Trauma
The outer layers of the skin have been scraped away or roughed up and deeper layers are exposed.
Abrasion
Beer, wine, liquor, cooler, malt liquor, booze, taken orally
Alcohol Abuse
persistent inattention leading to hyperactivity and impulsivity.
ADHD
Allows student to read and select responses repeatedly to understand information.
LearnIt
pain in the head that is not confined to any one specific nerve distribution area.
HEADACHE
A portion of the skin and possibly underlying tissue is torn away, either completely or partially
Avulsion
Synthetic heroin, goodfella
Designer drug
is not a disease but a wide range of conditions with many causes. A causative factor interferes with the developmental processes, resulting in changes in the acquisition of intellectual skills and adaptive functioning in a variety of areas, including social and interpersonal skills, self-care, communication,
Intellectual development disorder
Allows students to post and discuss weekly sparks or topics in the course.
YellowDig
temporary episodes with duration of less than 24 hours of impaired neurologic functioning caused by inadequate flow of blood to a portion of the brain.
TIA
pointed or sharp foreign object penetrates the soft tissue
Puncture Wound
Psychiatric disturbances (including panic, anxiety, depression, and paranoia), known as a club drug
Ecstasy
conditions that cause children to learn in a manner that is not normal. Performance on standardized tests is lower than expected for age, schooling, and intelligence level.
Learning disorder
Gives scenario to allow student to demonstrate course material within an assigment.
Case Study Quiz
Eye opening, verbal response, Best motor response
GLASGOW COMA SCALE
Sharp object cuts the skin and possibly underlying soft tissue.
Laceration
Bloodshot eyes, dry mouth and throat, impaired comprehension, altered sense of time, reduced ability to perform tasks requiring concentration and coordination
Marijuana
Frequent repetitions or prolongations of sounds or syllables.
Stuttering
Students utilize text or inbox
How to communicate and notify professor of needs
bruising of the cerebral tissue caused by back-and-forth movements of the head, as in an acceleration-deceleration insult.
CEREBRAL CONCUSSION
The insults may be caused by heat, chemical sources, electrical sources, or radiation. Heat sources that cause injury may be in the form of dry heat, steam, or hot substances; sun rays
Burns
Effects are bloodshot eyes, dry mouth and throat, impaired comprehension, altered sense of time, reduced ability to perform tasks requiring concentration and coordination
Prescription drugs
progressive, general deterioration of mental faculties, including decline in perceiving, thinking, remembering, and cognitive functioning.
Dementia
Allows professor to go over key objectives in a live virtual environment.
Live Session/Zoom
May result in pain in the areas served by the spinal nerves exiting at or below that disk space.
DDD