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connecting neurons
interneurons
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what is the membrane that encloses the brain?
menengies
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What lobe contains centers for auditory and language input?
temporal
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Where are the brain's major motor areas located?
frontal lobe
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what part of the nervous system contains the brain and the spinal cord?
Central Nervous System
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What can a cerebrovascular accident be called?
stroke
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Confusion, memory loss, and other cognitive defects. A severe form of senile dementia
Alzheimer's disease
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pertaining to the interrelationship of the mind and the body
Psychosomatic
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A division or section of spinal nerve roots; rhizotomy
Radiocotomy
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A chromaffin cell tumor of the adrenal medulla or of the sympathic nervous system
Pheochromocytoma
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Swelling of the optical disk, usually caused by increased intracranial pressure; choked disk
Papilledema
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sugical crushing of a nerve
Neurotripsy
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a thin membranous sheath that enveloops a nerve fiber; sheath of schwann or neurolemma
Neurilemma
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An artificially induced condition of sleep
Hypnosis
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Paralysis that affects one half of the body
hemilegia
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a condition in which an individual has difficulty in comprehending written language
Dyslexia
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Surgical excision of a portion of the skull
Craniotomy
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head pain; headache
cephalaglgia
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A condition of imperfect development of the spinal cord
Atelomyelia
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A loss or lack of the ability to eat or swallow
Aphagia
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A condition in which there is a loss or lack of memory
Amnesia
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An abnormal fear of high places
Acrophobia
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The medulla oblongata regulates and controls what?
regulates respiration, controls heart rate, blood pressure, and digestive activities
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pairs of cranial nerves
12
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2 divisions of nervous system
central and peripheral
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3 types of neurons
connecting, sensory, and motor
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pairs of spinal nerves
31
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which disease or condition has symptoms of double vision, falling, slurred speech, staggering
transient ischemic attack
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two structures that protect and cover the eye
choroid and sclera
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what part of the eye compares to the camera lens
lens
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what part of the eye compares to the camera film?
retina
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fluid in brain and spinal cord
cerebrum spinal
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lobe that controls motor function
frontal lobe
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vrt
voice recognition technology
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Bellspalsy
cause drooping of Left side
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controls the size of the pupil
iris
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Controls 7 body functions
hypothalamos
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which lobe controls speech?
frontal lobe
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scheduling when patient waits for a long period of time
wave scheduling
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medulla oblongata
adjoins the spinal cord
controls lungs, heart, and blood pressure
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