10
12
14
16
Pons
Cerebrum
Cerebellum
Basal ganglia
Cerebral gyri
Cerebral sulci
Cerebral cortex
Cerebral hemispheres
Brain stem
Cauda equine
Nerve root
Spinal cord
Myelography
Cerebral angioplasty
Lumbar puncture
MRA
Autonomic nervous system
Brainstem
Cerebral cortex
Central nervous system
Plexuses
Sulci
Synapses
Ventricles
Nerve cell
Membrane
Nerve root
Sheath
Huntington disease
Hydrocephalus
Multiple sclerosis
Spina bifida
Alzheimer disease
Cerebral palsy
Tourette syndrome
Myasthenia gravis
Meningitis
Chorea
Parkinson disease
Tourette syndrome
Aneurysm
Cerebrovascular accident
Cardiovascular accident
Ictal event
The patient presents with a history of progressive right hemiparesis. Skull films, EEG, and CSS analysis were all normal. MRA will be ordered to assess cerebral blood flow.
The patient presents with a history of progressive right hemiparesis. Skull films, EEG, and CSF analysis were all normal. MRA will be ordered to assess cerebral blood flow.
The patient presents with a history of progressive light hemiparesis. Skull films, EKG, and CSF analysis were all normal. MRH will be ordered to assess cerebral blood flow.
The patient presents with a history of progressive right hemiparesis. Skull films, ECG, and ESF analysis were all normal. MRA will be ordered to assess cerebral blood flow.
Examination of the thumb shows weakness of the plantar muscles with slight atrophy. NCV shows decreased conduction velocity.
Examination of the thumb shows weakness of thenar muscles with slight atrophy. MCV shows decreased conduction velocity.
Examination of the thumb shows weakness of thenar muscles with slight atrophy. NCV shows decreased conduction velocity.
Examination of the thumb shows weakness of the plantar muscles with slight atrophy. MCV shows decreased conduction velocity.
Hypesthesia
Anesthesia
Bradykinesia
Hyperesthesia
Anoxia
Dyslexia
Paraplegia
Ataxia
Anosmia
Aphasia
Dyslexia
Dysphagia
Brainstem
Gray matter
Occipital lobe
White matter
Glial cell
Epithelial cell
Neuron
Proton
Densitometric
Microsurgery
Sterotactic
Laparoscopic
Multiple sclerosis
Cerebral palsy
Huntington chorea
Narcolepsy
Encephalopathy
Bell palsy
Cerebral palsy
Concussion
Neurotransmitters
Components of CSF
Only found in patients with neurological disorders
Components of the myelin sheath
Is part of the central nervous system
Regulates voluntary motor control
Regulates involuntary motor control
Transmits impulses to the cerebrum
Cortex
Fissure
Lobe
Medulla
Response to pain
Motor coordination
Gait
Reflexes
Hormans
Brudzinski
Anterior drawer
Startle
Loss of an axon in a neuron
Loss of dendrites in a neuron
Loss of protective sheath surrounding neurons
Loss of the connective tissue between neurons
Cerebellum, cerebrum, and spinal cord
Dura mater and the pia mater
Pons, midbrain, and medulla oblongata
Thalamus and hypothalmamus
At the beginning of the spinal cord above the atlas
In the cerebellum
Between vertebrae
At the end of the spinal cord below the first lumbar vertebra
Inability to read
Inability to remember
Inability to speak
Inability to speak remembered words properly
Congenital absence of the brain and cranial space
Lack of memory
Loss of the power to recognize sensory stimuli even though sensory facilities are intact
Loss of sensation
Tumor composed of neuroglial cells (astrocytes)
Tumor arising from specialized tissue found in the brain and spinal cord
Soft, infiltrating malignant tumor of the roof of the fourth ventricle and cerebellum
Rapidly growing malignant tumor composed of primitive glial cells
Inability to read
Inability to fix the range of movement in muscular activity
Severe sharp pain
Loss of the power to recognize sensory stimuli even though sensory facilities are intact
The inability to read despite normal vision
The impairment of intellectual ability
The inability to fix the range of movement in muscular activity
Severe pain along the course of a nerve
Severe pain along the course of a nerve
The sensation of numbness, pricking, burning, crawling, or tingling
A disease marked by tingling, itching, and disturbing sensations
Impairment or lessening of sensitivity to touch
Terminal portion of the spinal cord and roots of spinal nerves below the first lubar nerve
Proliferation of neuroglial tissue in CNS
Disease of CNS, usually caused by syphilis
Rare disease of nervous system; Guillain-Barre sundrome
Rapidly growing malignant tumor
Congenital hernia in which meninges protrude through an opening in the skull or spinal column
Abnormal smallness of the head
Protrusion of the brain through any opening in the skull
Proliferation of neuroglial tissue in CNS
Impairment of sensitivity to touch
Inflammation of the spinal cord
To and fro movement of the eyeballs as seen in brain damage
Sensitivity to pain
Severe pain along the course of a nerve
Disease marked by tingling, itching, and disturbing sensations in the thigh
Sharp pain along a nerve
Soft, infiltrating malignant tumor of the roof of the fourth ventricle and cerebellum
Star-shaped tumor
Tumor arising from specialized tissue found in the brain and spinal cord
Tumor composed of glial cells in the cerebral hemisphere
Interruption of a nerve fiber tract within the spinal cord for relief of pain
Dissection of the posterior root of the trigeminal ganglion
Excision of a nerve
Suture of a nerve
Injury resulting from a blow
Tremor
Violent involuntary muscular contractions and relaxations
Involuntary and quick repetitious spasms of a muscle
Rapidly growing malignant tumor composed of primitive glial cells
Tumor arising from specialized tissue found in the brain and spinal cord
Tumor composed of glial cells in the cerebral hemisphere
Inflammation of the brain and spinal cord and their membranes
Sensation of numbness, tingling, prickling, etc.
Lessening of sensitivity to touch
Decreased sensitivity to pain
Consciousness
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