CF for cerebellum

regulates voluntary body functions Example= sending IMPULSES to skeletal muscle

staped/o

Efferent

Pupill/o and core/o

Aqueous humor to drain from the eye through the _______

PE

Lack of energy; tired, sluggish

Neuroglia type: ______: (myelinate neurons in PNS)

AC

Presby/o

Afferent

-brain swelling and liver damage together

Cf for thin, slender

- the EVENTS which come AFTER the occurrence of a seizure. - include nausea, confusion, weakness, and headache

CF for nerve

Failure of both eyes to focus on the same object

Neuroglia type: _________: (CNS; function in blood brain barrier(BBB); connect neurons to blood supply)

Outer ear

CF for thalamus

ringing in the ears

_______ is responsible for central, straight-ahead vision

pertaining to stupor, numbness, sleep:

Ultra sound (US) of the brain

opt/o

Cf for tension

Two main Divisions of the Nervous stystem ____________: - Brain - Spinal cord

single cell; primary cell of the system transmits impulses - Interconnecting to form complicated networks called nerves that transmit electrical impulses throughout the body

Neuroglia type: _________: of CNS (aid in the creation and circulation of CSF(cerebrospinal fluid) in ventricles of the brain)

Cf for ventricle (of heart or brain):

eversion or outward turning of the lower eyelid

The ______ is a colored, contractile membrane with a perforated center called the pupil

Outermost/superficial layer of meniges

softening of the cranium:

Cf for movement (2)

The outermost layer of the eyeball, the

Stroke signs and symptoms: lack of coordination

Spina bifida type: Spina bifida with _________(most severe)—spinal cord and meninges protruding through an opening in the spine

The begining of the canal in the ear

Nearsightedness Eyeball is too long, and image falls in front of the retina

medications which constrict the pupil and allow for better drainage of the aqueous humor

- Protected by the bony structure of the vertebral column - Protected and nourished by the meninges - Relay station for sending and receiving electrical signals between the brain and body - Role in certain reflexes

Screening test used to determine type and degree of hearing loss

Collection of fluid within the eyeball, causing pressure that damages the retina and optic nerve (see illustration) May cause blindness

AD

CF for galion (knot or knot-like mass; mass of neuron cell bodies in the PNS):

the outermost covering of the brain and spinal cord

The iris is a colored, contractile membrane with a perforated CENTER called the _____

Immune system destroying myelin

- 31 pairs that emerge from the spinal cord - Named according to the vertebra from which they exit

Sensations experiments before the seizures

Cf for brain

Ultrasound destruction of a cataract, commonly followed by an intraocular lens implant

Middle ear

localized inflammatory swelling of a sebaceous gland of the eyelid, generally caused by a bacterial infection; also called stye

corne/o

Impulses travel away from the CNS (efferent)

The __________ connects the middle ear to the nasopharynx in order to equalize air pressure on both sides of the tympanic membrane

The _____ provides the blood supply for the entire eye.

Neuroglia type: ________: (develops myelin sheath for CNS neurons)

LASIK

without or not hearing (deafness):

Immune system destroys receptors for neurotransmiters on the skeletal muscle

LP

CF for word, phase

Disease of nerev root

Neural tube defect (NTD): - Brain fails to form during fetal development - Baby is usually stillborn or dies shortly after birth

- changes in the brain lead to loss of motor control - Progressive over time (tremors)

blephar/o

The middle layer of the eyeball, the

Disease and conditions: ___________-broad term used to refer to different cognitive deficits, including memory loss and Alzheimer disease

Irid/o

ICP

choroid/o

BC

Salping/o

Screening test used to determine unilateral hearing loss (conduction and sensorineural) Use of tuning fork

Cf for strength

conjunctiv/o

Diseases and Conditions: _______________-also called shingles; highly painful vesicles caused by the same Herpes virus that causes chicken pox

What is a stroke sometimes called?

lipoprotein covering on axons -> makes impulses travel faster

study of (muscles and body) movement:

swelling of the optic nerve, with dilated veins and an enlarged blind spot on the visual field

Retin/o

_____ _____:(Contains multiple neurons) have both sensory and motor neurons running through them.

Autonomic nerves: _______ (fight or flight) increases heart rate, dilates airways, constricts blood vessels, and raises blood pressure to deal with a crisis

innermost/deepest layer of meniges

Strabismus type: Eye turns outward Also called wall eye

CSF

One of two major fluids (humors) of the eye is ____________

separation; destruction; loosening of a nerve: