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nervous system

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antiepileptic   not having seizures  
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aphasia   w/out ability to speak or communicate  
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cerebrovascular   blood flow to the brain  
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dementia   condition of being w/out the mind  
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electroencephalography   diagnostic procedure to record brain activity  
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hemiplegic   half paralyzed  
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hyperesthesia   heightened awareness to touch  
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hypoglossal   under the tongue  
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meningitis   inflammation of the linings of the brain  
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paresthesia   condition of abnormal sensations (tingling/burning)  
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HNP   herniated nucleus pulposus - slipped disk  
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seizure   epilept/o  
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speech   phas/o  
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largest part of brain   cerebr/o  
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blood vessel   vascul/o  
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mind, chin   ment/o  
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electricity   electr/o  
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brain   encephal/o  
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paralysis   pleg/o  
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sensation or feeling   esthes/o  
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tongue   gloss/o  
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protective membranes of the brain   meningi/o or mening/o  
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skull   crani/o  
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CVA   cerebrovascular accident  
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coma   deep state of unconsciousness  
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concussion   traumatic injury to brain  
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dementia   lessening of brain abilities  
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dyslexia   difficulty reading and writing  
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enchephalitis   inflammation of the brain  
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epilepsy   miss-firing of the brain  
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hematoma   hemat/o blood oma tumor, mass  
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word   lex/o  
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hydrocephalus   water on the brain  
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swallow   phagia  
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weakness   paresis  
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paralysis   plegia  
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speach   phasia  
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fainting   syncope (syncop/o)  
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meninges   pia mater, arachnoid, dura mater  
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thought, emotion   frontal lobe  
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sensory   parietal (high on the side)  
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hearing   temporal (ear area)  
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vision   occipital (very back)  
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relay station, processes and sent on   thalamus  
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endocrine and neurological function   hypothalamus  
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CSF   cerebrospinal fluid found in ventricles in the brain  
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fight or flight   sympathetic branch  
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rest and digest   parasympathetic branch  
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ALS or amyotrophic lateral sclerosis   a w/out, myo muscle, troph/o development, -ic pertaining to, scler/o hard, -osis abnormal condition, process  
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MS multiple sclerosis   chronic progressive degenerative autoimmuine disease, body makes antibogies against myelin  
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TIA transient ischemic attack   mini-stroke comes and goes - lack of blood flow to brain  
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angiography   angi/o blood vessel, lymphatic vessel  
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doppler   high frequency sound waves - 2 dimensional  
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CAT scan   bony structures  
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MRI   soft tissues  
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myelography   myel/o bone marrow, spinal cord, myelin; inject die to look at structure  
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PET scan   positron emission tomography - uses radioactive substance that emits positrons (tom/o cut, slice, layer)  
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EEG   electroencephalography - procedure to record electrical activity of brain  
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Babinski's sign   test for neurological function  
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GCS   Glasgow coma scale - measures depth of coma  
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LP   lumbar puncture - to obtain cerebrospinal fluid(CSF) also called spinal tap  
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TENS   transcutaneous electrical nerve stimulation  
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carotic endarterectomy   innermost artery surgical excision - to remove plaque from the carotid artery  
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surgical incision into scull   craniotomy  
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