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Question 21

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A condition characterized by reduced muscle tone is called:

A) aphasia.
B) catatonia.
C) dementia.
D) dyslexia.
E) dyskinesia.

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Question 22

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Build a medical term that means "abnormal narrowing of the skull."

A) Craniomalacia
B) Craniosclerosis
C) Craniostenosis
D) Craniosynostolsis
E) Craniotomy

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Question 23

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Build a medical term that means "brain hernia."

Translate the root esthesi/o.

Translate the root gnosi/o.

Which of the following is NOT true about amyotrophic lateral sclerosis?

Which nerve is responsible for carrying impulses toward the central nervous system?

Which is the correct breakdown and translation of the medical term encephalography?

Which of the following procedures is used to examine blood vessels in the brain?

A negative emotional state is known as:

Build a medical term that means "involuntary muscle contraction."

Which is the correct breakdown of the medical term encephalomyelitis into its component parts?

Which is the correct breakdown and translation of the medical term encephalalgia?

Build a medical term that means "disease affecting multiple nerves."

Build a medical term that means "excessive bleeding inside the brain."

Translate the root/suffix asthenia.

Which abbreviation describes the system of nerves that is around the central nervous system (the brain and spinal cord) ?

Which syllable receives the emphasis in the term neurasthenia?

The brain is divided into how many layers of matter?

Read the following excerpt from this patient's health record: Emergency Department Course: Manuel was driven to the emergency room by his parents. On arrival, he appeared very confused, though not agitated. With his encephalopathic picture, we were most worried about psychotropic drug abuse or infection. A normal urine drug screen and a CBC with an elevated WBC count were suspicious for infection. Because encephalitis and meningitis were the main concerns, we performed a lumbar puncture. The opening pressure was consistent with elevated intracranial pressure. The CSF showed an elevated WBC count. The culture is pending. Shortly after his lumbar puncture, Manuel had a tonic-clonic seizure. We treated him with an anticonvulsant and the seizure stopped. The electroencephalogram showed paroxysmal lateral epileptiform discharges (PLEDs) , which are characteristic of herpes encephalitis. The pediatric team was called, and they admitted him to the PICU. Which of the following is NOT true about the patient's Emergency Department course?