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Medical Terminology

The Nervous System-Neurology and Psychiatry

TermDefinition
What does the Peripheral Nervous System collect? Data
The Unified collection of cells in the brain and spine are known as the _____ ______ ______ Central Nervous system
Greek for "Mind" Psyche
Encephalo Brain
Neuro Nerves
Myelo Spinal Cord
The brain has several sections called ___ Lobes
The brain is divded in halves called ______ Hemispheres
The Largest Portion of your brain is _______ Cerebrum
Underneath the Cerebrum is the ______ Cerebellum
The Cerebellum controls ________ Movement
Your Central Nervous System is covered in a protective membrane called the ________ Meninges
The tough outer layer of the CNS and brain is called the ____. Dura
Cerebr/o Encephal/o Brain
Cerebell/o Cerebellum
Lob/o Lobe
Cephal/o Head
Crani/o Head, Skull
Mening/o Meningi/o Meninges
Gangli/o Nerve Bundles
Myel/o Spinal Cord, Bone Marrow
Esthesi/o Feeling, Sensation
Phas/o Speech
Phern/o Pysch/o Mind
Somn/o Somn/i Hypn/o Sleep
Gnosi/o Know
-Mania Excessive desire
-phobia Excessive fear or sensitivity
-Paresis Slight or Partial Paralysis
Ton/o Muscle Tone, Tension, Pressure
Tax/o Arrangement, Order, Coordination
-Plegia Paralysis
-asthenia Weakness
Patient History, Problems, Complaints Impairments, Pain, Paralysis, Senstation/Feelings, Phobia/Mania Subjective
Observation and Discovery Diagnostic Procedures Structure Function Professional Terms Seizure Objective
Diagnosis and Pathology Structure Function Assessment
Treatments and Therapies Anesthesia Drugs Surgical Procedures Plan
Neuralgia Causalgia Painful signals
Hyperesthesia, Dysesthesia Problems receiving Sensations
Syncope Fainting
Problem with speaking Aphasia Dysphasia
Problems with reading Dsylexia
Abnormal Fears Phobia
Unhealthy obsessions Manias
Person enters a sudden state of confusion or abrupt loss of awareness of their surroundings is called _______ Delirium
The term "Little brain" means ___________ Cerebellum
The term that means half the head that comes from the word hemicranias is called Migraine
A disease when a person speaks too fast is called ______ tachyphasia
When a person reports the feeling or sensing of a missing limb that is called autosomatognosis
somnambulation, noctambulation, or somnambulism The term that means someone walks while asleep
A condition characterized by involuntary muscle movements is Dystonia
Greek term "paresis" means to To let go To slacken
The definition of ton/o is ______. tension muscle tone pressure
The term that describes weakness of the nerves is ________ Neurasthenia
Inflammation of the cerebellum is defined as _________. Cerebellitis
Which of the following is/are terms associated with an EEG? Graphy Electro Encephalo
An image of the spinal cord is a _______ Myelogram
Glioblastomas Medulloblastomas Astrocytoma Nervous System Tumors
What is a disease of the blood vessels in the brain. Cerebrovasular disease
What is a premature closure of the skull bone/s called? Craniosynostosis
an accident involving the blood vessels of the brain? CVA
A procedure used to examine blood vessels in the brain is ______. Cerebral angiography.
Inflammation of the tendon _______ Tendinitis
Joint inflammation Arthritis
Inflammation of the bursa Bursitis
Removal of a rib Costectomy
Wrist inflammation Carpitis
Bone Inflammation Osteitis
Decrease in muscle tone or tightness Hypotonia
Softening of a muscle Myomalacia
Muscle Tone Myotonia
Instrument for looking into a joint Arthroscope
Translate the root/suffix asthenia Weakness
Mening/o, Meningi/o What root refers to the membrane surrounding the brain and spinal cord?
What root refers to the nerve bundle? Gangli/o
Which root refers to the spinal cord or bone marrow? Myel/o
Which is the correct breakdown and translation of the medical term encephalalgia? Encephal (brain) + algia (pain) = brain pain
Which is the correct breakdown and translation of the medical term synesthesia? syn (with, together) + esthesia (feeling, sensation) = together sensation; condition where one sensation is experienced as another
Which is the correct breakdown and translation of the medical term apathy? a (no) + path (suffering, disease) + y (condition) = without feeling; lack of emotion
Which is the correct breakdown and translation of the medical term polyneuritis? poly (many) + neur (nerve) + itis (inflammation) = inflammation of multiple nerves
Cephalodynia Head Pain
Build a medical term that means "nerve pain." Neuralgia
Build a medical term that means "abnormal narrowing of the skull." Craniostenosis
Build a medical term that means "excessive bleeding inside the brain." Intracerebral hemorrhage
Build a medical term that means "removal of a piece of the skull." Craniectomy
A patient experiencing an abnormal sensation, usually numbness or tingling in the skin, is experiencing Paresthesia.
An excessive desire to steal is called Kleptomania.
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