PIMA career prep CAT 150 Topic 9 Chapter 7 (neuro)

What part of the brain helps control body sensations and position?

Which of the following best describes afferent neurons?

Starting from the BRAIN and working your way OUT (towards the skull), what is the correct order of meningeal layers?

If a patient had a subdural hematoma, where in the brain would the bleed be located?

What is another term for CVA?

The root word for stupor or unconsciousness is narc/o

Which of the following structures provides insulation that increases the speed of impulses within the neuron?

Which of the following is the root word meaning sleep?

The thalamus is a relay station that receives information and directs it to other parts of the brain

Which of the following is true regarding bacterial meningitis?

Which of the following best describes a panic disorder?

What does the autonomic nervous system control?

Which of the following functions does serotonin regulate?

The parasympathetic nervous system is responsible for "rest and digest" functions within the autonomic nervous system

Which part of the nervous system is responsible for controlling skeletal muscles, and where is it located?

The root word for speech is -phasia

What is the correct pairing of type of neuron and definition?

Which specific area of the brain is responsible for comprehension of speech?

Which of the following structures is responsible for autonomic functions?

What portion of the brain contains the thalamus, hypothalamus, and pituitary gland?

Which of the following carries impulses away from the cell body of a neuron?

A concussion is a interruption in brain function caused from what?

Which of the following best describes efferent neurons?

Where is CSF made?

Which of the following functions is NOT controlled by the frontal lobe?

What will activity in the sympathetic nervous system look like?

The root for nerve, nervous system, or nervous tissue is neur/o or neur/i

There are 8 vertebrae in the thoracic segment

Which of the following statements best describes epilepsy?

Which of the following functions does the cerebellum help control?

What is the definition of the root myel/o?

What is the general term for the COVERING that protects the brain and spinal cord?

Broca's aphasia is the inability to produce tears