Pathology
Medications
Medical Terms
Anatomy
Physiology
100
Severe head pain, sensitivity to light, dizziness, and nausea
What is a Migraine
100
Aspirin, Bayer, Tylenol, Ibuprofen, Motrin are examples of what
What are examples of analgesics
100
Hemat/o
What is a combining form for blood
100
Spinal cord and brain
What are the two primary organs that make up the nervous system
100
neuroglial cells produce
what is myelin
200
Intracranial mass either benign or malignant
What is a brain tumor
200
A drug that has a relaxing or calming effect
What is a sedative
200
Later/o
What is a combining form for side
200
Cerebrum
What is the largest section of the brain
200
acts as a center for relaying impulses from eyes, ears, and skin to the cerebellum
what is thamulus
300
Temporary or permanent loss of function or voluntary movement
What is paralysis
300
Morphine, oxycodne, oxycontin, demerol are examples of what
What examples of narcotic analgesics
300
a-
What stands for without
300
Cerebrum, cerebellum, diencephalon, and brain stem
What are the four sections of the brain
300
the tough fiberous sac around the central nervous system
what is dura mater
400
brain disorder in which seizures and loss of consciousness occur
What is epilepsy
400
a drug that promotes sleep
What is hypnotic
400
poli/o
What is the combining form for gray matter
400
Olfactory, optic, oculomotor, trochlear, trigeminal, abdugens, facial, vertibulocochlear, glossopharyngeal, vagus, accessory, hypoglossal
What are the 12 crainal nerves
400
aids in coordinating voluntary body movements, and maintaing balance
what is Cerebellum
500
inflammation of the cerebellum
What is cerebellitis
500
Lidocaine, Novacaine, Xylocaine does what
What is a drug that produces a loss of sensation or loss of consciousness
500
-plasty
What stands for surgical repair
500
Dura mater, arachnoid layer, pia mater
What are the three layers of meninges
500
Cerebrospinal fluids protects
What is brain and spinal cord
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