ABNORMAL ACCUMULATION OF CEREBRAL SPINAL FLUID IN THE BRAIN RESULTING FROM A BLOCKAGE IN ITS ROUTE OF FLOW OR ITS ABILITY OF REABSORPTION.
HYDROCEPHALUS
100
HEARING LOSS THAT RESULTS FROM ANY CONDITION THAT INTERFERES FROM THE TRANSMISSION OF VIBRATIONS TO THE INNER EAR.
CONDUCTIVE DEAFNESS
100
SUDDEN SEIZURES RESULTING IN MOTOR CONVULSIONS. SENSORY AND PSYCHIC DISTURBANCES AND AND OFTEN IMPAIRED CONSCIOUSNESS.
EPILEPSY
100
MUSCULAR INCOORDINATION RESULTIMNMG FROM DAMAGE TO THE MOTOR AREAS OF THE BRAIN DURING FETAL DEVELOPMENT, BIRTH OR INFANCY.
CEREBRAL PALSY
100
UNABLE TO STORE NEW INFORMATION IN THE BRAIN DUE TO A BRAIN INJURY
ANTEROGRADE AMNESIA
200
DEGENERATIVE DISORDER OF THE FACIAL NERVE WHICH CAUSES SAGGING MOUTH AND DROOPING EYELIDS AND CAN RESULT IN DISTORTED OR LOSS OF SPEECH.
BELL PALSY
200
LANGUAGE DEFICIT WHEN A PERSON CAN SPEAK NORMALLY AND UNDERSTAND SPEECH BUT CANNOT IDENTIFY WRITTEN WORDS OR PICTURES.
ANOMIC APHASIA
200
BLINDNESS CAUSED BY ELEVATED PRESSURE IN THE EYE DUE TO AN ACCUMULATION OF AQUEOUS HUMOR WHICH COMPRESSES THE BLOOD VESSELS THAT NOURISH THE RETINA CAUSING THE CELLS OF THE EYE TO DIE.
GLAUCOMA
200
INABILITY TO RECOGNIZE, IDENTIFY AND NAME FAMILAR OBJECTS DUE TO THE PRESENCE OF TEMPORAL LOBE LESIONS.
AGNOSIA
200
LANGUAGE DEFICIT WHERE A PERSON CANNOT COMPREHEND WRITTEN AND SPOKEN WORDS.
FLUENT APHASIA
300
UNABLE TO RECALL PREVIOUS INFORMATION THAT WAS STORED IN THE BRAIN BEFORE A BRAIN INJURY OCCURRED.
RETROGRADE AMNESIA
300
CHRONIC UNILATERAL PUPILLARY CONSTRICTION, SAGGING OF THE EYELIDS AND WITHDRAWL OF THE EYE INTO THE ORBIT. CAUSED WHEN THERE IS AN INTERRUPTION IN THE SYMPATHETIC INNERVATION OF THE HEAD.
HORNER SYNDROME
300
RINGING IN THE EARS THAT DOESN'T GO AWAY
TINNITUS
300
MIDDLE EAR INFECTION
OTITIS MEDIA
300
A CONDITION IN WHICH THE EYEBALL IS TOO LONG. CORRECTED WITH CONCAVE LENSES.
MYOPIA
400
A CONDITION IN WHICH THE EYEBALL IS TOO SHORT. cORRECTED WITH CONVEX LENSES.
HYPEROPIA
400
OPTICAL DEFECT IN WHICH VISION IS BLURRED DUE TO IRREGULAR OR "TORIC CURVATURE" OF THE CORNEA OR LENS.
ASTIGMATISM
400
TYPE OF DIZZINESS WHERE THERE IS A FEELING OF MOTION SUCH AS WHIRLING OR SPINNING.
VERTIGO
400
A LANGUAGE DEFICIT RESULTING FROM LESIONS IN THE BRAIN WHICH RESULTS IN SLOW SPEECH AND DIFFICULTY IN CHOOSING WORDS, OR THE USE OF WORDS THAT ARE ONLY SIMILAR TO THE CORRECT WORD.
NONFLUENT APHASIA
400
NEARSIGHTEDNESS
MYOPIA
500
FARSIGHTEDNESS
HYPEROPIA
500
ABNORMAL ACCUMULATION OF THE GLYCOLIPID "GANGLIOSIDE" IN THE MYELIN SHEATH WHICH DISRUPTS THE CONDUCTION OF NERVE SIGNALS CAUSING BLINDNESS, LOSS OF COORDINATION AND DEMENTIA.
TAY-SACHS DISEASE
500
LANGUAGE DEFICIT WHICH RESULTS IN A PERSON SPEAKING NORMALLY AND SOMETIMES EXCESSIVELY, BUT USES JARGON AND INVENTED WORDS SUCH AS "CHOSS" FOR CHAIR.
FLUENT APHASIA
500
HEARING LOSS RESULTING FROM DEATH OF HAIR CELLS OR ANY OF THE NERVOUS ELEMENTS CONCERNED WITH HEARING. COMMON AMONG THOSE THAT ARE EXPOSED TO FREQUENTR LOUD NOISES.
SENSORINEURAL DEAFNESS
500
UNPREDICTED ATTACKS OF PALENESS, CYANOSIS AND PAIN IN THE FINGERS AND TOES, DUE TO EXCESSIVE VASOCONSTRICTION IN THE DIGITS CAUSED BY COLD OR EMOTIONAL DISTRESS.