Use the appropriate abbreviation to convey correct information about the patient.

EEG $\quad$ CNS $\quad$ MRI $\quad$ CT $\quad$ ANS $\quad$ BBB $\quad$ CSF $\quad$ PNS $\quad$ UTI

The patient's problems with coordination and cognition result from alcohol penetrating the $\rule{4cm}{0.15mm}$.

Answer the question.

What responds to sensory impulses by arousing the cerebral cortex into wakefulness?

$$\rule{12cm}{0.15mm}$$

Fill in the blank.

In the term $meningioma$, the meaning of -oma is $\rule{4cm}{0.15mm}$.

Circle the correct choice.

Patient has inflammation of the parenchyma of the brain:

meningitis $\quad$ encephalitis $\quad$ vasculitis

Circle the correct spelling of the term.

Altheimer $\quad$ Altzheimer $\quad$ Alheimer $\quad$ Alsheimer $\quad$ Alzheimer

Fill the correct term.

( hemiplegia $\quad$ somatic $\quad$ afferent $\quad$ meningitis $\quad$ meningioma $\quad$ quadriplegia $\quad$ festinant $\quad$ comatose $\quad$ visceral $\quad$ neurotransmitters $\quad$ dendrite $\quad$ dementia )

A process or extension of a neuron: $\rule{4cm}{0.15mm}$

Use the following terms and fill in the blank.

acetylcholine $\quad$ axon $\quad$ dendrite $\quad$ dopamine $\quad$ endorphin $\quad$ myelin $\quad$ neurilemma $\quad$ neurotransmitter $\quad$ norepinephrine $\quad$ Parkinson disease $\quad$ serotonin $\quad$ synapse/ synaptic(adj)

Which root means the spinal cord? $\rule{7cm}{0.15mm}$

Answer the following question.

What kind of brain injuries are likely to occur in a motor vehicle accident? $\rule{4cm}{0.15mm}$, $\rule{4cm}{0.15mm}$.

Write a brief sentence for the given term as it might appear in patient documentation.

Alzheimer : $\rule{10cm}{0.15mm}$

Fill in the blank.

Another term for botulism $\quad$ $\rule{4cm}{0.15mm}$

Homeostasis is a

a. disease of the nervous system

b. function of the nervous system

c. condition of the nervous system

d. symptom of a nervous condition

e. structure in the nervous system

Fill in the blanks.

$hemiparesis$:

Prefix is $\rule{4cm}{0.15mm}$ and means $\rule{4cm}{0.15mm}$.

Definition of hemiparesis: $\rule{8cm}{0.15mm}$

Term from a different body system/chapter with the same prefix: $\rule{4cm}{0.15mm}$

This term means $\rule{9cm}{0.15mm}$.

In the case of paralysis, what is lost?

$$\rule{10cm}{0.15mm}$$

$$\rule{10cm}{0.15mm}$$

Schedule the patient appropriately, using the following procedures.

CT scan $\quad$ angiography $\quad$ myelography $\quad$ magnetic resonance imaging $\quad$ evoked responses $\quad$ nerve conduction studies $\quad$ electromyography $\quad$ electroencephalogram $\quad$ lumbar puncture or spinal tap $\quad$ magnetic resonance angiography

Patient Needs/ Symptoms: Dr. Solis suspects a tumor and needs to see a highly detailed anatomical image of the brain.

Schedule Patient For: $\rule{8cm}{0.15mm}$