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Learn Smart Chapter 1 Review with Answers
1. Combining vowel is used when joining a root of a suffix that begins with...a. Consonant ( not a vowel)
2. Ending of a term that gives the word essential meaninga. suffix
3. Neuralgia relates to what part of bodya. nerves
4. Global language of scientific revolutiona. latin
5. When defining a term define which part firsta. suffix
6. What 2 languages serve the foundation of medical language?a. Greek and latin
7. Cardiology relates to what body organa. heart
8. When do you use a combining vowel?a. To join to a consonant and to join a root to a root
9. What is the most common vowel used when using a combining vowel?a. O
10. Using a persons name of who discovered or invented a body part or procedure...a. Eponym
11. What century did the scientific revolution begin?a. 16th
12. Second the last syllable of a word is called?a. penult
13. 3rd to last syllable of a word is called?a. antepenult
14. MRI is an example of what? a. acronym
Identify the correct word element for the following definitions:
15. awaya. ab
16. arounda. peri
17. through (2)a. Trans and dia
18. Outa. ex
19. against (2)a. contra and anti
20. vessela. angi/o
21. skina. cutane/o derm/o dermat/o
22. lunga. puneum/o
23. specialista. ist
24. softeninga. malacia
25. enlargementa. megaly
26. towarda. ad
27. herniaa. cele
28. presence ofa. iasis
29. resemblinga. oid
30. drya. xer/o
31. foreigna. xen/o
32. fungusa. myc/o
33. nourishmenta. troph/o
34. narrowinga. sten/o
35. harda. scler/o
36. pusa. py/o
37. instrument used to looka. scope
38. process of measuringa. metry
39. instrument used to measurea. meter
40. process of recordinga. graphy
41. instrument used to produce a recorda. graph
42. written recorda. gram
43. puncturea. centesis
44. nota. a or an
45. halfa. semi or half
46. overa. hyper
47. largea. macro
48. tumora. oma
49. diseasea. pathy
50. droopinga. ptosis
51. involuntary contractiona. spasm
52. bindinga. desis
53. removala. ectomy
54. surgical fixationa. pexy
55. reconstructiona. reconstruction
56. creationa. gen/o
57. deatha. necr/o
58. eata. phag/o
59. slowa. brady
60. after
a. ante
Identify the definition of the following word roots
61. Ulea. small
62. arya. pertaining to
63. tachya. fast
64. posta. after
65. rea. agaom
66. iasisa. presence of
67. celea. hernia
68. iaa. pertaining to
69. grama. written record
70. metera. instrument used to measure
71. genoa. creation
72. cutane/oa. skin
73. hydr/oa. water
74. morph/oa. change
75. necr/oa. death
76. orth/oa. straight
77. phag/oa. eat
78. plas/oa. formation
79. peniaa. deficiency
80. rrhagea. excessive flow
81. rrhexisa. rupture
82. olea. small
83. hypera. over
84. hypoa. under
85. semia. half
86. troph/oa. nourishment
87. xen/oa. foreign
88. aca. pertaining to
89. itisa. inflammation
90. eala. pertaining to
91. sten/oa. narrowing
92. transa. through
93. antia. against
94. syma. together
95. algiaa. pain
Identify if the following word is plural or singular
96. vertebraea. plural
97. ovaa. plural
98. biopsya. singular
99. appendixa. singular
100. larvaa. singular
101. diagnosesa. plural
102. bronchia. plural
103. thrombusa. singular
104. spermatozoon105. diagnosis
a. singular106. ovum
a. singular107. throax
a. singular108. vertebra
a. singular
Chapter 2 Learnsmart Review
Subjective – tells the story of the patient’s health issue. Anything the patient TELLS you goes in this section (PATIENTS OWN WORDS)
1. A record of habits like smoking, drinking, drug use and sexual practicesa. Social history
2. Any significant illness that runs in patients familya. Family history
3. Description of individual body systems in order to discover any symptoms not directly related to the main problem
a. Review of Systems4. The main reason for the patients visit
a. Chief complaint5. The story of the patients problem
a. History of present illness6. Started recently, sharp sever problem
a. acute7. It has been going on for a while
a. chronic8. It is getting worse
a. exacerbation9. All of a sudden
a. abrupt10. To have a fever
a. Febrile (to NOT have a fever is afebrile)11. Not feeling well
a. malaise12. More and more each day
a. progressive13. Something a patient feels
a. symptoms14. Decrease in level of consciousness, indication that patient is really sick
a. lethargic
15. It runs in the familya. Genetic/ hereditary
Objective- data that is collected during the health care provider’s interaction with the patient
16. Able to answer questions, responsive, interactivea. alert
17. Another way of saying normala. unremarkable
18. To feela. palpation
19. To listena. auscultation
20. Being aware of who he or she isa. oriented
21. It really stands outa. marked
22. To hit something and listen to the resulting sound or feel for the vibrationa. percussion
Assessment- to reach a conclusion on the nature of the problem
23. To have againa. recurrent
24. Dangerous, a problema. malignant
25. Another way of saying assessmenta. impression
26. The causea. etiology
27. Safea. benign
28. List of conditions the patient may have based of symptoms exhibited and the results of examsa. Differential diagnosis
29. Stays in a certain part of the bodya. localized
30. To risk for dyinga. mortality
31. Hiddena. occult
32. Diseased tissuea. lesion
33. What health care professionals think the patient has
a. diagnosis34. To get better or improve, does not mean cure
a. remission35. All over the body
a. Systemic or generalized 36. The organism that causes the problem
a. pathogen 37. No known cause
a. Idiopathic 38. Waiting for
a. pending39. A problem resulting from a disease of injury
a. sequelae40. The risk for being sick
a. Morbidity
Plan- lays out what the provider recommends to do about the patients current health status
41. To send homea. discharge
42. To watch or keep an eye ona. observation
43. Extremely clean, germ free conditionsa. sterile
44. Preventative treatmenta. prophylaxis
45. To tell the patient that the problem is not seriousa. reassurance
46. Treat the symptoms, but not actually getting rid of the causea. palliative
47. Treat the symptoms and make the patient feel better a. Supportive care
48. What happened to the patient at the end of the visita. disposition
49. After medical history and physical exam are done, professional writes a …..a. Admission summary
50. Second line of prescription (Sig)a. Patients instructions
51. Which line on a prescription is the dispense line- to tell how much a. 3rd line
52. Plane that divides body into left and right viewing partsa. sagittal
53. Plane that divides body into front and back viewing partsa. coronal
54. Plane that divides body into top and bottom viewing partsa. transverse
55. Closer to the centera. proximal
56. Farther away from the centera. distal
57. Toward the topa. cranial
58. Toward the bottoma. caudal
59. The backa. Dorsal or posterior
60. The fronta. Ventral or anterior
61. Toward the middlea. medial
62. Abovea. superior
63. Belowa. inferior
64. Lying down on bellya. prone
65. Opposite sidea. contralateral
66. Same sidea. ipsilateral
67. Both sidesa. bilateral
68. Top of hand/foota. dorsum
69. Sole of foota. plantar
70. Palm of handa. palmar
Abbreviations
71. CCU- coronary care unit72. ECU- emergency care unit73. ER- emergency room74. ED- emergency department75. ICU- intensive care unit76. PICU- pediatric intensive care unit77. SICU- surgical intensive care unit
78. PACU- postanesthesia care unit79. L & D- labor and delivery80. OR- operating room81. Post-op- after surgery82. Pre-op- before surgery 83. ROS- review of systems84. PMHx- past medical history
85. FHx- family history86. PE- physical exam87. NEC- not elsewhere classified88. NOS- not otherwise specified89. WNL- within normal limits90. WDWN-well developed, well nourished91. A&O- alert and oriented92. VS- vital signs93. T- temperature94. BP- blood pressure95. HR- heart rate96. RR- respiratory rate97. Ht- height98. Wt- weight99. I/O- intake/output100. f/u- follow-up101. PCP= primary care provider102. y/o- years old103. h/o- history of104. PR- per rectum105. QID- four times daily106. Dx- diagnosis107. DDx- differential diagnosis108. Tx- treatment 109. Rx- prescription
110. H&P- history and physical111. Hx- history 112. CC- chief complaint113. HPI- history of present illness114. SOB- shortness of breath 115. NPO- nothing by mouth116. NAD-no acute distress117. CTA- clear to auscultation 118. RRR- regular rate and rhythm119. PEERLA- pupils are equal,
round, and reactive to light and accommodation
120. AC- before meals121. SC- subcutaneous122. IM- intramuscular123. PICC- peripherally inserted
central catheter124. Ad lib- as desired125. Sig- instructions126. IV- intravenous127. CVL- central venous line128. PC- after meals129. prn- as needed
Chapter 3 Learnsmart Review
1. Pertaining to the skina. epidermal
2. Below the skina. hypodermal
3. Inside the skina. intradermal
4. Blacka. melan/o
5. Yellowa. xanth/o
6. Bluea. cyan/o
7. Red
a. erythr/o8. Hidden
a. crypt/o9. Scaly
a. ichthy/o10. Hard, horny
a. kerat/o11. Thick
a. pachy/o12. Dry
a. xer/o13. Wrinkle
a. rhytid/o14. White (2)
a. Alb/o leuk/o 15. Sweat
a. Hidr/o16. Fat (3)
a. Adip/o lip/o steat/o17. Skin (3)
a. Dermat/o derm/o cutane/o18. Hair (2)
a. Trich/o pil/o19. Drug that prevents relieves itching
a. antipruritic20. Drug that prevents rotting flesh by killing microorganisms
a. antiseptic21. Drug that temporarily blocks sensation
a. anesthetic22. Inflammation of skin caused by skin exposure
a. Actinic dermatitis23. Lack of sweat
a. hypohidrosis24. Inability to see yellow
a. axanthopsia25. Lack of skin pigmentation
a. albinism26. Person who specializes in breaking codes and deciphering secret messages
a. cryptolinguist27. Solid mass deep into the skin
a. nodule28. Large solid mass
a. tumor29. Small blister
a. vesicle30. Pus blister
a. pustule31. Large blister
a. bulla32. Skin disease
a. dermopathy33. Loss of skin
a. dermatolysis34. Redness of skin
a. erythroderma35. Blue sweat
a. cyanidrosis36. Hair follicle plugged with sebum
a. comedo37. Inability to see yellow
a. axanthopsia38. Loss of pigment
a. albinism39. Skin transplant from self
a. autograft40. Dried substance
a. crust41. Mole with bad changes or formations
a. Dysplastic nevus42. Large bruise
a. ecchymosis43. Loss of skin
a. dermatolysis 44. A scratch
a. excoriation45. Sweating blood
a. hemathidrosis46. Sweat gland
a. Sudoriferous gland47. Oil gland
a. Sebaceous gland48. Highly contagious bacterial infection of skin
a. Impetigo 49. Small bruise
a. petechia50. Bite nails
a. onychophagia51. Soften the skin
a. macerate52. Tissue death
a. necrosis53. Overgrowth of scar tissue
a. keloid54. Ingrown nail
a. onychocryptosis55. Wrinkled skin
a. rhytidoderma56. Using electricity to destroy tissue by burning it
a. electrocauterization57. Skin transplant taken from a species other than the patients
a. Heterograft or xenograft58. Removal of tissue that has been destroyed using chemicals
a. chemosugery59. Destruction of tissue through freezing
a. cryosurgery60. Using electricity to destroy by drying it
a. electrodesiccation61. Crack in the skin
a. fissure62. Formation of sweat
a. hidropoiesis63. Skin transplant taken from a member of the patients species
a. Homograft or allograft 64. rubbing or scraping away the outer surface of skin
a. abrasion65. A small blood vessel tumor
a. Cherry angioma66. A scar
a. cicatrix67. To cut into a wound to allow trapped infected liquid to drain
a. Incision and drainage68. Skin disease
a. Dermopathy69. Drug that destroys or opposes the growth of microorganisms
a. antibiotic70. Bed sore
a. Decubitus ulcer71. A sore
a. ulcer72. Skin flaking off
a. scale73. Baldness experienced by woman after a pregnancy
a. Postpartum alopecia74. Rashes that start from the middle and work their way outward
a. Centrifugal 75. Rashes that spread from the outside inward
a. centripetal76. An itch or itchy skin
a. pruritus77. Removal of tissue in order to examine it
a. biopsy78. Black head/white head
a. comedo79. Yellow tumor
a. xanthoma80. Unusual inflammation of the skin
a. Atopic dermatitis 81. Small flat discolored area- freckle
a. macule82. Large flat discolored area (vitiligo)
a. patch83. Small solid mass
a. papule84. Solid mass on surface of skin
a. plaque85. Localized collection of pus in the body
a. Abscess 86. Fatty tumor
a. Steatoma87. Dry skin
a. xeroderma88. Inflammation of skin follicles
a. Acne vulgaris89. Baldness
a. Alopecia
Abbreviation
90. SC- subcutaneous91. TD- trasdermal92. Bx- biopsy93. ABCDE- asymmetry, border, color, diameter, evolving94. derm- dermatology95. EAHF- eczema, asthma, hayfever 96. SCC- squamous cell carcinoma97. XP- xeroderma pigmentosa
98. BCC- basal cell carcinoma99. C & S- culture and sensitivity100. decub- decubitus ulcer101. FS- frozen section102. ID- I ntradermal103. SQ- subcutaneous104. subcut- subcutaneous
Chapter 4
1. Achondroplasia meansa. Defective cartilage formation
2. Tumor made up of cartilagea. Tumor like cartilage growth
3. The softening of cartilagea. chondromalacia
4. Costochondritis meansa. Inflammation of the cartilage associated with a rib
5. Overdevelopment of the muscle tissuea. hypertrophy
6. The C in ACL and PCL mean…a. Cruciate (anterior cruciate ligament and posterior cruciate ligament= both in knee)
7. IF you have tarsitis what is inflamed?a. ankle
8. Incision of bonea. osteotomy
9. Tendinitis and tendonitis both mean…a. Inflammation of a tendon (connects muscle to bone)
10. Removal of a fluid filled saca. bursectomy
11. Arthrodesis meansa. Surgical fixation of a joint
12. Carpectomy is removal of…a. Wrist bone
13. Costectomy is removal of…a. rib
14. Craniectomy is removal of…..a. skull
15. Fibrous connective tissue that binds muscles togethera. Fascia fasci/o
16. When forming bone, the initial model is made from…. And later replaced with bonea. cartliage
17. Spondylitis is inflammation of…..a. veterbrae
18. Carpal Tunnel Syndrome affects what part of the bodya. wrist
19. Surgery that uses an instrument to look inside a joint……a. arthroscopic
20. Sway back, excessive curvature of lumbar vertebraea. lordosis
21. Hunch back, excessive curvature of thoracic vertebraea. kyphosis
22. Lateral curvature of vertebraea. Scoliosis
23. Using screws, pins or plates to hold healing bones in place from the inside is called….a. Internal fixation
24. Returning a broken bone to its proper position without surgery is called…..a. Closed reducation
25. List bones of the upper arma. Humerus, radius, ulna, carpals, metacarpals and phalanges
26. Genu valgum and varus relate to what body part?a. knee
27. Knock kneeda. Genu valgum
28. Bow leggeda. Genu varum
29. Osteodystrophy is poor development of…a. bone
30. Term for bone lossa. osteolysis
31. Osteonecrosis is Bone………a. death
32. Abnormal hardening of bone is calleda. osteosclerosis
33. Place the names of the vertebrae in order, starting at the top of the head.a. Cervial, Thoracic, Lumbar, Sacrum, Coccyx
34. Abduction- separate this word into word elementsa. Ab-duction
35. Premature fusion of skull bones cause misshapen skulla. craniosynostosis
36. Poor muscular developmenta. Muscular dystrophy
37. Violent muscle contractionsa. myoclonus
38. Muscle diseasea. myopathy
39. Muscle weaknessa. myasthenia
40. Myosarcoma means….a. Tumor within muscle
41. A loss of muscular control is a disorder called….a. Tardive dyskinesia
42. The deltoid, triceps and biceps can be found where in the bodya. Upper arm (shoulder and forearm)
43. Slow movementa. bradykinesia
44. Inability to control movementa. dyskinesia
45. Increase in muscle movementa. hyperkinesia
46. Decrease in muscle movementa. hypokinesia
47. What connects bone to bonea. ligament
48. Osteoalgia and osteodynaia both mean bone……..a. pain
49. Partial dislocation of a jointa. subluxation
50. Disease that causes death to the fasciaa. Necrotizing fasciitis
51. Polymyositis means…..a. Inflammation of multiple muscles (myositis= muscle inflammation)
52. Gluteus maximus, Gluteus medius, Gluteus minimus and gastrocnemius all are located where in the body…..
a. Lower Extremity53. Define osteometry
a. Measure bone54. Procedure where you look into a joint
a. arthroscopy55. Instrument that you use to look in to a joint
a. arthroscope56. Spinal stenosis causes__________of the spinal canal
a. narrowing57. Someone with polydactyle would have…….
a. More fingers than normal58. Spondylitis means inflammation of ….
a. vetebrae59. Spondylomalacia means ----------------- of the vertebrae
a. softening60. Condition of fused toes or fingers
a. syndactyly61. Brittle bone disease
a. Osteogenesis imperfecta62. Abnormal softening of bone
a. osteomalacia63. Loss of bone density
a. osteoporosis64. Internal abdominal obliques, External abdominal obliques, pectoralis major, pectoralis minor
and latissimus dorsi are muscles that are located where in the body…a. Trunk and chest
65. Visual record of a jointa. arthrogram
66. Osteectomy and ostectomy are both terms that mean what ?a. Removal of bone
67. Hyperkinesia is excessive…..a. Excessive movement
68. A drug that will decrease paina. analgesic
69. Tendectomy and tenonectomy are terms that both mean what?a. Removal of a tendon
70. When someone has hemarthrosis, they have _______ in a joint?a. blood
71. When someone has hydrarthrosis they have_______ in a joint?a. water
72. When someone has pyarthrosis they have ____________in a joint?a. pus
73. What would the procedure to remove a rib be called?a. costectomy
74. In a myocele, there is a __________ to the muscle.a. hernia
75. If someone has myolysis, they have muscle ____________a. loss
76. Myotasis meansa. stretching
77. Myotonia meansa. tone
78. Reconstruction of the fascia is called.a. fascioplasty
79. Fasciorraphy is a __________to the fascia?a. suture
80. Fasciotomy is ___________of fascia?a. removal
81. Fasciodesis is the ___________ of the fascia?a. Binding/fixing
Chapter 5 Review
82. Inability to speaka. aphasia
83. Lack of coordinationa. ataxia
84. Decrease in muscle tonea. catonia
85. Brief loss of mental functiona. delirum
86. Loss or decline of mental functiona. dementia
87. Difficulty readinga. dyslexia
88. The word root Myel/o means two things…….a. Bone marrow and spinal cord
89. Lou Gehrigs is a disorder other wise known as……a. ALS
90. Negative emotional statea. dysphoria
91. Meningi/o and mening/o both mean…a. meninges
92. Encephalography is …..a. Studying the brain
93. Cerebro and encephalo both mean….a. brain
94. Abnormal large heada. macrocephaly
95. Abnormal small heada. microcephaly
96. Myelocele is a hernia of the ….a. Spinal cord
97. Myelomeningocele is a hernia of the … and ….a. Spinal cord and meninges
98. Meningocele is a hernia of the …..a. meninges
99. Inflammation of a nervea. neuritis
100. Word root meaning feeling or sensationa. Esthesi/o
101. Procedure where they record the electrical activity of the braina. electroencephalography
102. Drug that relieves pain
a. analgesic103. ICP =
a. Intracranial pressure104. Anesthesia where there is a complete loss of consciousness
a. general105. Acrophobia
a. Fear of heights106. Agoraphobia
a. Fear of outdoor spaces107. Hydrophobia
a. Fear of water108. Kleptomania
a. Desire to steal109. Photophobia
a. Insensitivity to light110. Pyromania
a. Desire to set fires111. Drug that dissolves blood clots
a. Thrombolytic 112. Disorder that you have a lack of smell
a. anosmia113. Painful or burning sensation
a. causalgia114. Bad feeling
a. dysethesia115. Increase of sensation
a. hyperesthesia116. Paraesthesia
a. Abnormal sensation117. Pseudoesthesia
a. False sensation118. Synesthesia
a. Sensation in one area is experienced as another119. Somn/o and hypn/o both are word roots meaning….
a. sleep120. Accumulation of spinal fluid IN the brain….
a. hydrocephaly121. 2 divisions of the nervous system
a. CNS and PNS122. What does a psychotropic treat ?
a. psychosis
123. Word root meaning speech
a. Phas/o124. Time between seizures is called
a. interictal125. Time after seizure is called
a. postictal126. Encephalitis refers to what part of body
a. brain127. Cranial refers to what part of the body
a. skull128. Head pain
a. cephalalgia129. Brain pain
a. encephalalgia130. Nerve pain
a. neuralgia131. Paralysis to half of the body
a. hemiplegia132. Partial Paralysis to half of the body
a. hemiparesis133. Lack of emotion
a. apathy134. Nerves that take impulse toward the CNS are called (2 names)
a. Afferent or sensory135. Nerves that take impulse away from CNS and toward muscles/glands are called (2)
a. Efferent or motor136. Excessive fear
a. phobia137. Kinesi/o and Kinet/o are both word roots meaning…
a. movement138. Nystagmus
a. Involuntary back and forth eye movement139. 2 word elements pertaining to paralysis
a. Plegia and paresis140. Inflammation of the brain
a. encephalitis141. Word element meaning arrangement, coordination and order
a. Tax/o142. Word element meaning weakness
a. asthenia143. Disease having NO origin
a. idiopathic144. Myelodysplasia is a deformation of what?
a. Spinal cord145. Tumor like mass composed of blood.
a. hematoma146. Hematoma beneath the skull
a. Cranial hematoma147. Hematoma on top of the dura mater
a. Epidural hematoma148. Hematoma inside the brain
a. Intracerebral hematoma149. Hematoma beneath the dura mater
a. Subdural hematoma150. Encephalocele is a hernia where?
a. brain151. Word element meaning Excessive desire
a. mania152. Word element meaning know
a. Gnosi/o153. Word element meaning mind- there are 2
a. Psych/o and phren/o154. Word element meaning muscle tone, tension or pressure
a. Ton/o155. Fainting
a. syncope156. Condition of sleep walking
a. Somnambulism
Chapter 5 Review
1. Inability to speaka. aphasia
2. Lack of coordinationa. ataxia
3. Decrease in muscle tonea. catonia
4. Brief loss of mental functiona. delirum
5. Loss or decline of mental functiona. dementia
6. Difficulty readinga. dyslexia
7. The word root Myel/o means two things…….a. Bone marrow and spinal cord
8. Lou Gehrigs is a disorder other wise known as……a. ALS
9. Negative emotional state
a. dysphoria10. Meningi/o and mening/o both mean…
a. meninges11. Encephalography is …..
a. Studying the brain12. Cerebro and encephalo both mean….
a. brain13. Abnormal large head
a. macrocephaly14. Abnormal small head
a. microcephaly15. Myelocele is a hernia of the ….
a. Spinal cord16. Myelomeningocele is a hernia of the … and ….
a. Spinal cord and meninges17. Meningocele is a hernia of the …..
a. meninges18. Inflammation of a nerve
a. neuritis19. Word root meaning feeling or sensation
a. Esthesi/o20. Procedure where they record the electrical activity of the brain
a. electroencephalography21. Drug that relieves pain
a. analgesic22. ICP =
a. Intracranial pressure23. Anesthesia where there is a complete loss of consciousness
a. general24. Acrophobia
a. Fear of heights25. Agoraphobia
a. Fear of outdoor spaces26. Hydrophobia
a. Fear of water27. Kleptomania
a. Desire to steal28. Photophobia
a. Insensitivity to light29. Pyromania
a. Desire to set fires30. Drug that dissolves blood clots
a. Thrombolytic 31. Disorder that you have a lack of smell
a. anosmia32. Painful or burning sensation
a. causalgia33. Bad feeling
a. dysethesia34. Increase of sensation
a. hyperesthesia35. Paraesthesia
a. Abnormal sensation36. Pseudoesthesia
a. False sensation37. Synesthesia
a. Sensation in one area is experienced as another38. Somn/o and hypn/o both are word roots meaning….
a. sleep39. Accumulation of spinal fluid IN the brain….
a. hydrocephaly40. 2 divisions of the nervous system
a. CNS and PNS41. What does a psychotropic treat ?
a. psychosis42. Word root meaning speech
a. Phas/o43. Time between seizures is called
a. interictal44. Time after seizure is called
a. postictal45. Encephalitis refers to what part of body
a. brain46. Cranial refers to what part of the body
a. skull47. Head pain
a. cephalalgia48. Brain pain
a. encephalalgia49. Nerve pain
a. neuralgia50. Paralysis to half of the body
a. hemiplegia51. Partial Paralysis to half of the body
a. hemiparesis52. Lack of emotion
a. apathy53. Nerves that take impulse toward the CNS are called (2 names)
a. Afferent or sensory54. Nerves that take impulse away from CNS and toward muscles/glands are called (2)
a. Efferent or motor55. Excessive fear
a. phobia56. Kinesi/o and Kinet/o are both word roots meaning…
a. movement57. Nystagmus
a. Involuntary back and forth eye movement58. 2 word elements pertaining to paralysis
a. Plegia and paresis59. Inflammation of the brain
a. encephalitis60. Word element meaning arrangement, coordination and order
a. Tax/o61. Word element meaning weakness
a. asthenia62. Disease having NO origin
a. idiopathic63. Myelodysplasia is a deformation of what?
a. Spinal cord64. Tumor like mass composed of blood.
a. hematoma65. Hematoma beneath the skull
a. Cranial hematoma66. Hematoma on top of the dura mater
a. Epidural hematoma67. Hematoma inside the brain
a. Intracerebral hematoma68. Hematoma beneath the dura mater
a. Subdural hematoma69. Encephalocele is a hernia where?
a. brain70. Word element meaning Excessive desire
a. mania71. Word element meaning know
a. Gnosi/o72. Word element meaning mind- there are 2
a. Psych/o and phren/o73. Word element meaning muscle tone, tension or pressure
a. Ton/o74. Fainting
a. syncope75. Condition of sleep walking
a. Somnambulism