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66 Cards in this Set
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transmit impulses
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neurons
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towards, to brain
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sensory neurons (afferent nerves)
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away from the brain
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motor neurons (efferent nerves)
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recieve impulses & send to rest of body
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dendrites
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covering of the nerve
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myelin sheath
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space between the neurons
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synapse
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brain & spinal cord
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central nervous system
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cranial & spinal nerves
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peripheral nerves
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largest part of the brain/memory & thinking
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cerebrum
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motor functions
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frontal
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recieves messages & interperts
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parietal
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eyesight
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occipital
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hearing & sense of smell
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temporal
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coordination
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cerebellum
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recieving messages from eyes, ears & skin & then sends messages on to cerebrum
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thalamus
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vital body functions
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hypothalamus
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connects brain to spinal cord
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midbrain
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bridge, connects the cerebellum to the rest of the brain
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pons
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vital life functions
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medulla oblongata
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covering on the brain & spinal cord
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meninges
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outer
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dura mater
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middle
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arachnoid
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inner
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pia mater
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carry cerebral spinal fluid
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ventricles
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without strenght/weakness
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asthenia
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without coordination/balance
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ataxia
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feeling that something is going to happen
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aura
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don't respond in their own world
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autism
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brain injury at birth
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cerebral palsy
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deep unconsciouness
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coma
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blow to the head
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concussion
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trouble w/memory, thinking process not good
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dementia
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shingles
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herpes zoster
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kids version of shingles, chicken pox
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varicella zoster
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hereditary mental & body
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hutnington's chorea
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too much cerbral spinal fluid
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hydrocephalus
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person does not respond well
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lethargy
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children w/high temp. in apsirin
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Reye's Syndrome
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sciatic nerve, inflammed, hip nerve leg & back
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sciatica
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fainting
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syncope
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unilateral, paralysis of the face
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Bell's Palsy
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stroke
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CVA
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What is a stroke? 3
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1. Bloodclot
2. Embolus 3. Bleeding |
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ministroke, temporary loss of blood to the brain
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TIA
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seizures
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epilepsies
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uncontrolable jerking, muscle coordination
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convulsions
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most severe jerking
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grand mal
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hands shake, trembling
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parkinson's disease
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parkison's disease shuffling walk
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gait
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mylin sheath deteorating
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multiple sclerosis
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memory loss, serious mental detoration
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Alzheimer's Disease
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central nervous system
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CNS
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cerebral palsy
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CP
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cerebospinal fluid
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CSF
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cerebrovascular accident
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CVA
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electroencephalogram
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EEG brain wave
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lumbar puncture
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LP
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multiple sclerosis
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MS
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transient ischemic attack
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TIA
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Lou Gehrig's Disease
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ALS
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involuntary reaction
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reflex
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paralysis, no movement
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-plegia
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weakness, some movement
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-paresis
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paralysis of half (right or left)
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hemiplegia
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accidents, paralysis of both legs
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paraplegia
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accidents paralysis of all extremities
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quadriplegia
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