CNS
TBI
Neurons
CV Stroke
Dementia
100

The CNS is made up of

The Brain & Spinal Cord

100

This type of injury occurs when something enters the brain  

PHI 

100

What is a junction between two neurons is called?

A Synapse

100

What is another name for a stroke?

Cerebrovascular Accident 

100

This type of dementia causes atrophy that moves from anterior to posterior

Alzheimer's 

200

What is the largest part of the brain?

Cerebrum

200

TBI causes this type of damage (focal or diffuse)

Diffuse
200

What part of a neuron is specialized to receive neural impulses?

Neurotransmitters

200

What are the two main types of strokes?

Ischemic and Hemmorhagic

200

This type of dementia is associated with perserved memory and motor deficits

Lewy Body 

300

The outter surface of the cortex is made up of this type of mater

Grey

300

In a CHI, this type of injury can lead to more damage than the primary injury

secondary

300

What cover some neurons and speeds the conduction of nerve impulses?

Myelin

300

This type of stroke is most common

ischemic 

300

An accumulation of these result in dementia

plaques and tangles 

400

Highly myelinated pathways are found just below the cortex within the 

subcortex

400

When the brain scrapes against the skull it is called 

shearing 

400

When the voltage across the neuron membrane reaches threshold level, what moves down the axon?

An action potential

400

Name a symptom of a stroke 

Speech, Weakness of Arm or Leg, Headache, Trouble Seeing

400

This type of dementia specifically impacts language 

Frontotemporal dementia 

500

The left side of the brain controls the _____ side of the body.

right/contralateral 

500

Diffuse axonal injury is when these are twisted and broken 

axons
500

Added excitatory and inhibitory NTs is called the 

Net effect

500

What is the difference between a stroke and TIA?

A stroke 

500

The early signs of dementia include 

irritability, personality changes, short term memory loss, loss of autobiographic memories, difficulty with complex reasoning