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WorksheetsMed Term Ch10 Abb/Vocab
Total questions: 27
Worksheet time: 15mins
What does the abbreviation 'AD' stand for?
Alzheimer's disease
Attention-deficit disorder
Autism
Anxiety disorder
What does the abbreviation 'WNL' stand for?
Within normal limits
With no limits
Weight not listed
Water not logged
What does the abbreviation 'CNS' stand for?
Central nervous system
Cardiovascular system
Circulatory network system
Cellular nutrient system
Fill in the blank: The abbreviation for 'outpatient' is ____.
A) OP
B) OT
C) OC
D) OH
What does the abbreviation 'CSF' stand for?
Cerebrospinal fluid
Cardiovascular fluid
Cellular structure fluid
Circulatory system fluid
Fill in the blank: The abbreviation for 'physical examination' is ____. A) PE B) PX C) PH D) PT.
PE
PX
PH
PT
What is the meaning of the abbreviation 's'?
Without
With
Within
While
'Attention-deficit hyperactivity disorder' is abbreviated as ____.
ADHD
AD
OCD
OP
Fill in the blank: 'Obsessive-compulsive disorder' is abbreviated as ____. A) OCD B) OCP C) OCS D) ODC.
OCD
OCP
OCS
ODC
What does the abbreviation 'HEENT' stand for?
Head, eye, ear, nose, and throat
Heart, ear, eye, nose, and throat
Head, ear, eye, neck, and throat
Head, eye, ear, neck, and tongue.
Fill in the blank: The abbreviation 'SCI' stands for ________.
Spinal cord injury
Spinal column injury
Spinal cranial injury
Spinal cavity injury
Fill in the blank: The central nervous system functions as the ________ of the body.
Command center
Support system
Communication network
Sensory hub
What does the abbreviation 'HPI' stand for?
History of past illness
History of present illness
History of personal illness
History of physical illness
Fill in the blank: The abbreviation 'ICP' stands for ________.
Intracranial pressure
Intracerebral pressure
Intracellular pressure
Intracardiac pressure
What does the abbreviation 'HA' stand for?
Headache
Heartache
Hemorrhage
Hypoxia
Fill in the blank: Neurological cells are specialized cells that ________.
Support the vital functions of the nervous system
Conduct electrical signals
Communicate impulses
Function as the command center.
What is the function of the peripheral nervous system?
Functions as the liaison between the central nervous system and the rest of the body
Functions as the command center of the body
Supports the vital functions of the nervous system
Conducts electrical signals from the body to the brain.
Fill in the blank: The central nervous system consists of the brain and the spinal cord, and is made up of ________.
Gray matter and white matter
Neurons and neurological cells
Sensory and motor neurons
Electrical impulses and signals.
What is the cerebrum responsible for?
High-level cognitive functions such as language
Conducting electrical signals
Supporting the vital functions of the nervous system
Functioning as the command center of the body.
What is the function of sensory neurons?
Conduct electrical signals from the brain to the body
Conduct electrical signals from the body to the brain and spinal cord
Support the vital functions of the nervous system
Communicate impulses to other parts of the body.
Fill in the blank: The abbreviation 'PTSD' stands for ________.
Post-traumatic stress disorder
Post-traumatic shock disorder
Post-traumatic syndrome disorder
Post-traumatic stress disease.
Fill in the blank: The abbreviation 'R' stands for ________.
A) Right; respirations
B) Right; reactions
C) Right; responses
D) Right; reflexes
The Occipital Lobes control _______.
Vision
Hearing
Smell
Balance
The Medulla Oblongata regulates _______.
Vision
Balance
Autonomic functions
Sensory information.
The Cerebellum coordinates movements of _______ muscles.
Involuntary
Voluntary
Cardiac
Smooth
The Frontal Lobes are located in the _______ part of the cerebrum.
A) Anterior
B) Posterior
C) Lateral
D) Superior
Match
Sensory Neurons
Conduct electrical signals
receives electrical impulses
motor neurons
neurological cells
supports cells of the nervous system
gyri
convolutions surface of the brain
Fissured surface of the brain
Sulci
