex test that suggests abnormalities in the nervous system is known as? | Babinski's sign
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| The section of the brain that contains the thalamus and hypothalamus is the? | diencephalon
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| Fainting? | syncope
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| The largest section of the brain is the? | cerebrum
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| impairment of speech | dysphasia
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| The cranial nerve that transports impulses for sense of smell to the brain is the? | olfactory nerve
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| -paresis | weakness
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| the thin innermost layer of the meninges is the? | pia mater
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| an abnormal deep sleep resulting from an illness or injury is a? | coma
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| Nerve tumor | neuroma
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| The section of the brain that maintains balance? | cerebellum
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| Olfactory | transports impulses for sense of smell
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| Optic | Carries impulses from sense of sight
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| oculomotor | motor impulses for eye muscle movement and the pupil of eye
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| trochlear | controls oblique muscle of eye on each side
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| trigeminal | carries sensory facial impulses and controls muscles for chewing; branches into eye, forehead, upper and lower jaw
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| abducens | controls an eyeball muscle to turn eye to side
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| facial | controls facial muscles for expression, slivation, and teste on two-thirds of tongue (anterior)
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| vestibulocochlear | responsible for impulses of equilibrium and hearing; also called auditory nerve
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| glossopharyngeal | carries sensory impulses from pharynx (swallowing) and taste on on-third of tongue
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| vagus | supplies most organs in abdominal and thoracic cavities
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| accessory | controls the neck and shoulder muscles
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| hypoglossal | controls tongue muscles
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