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nerves that send info to brain
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| inability to connect an object with its correct name |
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| lack of feeling within a body part |
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| inability to connect an object with its correct use |
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| alteration in the ability to perform coordinated motions like walking |
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| sensations experienced before a seizure or headache occur |
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| conducts impulses away from cell body to other cells |
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| contraction and relaxation of muscle groups |
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| state in which a person does not respond to verbal or painful stimuli |
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| extension of arms away from body |
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| flexion of arms into body |
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| movement of nerves from one side of brain to opposite side of body |
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| thoughts, ideas that have no basis in common reality |
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| slow, progressive deterioration of loss of cognitive function, disorientation and shortened attention span |
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| contraction of body into bizarre positions |
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nerves that send info from brain to parts of body
aka motor |
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| damage or loss of ability to speak |
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| damage or loss of ability to speak or understand speech |
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| visual disturbances that cannot be seen by others |
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| weakness on 1 side of body |
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| paralysis to 1 side of body |
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bleeding inside of brain
symptoms gradually increase |
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aka occlusive stroke;
blood flow is cut off to brain by a blockage in an artery |
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| wave-like movement of a seizure from one point of focus to other areas of brain |
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| structures in cerebrum and diencephalon which influence emotions, motivation, mood and sensations of pain and pleasure |
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| neoplasm breaks away from area of origin such as heart or lungs and moves to other body sites such as brain |
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regular rate and pattern
inspiration & expiration are equal |
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increased RR
regular pattern |
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decreased RR
regular pattern |
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| rapid, regular, deep respirations |
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| increased resps with periods of apnea |
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irregular resps with periods of apnea
irregular |
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| extreme tachypnea and hyperpnea |
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| prolonged inspiratory phase with shortened expiratory phase and bradypnea |
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decreased HR
decreased RR
Widened pulse pressure |
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| drooping or sagging of body part (eyelid) |
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| cerebral perfusion pressure |
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| Transient Ischemic Attack |
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| episodes of cerebral ischemia without any damage |
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| period of rest after a seizure |
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Full body jerking motion
aka grand mal |
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| tonic/clonic but caused by a psychiatric mech |
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| shaking or sensation of one area of the body |
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| subtle alterations in LOC |
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| seizure that lasts > 4-5min or consecutive seizures without a return to consciousness btwn seizures |
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| largest portion of the brain, contains 4 lobes |
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foresight
planning
judgement
movement |
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hearing
speech
mood/agression |
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| sensation from body surface |
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posture
balance
equilibrium
fine motor skills |
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| contains medulla, midbrain and pons |
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loc
reticular activating system
muscle tone and posture |
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| contains thalamus and hypothalamus |
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emotions
temp reg
pleasure
thirst
hunger |
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