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Brain protections | cranium, meninges, cerebral spinal fluid, Blood Brain barrier.
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Spinal tap | a needle is inserted in the lumbar region to remove cerebral spinal fluid as a treatment or for diagnosis
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West Nile Virus | virus transmitted by mosquitos • Commonly found in tropical/temperate climates •80% of those infected have no symptoms •Those with symptoms – usually flu-like •RARELY – meningitis/encephalitis
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cerebral palsy | Problems with voluntary muscle movements because of damage to developing brain (often before birth) •Symptoms: Stiff muscles, exaggerated reflexes, lack of coordination, involuntary movements
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hydrocephalus | increased amount of CSF in ventricles of brain that causes swelling of head
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Meningitis | inflammation of the linings of the brain and spinal cord •Tests: blood cultures, x-rays, LUMBAR PUNCTURE •Symptoms: Severe headache, Stiff neck, Nausea/Vomiting
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Multiple Sclerosis | chronic autoimmune disease that attacks myelin sheaths •Symptoms: Weakness of extremities, Numbness, Double vision, Speech problems
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Parkinson's disease | idiopathic disease where dopamine producing cells slowly die •Symptoms: Tremors, Slow movement, Shuffling gait, Muscular rigidity, Dementia in late stages
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Poliomelitis | contagious viral disease of nerve - almost eradicated in US because of vaccine •Flu-like symptoms that may lead to paralysis and death
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Alzheimer's Disease | Idiopathic degenerative disease where nerve endings in cerebrum deteriorate •Usually Elderly •Symptoms: Memory loss, Personality changes, Impaired reasoning, Late – loss of physical functions
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Epilepsy | caused by excessive uncontrolled electrical activity in brain •diagnosed with EEG •Symptoms: Hallucinations, Seizures, sometimes loss of consciousness
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Types of memory storage | Long term and short term memory
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Factors influencing transfer of STM to LTM | emotional state, repetition, association,
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Declarative memory | memory of facts and events, and refers to those memories that can be consciously recalled
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Procedural memory | The unconscious memory of skills and how to do things, particularly the use of objects or movements of the body
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lumbar puncture | also called a spinal tap. A needle is inserted in the lumbar region to remove a cerebral spinal fluid.
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concussion | an alteration of brain function after a blow to the head.
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Cerebral vascular accident | also called a stroke. Blood circulation to an area of the brain is blocked because of a artery is blocked or ruptures.
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cerebral edema | swelling of the brain
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subdural hematoma | blood accumulating in brain cavity increasing pressure on the brain.
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