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CNS med surg

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Agosia   loss of ability to recognize objects  
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Ataxia   inability to coordiante muscle movement  
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Aphasia   Inability to express/understand language  
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Dysphasia   No speech  
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Dysphonia   change in the tone of the voice  
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dysphagia   difficulty swallowing  
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Otorrhea   leakage of CSF through the ear  
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Rhinorrhea   leakage of CSF through the nose  
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Hmiplegia   one-half of a pt.'s body is paralyed  
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stereognosis   the ability to perceive the form of an object by using the sense of touch  
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paraplegi   paralysis of the lower portion of the body, sometimes involving the trunk  
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graphesthesia   the ability to recognize writing on the skin  
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bradykinesia   slowed movement due to muscle rigidity  
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hemianopsia   the loss of half the vision in both eyes  
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fasciculation   involuntary twitch of muscle fibers  
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coma   unconsciousness, unresponsiveness, and inability to arouse  
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akinetic mutism   unresponsiveness to the environment, pt. makes no movement or sound but sometimes opens eyes  
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persistent vegetative state   pt. is devoid of cognitive function but has sleep way sycles  
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lock-in syndrome   pt. is unable to move or respond except for eye movements due to a lesion affecting the pons  
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decorticate posturing   flexion and internal rotation of forearms and hands; lesions to the corticospinal tracts  
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decerebrate rigidity   extension and external rotation of forearms and hands; lesions to the midbrain, pons, or diencephalons  
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