Module 2: Unit 1 Flashcards

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Cerebell/o

A

Cerebellum

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Cerebr/o

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Cerebrum

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3
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Dur/o

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(Hard) Dura Mater

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4
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Radic/o, radicul/o, rhiz/o

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Nerve root

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5
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Ganglion is what

Gangli/o, ganglion/o

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Group of nerve cell bodies located outside the CNS

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6
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Encephal/o

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Brain/head

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7
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Mening/i, Mening/o

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Meninges

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8
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Myel/o

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Spinal cord

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9
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Esthesi/o

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Sensation, sensitivity, feeling

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10
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Phas/o

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Speech

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11
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Polo/o

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Gray matter

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12
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Somat/o

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Body (relating to cell body)

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13
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Viscer/o

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Internal Organs

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14
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Autonom/o

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Independent, self-governing

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15
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Choroid/o

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Choroid plexus (in brain that produces CSF)

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16
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Ventricul/o

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Ventricles

17
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Axon/o

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Axon transport away from neuron

18
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Dendrit/o

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Dentrite receive signals from neutrons and transport to cell body

19
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-metals

20
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Oligo-

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Few/scanty

21
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-ictal

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Seizure, attack

22
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-latrist

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Specialist/physician

23
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-iatry

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Treatment/specialty

24
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-paresis

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Describe afferent
-ferent = to carry Af- = toward Nerves that carry toward
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Describe efferent
-ferent = to carry Ef- = away from Nerves that carry messages from the CNS
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Describe ataxia
-ia = condition A- = no, not, without Tax/o = order, coordination Condition of no coordination
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What is the synapse?
Relating to junctions between nerve cells
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What are purkinjie cells?
Large, branched neurons found in he cerebellum (motor)
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What are pyramidal neurons?
Excitatory neuron in cerebral cortex, hippocampus and amygdala Play a key roll in motor control and cognition and memory Linked to neurological disorders like Alzheimer’s disease Pyramid shaped
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What are Schwann cells ?
Glial cells found in PNS Support nerve regeneration and myelination
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What are Schwann cells ?
Glial cells found in PNS Support nerve regeneration and myelination
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Which of the following correctly describes the prefixes “mono-“ and “diplo-“ in medical terms? A. “Mono-“ means one, and “diplo-“ means double B. “Mono-“ means single, and “diplo-“ means double C. “Mono-“ means many, and “diplo-“ means single
A
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Which of the following terms refers to a tumor condition involving both nerve and ganglion structures? A. Ganglitis B. Neuropathy C. Ganglioneuroma D. Neurectomy
C
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What does the term “rhizomeningomyelitis” refer to? A. Degeneration of the spinal cord and brain stem B. Inflammation of the nerve root, meninges, and spinal cord C. Inflammation of the brain and spinal cord D. Infection of the nerve endings and muscles
B
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Which of the following terms refers to inflammation of both the brain and the meninges? A. Encephalopathy B. Meningitis C. Encephalomeningitis
C
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Which of the following terms refers to a tumor involving the choroid plexus of the brain? A. Choroiditis B. Choroidoma C. Choroidectomy
B