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Total questions: 23
Worksheet time: 11mins
What is the nervous system responsible for?
Functioning the brain.
contractions for the heart.
coordinating all activity for the body
none of the above
what are the 2 parts of the nervous system?
cranial and thoracic
femur and iliac
brain and spinal cord
Central and peripheral
The central is responsible for cranial and spinal nerves.
true
false
what is the abbreviation for peripheral nervous system?
PMS
PNS
ppns
PHNS
Alges/o means sense of pain
True
False
what does the word astr/o mean?
galaxy
milky way
star
universe
the word Cephal/o means neck.
true
false
-paresis is weakness
true
false, it means strength
false, it means fatique
false, it means paralysis
-phasia is ....?
speech
pain
weakness
strength
what is -plegia
control
paralysis
nerves
immunity
the prefixes a- and an- mean?
with
without
outer
inner
Anti- means against
true
false
the anatomical word cerebellar has the definition of?
pertaining to the cerebellum
pertaining to meninges
pertaining to the cerebrum and spine
pertaining to the support cells, glial cells, or nerves
cerebrospinal means pertaining to the cerebrum and spine
true
false
intrathecal has the definition of?
Pertaining to within the meninges, specifically the subdural or subarachnoid space.
pertaining to medulla oblongata
pertaining to the meninges
pertaining to the cerebellum
the word anesthesia is lack of feeling or sensation?
true
false
what does the word coma mean
profound unconsciousless resulting from an illness or injury.
condition of being awake and aware of surroundings
lack of muscle condition
lack of feeling or sensation
A neuroplasty is a surgical repair of back together. actually refers to suturing the connective tissue sheath around the nerve
true
false
a neuroectomy is the same as a neuroplasty
true
false, it is a surgical repair of the brain
false, it is a surgical repair of a nerve
false, it is a surgical repair of the heart
what is a myelogram?
a muscle recording
a nerve x-ray
a cell recording
an x-ray of the spinal cord
what is the abreviation of a lumbar puncture
LBP
LMPT
LP
LMBPT
What carries information to the central nervous system?
The PNS
spinal nerves
Cranial nerves
Brain waves
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