This microorganism causes the common cold. It can only multiply when inside a human host. It is so small, it can’t be seen with microscopes you will use in school, and it has the ability to mutate or change.

What type of disease agent is this microorganism?

Does the patient have strep throat?

A patient comes to you with complaints of muscle weakness, muscle spasms, and twitches in the left arm.

-During the exam you notice no problems with sensation, and the patient reports no loss of sensation, no pain, tingling, or numbness.

-All neurological tests were normal, except for the nerve conduction velocity tests and EMG results.

Given the choices below, which structure is the most likely location of the problem?

Which label identifies a part of the central nervous system?

Which statement below describes the correct function of the central nervous system (CNS) and peripheral nervous system (PNS)?

Several students came to the office with stomach aches and vomiting a few hours after a pancake breakfast. A foodborne illness was suspected for the outbreak, and students were interviewed about the food they ate earlier that day.

Given the attack rates shown in Table 1, which food item is the most likely source of the illness that’s causing several students to get sick?

Based on the test results, what is the patient’s diagnosis?

A patient comes to you with complaints of pain, tingling, and numbness in her left foot.

-The patient has no problems with movement.

-Brain scans, CSF, and EMG tests were all normal.

-Nerve conduction velocity tests were abnormal.

This information leads you to believe the problem is in the peripheral nervous system.

Given the choices below, which structure is the most likely location of the problem?

What functions might be affected in a patient with a tumor in the occipital lobe?

This microorganism causes strep throat. It can multiply without a host. It can be treated with antibiotics. It is so small, you would need to view it through a microscope at school.

What type of disease agent is this microorganism?

Which is an example of 4 important vital signs we've learned about?

Javier's heart beats 15 times in 20 seconds. What is his beats per minute?

Neurons that pass sensory information from the peripheral nervous system to the brain are called

What part of the brain monitors higher-order thinking, directs problem solving, and regulates the excesses of the emotional system?

Identify #3

The Three Major Parts of the Brain are

What is the Corpus Callosum?

What is heart rate?

What is attach rate of Romaine lettuce on their tacos?
Formula: $\frac{Sick}{Total}$  

A marathon runner has just completed the race. Over the next ten minutes, what would you expect to happen to his vital signs? Choose all that apply

This structure in the red circle is responsible for controlling the flow of messages between the brain and the rest of the body; it also controls basic body functions such as breathing, swallowing, heart rate, blood pressure, and consciousness.

Use the chart to answer the following:

A patient comes to the ER complaining of the following symptoms:

Ÿ Coughing (sometimes coughs up blood)

Ÿ Fever

Ÿ Chills

Ÿ Fatigue

Ÿ Weakness

Ÿ Pain in the chest

What are the two main divisions of the nervous system?

The identification of an illness or other problem by examination of the medical evidence.

These reflect essential body functions, including your heartbeat, breathing rate, temperature, and blood pressure

Signs of disease or injury.