Exam 14: Nervous System

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Nerves that transmit impulses to the CNS are called:

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A cerebrovascular accident may be called all of the following except:

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The inability to be still is termed:

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A condition of lack of development of the brain is:

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Paralysis that affects one side of the body is called:

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A neuroblastoma is a:

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The meaning of the abbreviation ALS is ________.

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A temporary interference in the blood supply to the brain is also known as a:

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Which of the following is not a membrane that encloses the brain?

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An inherited,progressive disease that causes degeneration of brain cells and which affects Jewish children is:

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The types of seizures experienced by those with epilepsy are classified into four main categories.Name and describe these categories.

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A sudden spasm or seizure can be known as:

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Write the correct meaning for TENS:

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The surgical incision into the skull is:

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A transient ischemic attack (TIA) is sometimes referred to as :

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There are two principal tissue types in the nervous system.Name these tissues.

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Write the correct abbreviation for transient ischemic attack:

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The term for an abnormal slowness of motion is spelled:

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A partial seizure is defined as one that:

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What are the two causes of stroke and how do these causes affect the brain?

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