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WorksheetsModule 4
Total questions: 27
Worksheet time: 23mins
What is Analysis of CSF for blood, bacteria, and other abnormalities?
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What cranial nerve are you testing for when you shrug shoulders against resistance and turn patient head?
Accessory
Abducens
Hypoglossal
Optic
Open mouth against resistance, sharp/dull/cold/hot object
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When you ask a patient to smile, frown, wrinkle forehead what cranial nerve are you testing for?
Vagus
Facial
Trochlear
Optic
word, phrase
(a)
brain
(a)
glue, gluelike
(a)
nerve root
(a)
spinal cord injury
(a)
magnetic resonance imaging
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attention-deficit hyperactivity disorder
(a)
amyotrophic lateral sclerosis (Lou Gehrig’s disease)
ASL
ALS
ABC
damage or death of brain tissue caused by interruption of blood supply due to a clot or vessel rupture; also known as stroke
CDC
CSF
CBA
CVA
neurological disorder that causes severe, episodic facial pain along the pathway of the fifth cranial (trigeminal) nerve; also called tic douloureux
TBI
TN
TGA
TIA
pain, numbness, weakness, or tingling that is felt from the lower back along the pathway of the sciatic nerve into the legs
(a)
progressive neurological disorder, with numerous causes, in which an individual suffers an irreversible decline in cognition due to disease or brain damage; sometimes called senility
(a)
disease involving progressive myelin degeneration, which results in loss of muscle strength and coordination
multiple spinal
multiple stomach
multiple sclerosis
narrowing of an area of the spine that puts pressure on the spinal cord and spinal nerve roots
spinal cord injury
spinal stenosis
traumatic bruising, crushing, or tearing of the spinal cord
spinal crush
spinal cord injury
capri sun
spinal stenosis
Study of electrical activity of the brain
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Record of muscle activity from electrical stimulation
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Puncture of subarachnoid layer at the fourth intervertebral space to obtain CSF for analysis
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Use of an electromagnetic field and radio waves to create visual images on a computer screen
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injury to the brain following a blow to the head, commonly caused by a fall or motor vehicle accident
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temporary strokelike symptoms caused by a brief interruption of blood supply to a part of the brain
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Radiography of the spinal cord and associated nerves after intrathecal injection (into the spinal canal) of a contrast medium
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Analysis of CSF for blood, bacteria, and other abnormalities
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