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Chatper 12 test

Chatper 12 & 13 test

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The combining form for cephal/o Head
The combining form for encephal/o Brain
The combining form for neur/o nerve
The suffix -plegia paralysis
The suffix -phasia speech
What is the nervous system responsible for? Coordinating all the activity of the body
What are the two basic types of cells in the nervous tissue consists of? Neurons and neuroglial cells
Define the following: Gray matter and White Matter? Gray matter is comprised of unsheathed or uncovered bodies and dendrites. White matter is myelinated nerve fibers
The largest section of the brain is? Cerebrum
The cerebrum is subdivided into left and right halves called? Cerebral Hermispheres
The final portion of the brain is the? Brain Stem
The brain, and the spinal cord is also protected by? Cerebrospinal Fluid
Dura mater also means Tough mother
This is where either type of nerve is attached to the nervous system? Nerve Root
What is the name of the cranial nerves that controls facsial muscles for expression, salivation, and taste on two thirds of tongue (anterior) Facaial
The medical term "cephalagia" means Head pain
Whats is the medical term for nerve tumor? Neuroma
The medical term "dysphasia" mean Difficult speech
The medical term "palsy" means? tempory or permanit loss of ability to control movement
The medical term syncope mean fainting
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