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B's systems: nerv, endocr, resp, digest, urin, reprod

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nervous system includes   brain, spinal cord, nerves and sense organs  
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nervous system function   regulates body activities through action potentials (nerve impulses)  
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neuroma   nerve tumour  
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neuron   conducting cell of nervous system  
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axon   conducts impulses away from cell body  
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dendrite   conducts impulses towards cell body  
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meninges   covering of brain and spinal cord  
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outermost layer of meninges   dura mater (fibrous membrane)  
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middle layer of meninges   arachnoid membrane (fragile, fibrous layer)  
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innermost layer of meninges   pia mater (extremely thin, has rich blood supply)  
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space between dura mater and arachnoid membrane   subdural space (site of hemorrhage after head trauma)  
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space between arachnoid membrane and pia mater   epidural or subarachnoid space (filled with cerebrospinal fluid)  
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afferent (in nervous system)   sensory impulses to brain  
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efferent (in nervous system)   motor impulses from brain  
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aphasia   loss or impairment of speech, written language or signs  
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aphonia   loss of speech  
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apraxia   partial or complete loss of ability to perform movements  
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ataxia   impairment of coordination of movement  
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dysphagia   difficulty in swallowing  
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dysphasia   impairment of speech  
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dyspraxia   partial loss of ability to coordinate movements  
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migraine headaches   throbbing vascular headache, associated with constriction and dilation of arteries within the brain  
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cerebral palsy   progressive, permanent disorder of movement and posture resulting from an insult to the immature brain  
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epilepsy   abnormal electrical activity of brain causing spasms  
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endocrine system includes   all hormone-producing glands and cells  
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endocrine system fnc   regulates body activities through hormones transported in the blood  
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hypercalcemia   excess calcium in the blood  
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metabolism   sum of all chemical and physical changes in body  
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respiratory system includes   lungs, and associated passageways such as pharynx, larynx, trachea, bronchial tubes  
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digestive system function   break down and absorb food for use by cells and eliminate wastes  
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Crohn's Disease   chronic inflammation of GI tract  
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urinary system fnc   regulates chemical composition of blood, eliminates wastes...  
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prostatectomy   excision of prostate  
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