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100
Assess condition of NS
What is testing spinal somatic reflexes
100
This can cause hemiplegia
What is Cerebrovascular accident
100
The brain area for understanding writing and speaking
What is Wernicke's
100
Purely sensory cranial nerves
What is olfactory and optic
100
The layers of the meninges
What is dura, arachnoid, pia
200
Controlled by the right hemisphere
What is intuition and artistic skills
200
This brain injury causes a temporary alteration in function
What is Concussion
200
This sensory area tells you it's time for a potty break
What is visceral sensory area
200
These cranial nerves goes to the tongue for swallowing
What is hypoglossal and glossopharyngeal
200
Cardiovascular center is in this part of the brain stem
What is medulla oblongata
300
Transection of the spinal cord can causes these losses
What is sensory and motor
300
The spinal cord and medulla join at this structure
What is foramen magnum
300
This area of the brain is for speaking and voluntary movement
What is Broca's
300
This cranial nerve raises the eyelids
What is occulomotor
300
Occipital, frontal, parietal, temporal, insula
What is names of lobes in cerebral hemisphere
400
Causes degeneration of dopamine neurons
What is Parkinson's
400
This brain structure sorts and edits information
What is thalamus
400
Head position and balance are from this sensory area
What is vestibular
400
This cranial nerve is the largest with 3 divisions
What is trigeminal
400
This is the strongest layer of the meninges
What is dura
500
Sensory area for awareness of odor i
What is olfactory cortex
500
This structure of the brain regulates food intake
What is hypothalamus
500
This area of the cerebrum is the site of conscious mind such as awareness
What is cerebral cortex
500
Cervical, brachial, lumbar, sacral-which plexus would go to the upper limb
What is brachial
500
This cranial nerve has taste sensation from the posterior tongue
What is glossopharyngeal
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