5 Written Questions

1. chemical tests, cell counts, cultures and bacterial smears of samples of CSF to determine disease of brain or meninges
2. blunt injury to the brain sever enough to cause loss of consciousness
3. damage to the blood vessels of the cerebrum, leading to loss of blood supply to the braine tissue (stroke)
4. chronic brain disorder characterized by recurrent seizure activity
5. pressure of CSF is measured and contrast may be injected for imaging (myelography) after removal of CFS from space between vertebrae

5 Matching Questions

1. medull/o
2. computed tomography (CT)
3. synocope
4. stereotactic radiosurgery
5. magnetic resonance imaging (MRI)

1. a placement in the skull of stereotactic instrument that locates target in the brain then high energy radiation beam is delivered to that precise target to destroy tissue
2. b medulla oblongata
3. c magnetic waves and radiofrequency waves are used to creat images of the brain and spinal cord
4. d fainting, sudden and temporary loss of consciousness as result of inadequate flow of the brain
5. e cross sectional x ray of images of the brain and spinal cord

5 Multiple Choice Questions

1. paralysis that affects the lower portio no fthe body
   1. myel/o
   2. epilepsy
   3. paraplegia
   4. encephal/o
2. brain disorder marked by deterioration of mental capacity (demensia)
   1. alzheimer disease
   2. epilepsy
   3. medull/o
   4. paraplegia
3. brain
   1. encephal/o
   2. myel/o
   3. cerebell/o
   4. medull/o
4. a battery powered device delivers stimulation to nerves to relieve acute and chronic pain
   1. magnetic resonance imaging (MRI)
   2. Positrom emission tomography (PET)
   3. transcutaneous electrical nerve stimulation (TENS)
   4. stereotactic radiosurgery
5. destruction of the myelin sheath on nerve cells in the central nervous system with replacement by plaque aof sclerotic (hard) tissue
   1. paraplegia
   2. hemiplegia paralysis
   3. medull/o
   4. multiple sclerosis

5 True/False Questions

1. meningitis → medulla oblongata

   True        False

2. cerebr/o → cerebellum

   True        False

3. neur/o → nerve

   True        False

4. myel/o → spinal cord

   True        False

5. Positrom emission tomography (PET) → uptake of radioactive material into the brain shows how the brain uses glucose nd gives ifnromation about brain functions

   True        False