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Brain Disorders [Alphabetical Order] [A-G]
Brain Disorders [Alphabetical Order] [A-G]
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A #general overlook of the #brain and its #disorders. #Alphabetical , #Autism, #Stroke , #A-G, etc.
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What is Autism?
problems in communication
bad social interaction, severely limited interests
disease to make one bald
ritualistic/repetitive behaviors
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What disorder causes a tumor that grows and spreads into the auditory canal towards the brain?
Acoustic Neuroma
Bass Neuroma
Necrotizing faciitis
Cancer
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What causes random ulcers, inflammation, meningitis, and lesions around the body?
Batton Disease
Behcet's Disease
Bowel Disease
Autoimmune attack
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What disorder is characterized by slow degeneration of muscles in the leg and foot?
Harvey-Henry-Marie Disorder
Charcot-Marie-Tooth Disorder
Muscular Atrophy
CMH Disorder
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What disorder causes the immune system to attack the peripheral nervous system?
Parkinson's Disease
scoliosis
Batton Disease
Guillain-Barre Syndrome
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What are the types of Cerebral Palsy?
Magic, Kinetic movement, floating, jumping
spasms, kinetic, broken, Mixed
Mixed, Ataxic, Rheumatoid, Kinetic
spastic, Dyskinetic/athetoid, Ataxic, Mixed
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What is an Acquired Brain Injury[TBI]?
Concussions and contusions only combined!
Injury to only the brain that can cause multiple disorders
A brain injury
A direct impact to a certain portion of the skull or brain
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What is Dystonia?
Random spasms occurring over the body, sometimes specific
Random spasms occurring only in the abdomen
jerking movements and jittery actions.
rapid blinking and REM when awake
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What disorder happens from birth that causes tangled brain blood vessels from arteries/veins?
Arteriovenous Malformation
Stroke
Arteriovenous Malfunction
Brain Vessel Malformation
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What is Agenesis Corpus Callosum[ACC]?
Abnormality: Only the full absence of the Corpus Callosum
Aids, Cancer, Cold [ACC]
Abnormality: partial or full absence of the corpus callosum
Abnormality: partial or full absence of the medulla
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What is a brain aneurysm?
Loss over half of the human body.
Clots forming all over the brain.
A trauma to the head and first stage of concussion.
A bulge or weakness in a blood vessel within the brain.
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What is Dementia (Non-Alzheimer type)?
memory-loss, black-out, coma, and death
Disease that makes words look upsidedown
Memory-loss, but not as severe at Alzheimer's disease
Disease that causes sudden bursts of knowledge to forgetting
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What disorder causes an individual listening problems, random actions, and sometimes yelling?
ADHD
Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder
Ocular Compulsive Disorder
OCD
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What is Cerebral Lupus?
Death of kidney tissue
Disorder in physical/mental behavior
Lupus
Disorder of the Asylum
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What is Aphasia?
A disorder that causes mass memory loss
A disorder that changes the emotions of an individual.
A disorder that affects language and comprehension.
A disorder that causes confusion in coordination.
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What disorder causes difficulty in coordinated actions such as holding a pencil?
Dyslexia
Removal of the eye-hand coordinator in the brain
Dyspraxia
Dystopia
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What is Down Syndrome?
A defect that causes an extra chromosome 21 in every cell
A defect that causes an extra chromosome 34 in every cell
A defect that makes a person a great dancer
A defect that causes depression, mood swings, and anxiety
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What is Friedreich's Ataxia?
The real and full name for Ataxia
Progressive Ataxia that ranges from weakness - heart disease
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What is Gaucher Disease?
Neurological mutation in which ATP cannot be produced
gene mutation in which glucocerebrosidase is weirdly made
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What is Blepharospasm?
A disorder that is identified as ptosis
A disorder that causes lost control of eyelids
drooping eyelids, random involuntary winking, squinting
A disorder that causes extreme stress
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What disorder causes slow symptoms around 60 that start with memory loss to death by a coma?
Batton Disease
Schekt Disease
Creutzfeldt-Jakob disease
Ebola
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What is Amyotrophic Lateral Sclerosis[ALS]?
Degenerative disorder of specific nerve cells
Muscle Atrophy [An easier way to lose weight]
Degenerative disorder of specific muscle cells
Degenerative disorder of the circulatory system
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What disorder causes progressive loss of sense and weakness in the arm?
Explosions
Chronic Inflammatory Demyelinating Polyneuropathy
paralysis
Chronic Inflammatory Demyelinating Therapy
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BONUS: What song does this section come from?
Still Water
7 Years old
Macarena
Rasputin
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What disorder causes displacement of the cerebellum typically near the spinal cord?
Chiari Malformation
Spiel Malformation
Marie's Malformation
Parkinson's disease
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What is Batten Disease?
mental impairment, seizures, loss of sight, and motor defect
seizures, epilepsy, screaming, running, and biting
biting, laughing, hyperactivity, abnormal smiling
Crying, smiling, mental impairment, blindness
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What disorder is a series or cluster of headaches lasting for days to months?
Cluster migraines
Concussion
Ebola
Cluster Headaches
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What is a coma?
A state of sleeping including movement
A strong traumatic injury
A state of unconsciousness in complete isolation
A concussion
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What disorder is classified as inflammation of the brain that can be life-threatening?
Muscular Atrophy
Meningitis
scoliosis
Encephalitis
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What disorder is classified as recurrent changes in electrical activity that leads to seizures?
Seizure
Ptosis
Epilepsy
colors
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What is Essential Tremor [ET]?
Disorder that is more embarrassing than disabling
Disorder that causes tremor in most parts of the body
Another name for Parkinson's Disease
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What disorder causes vast amounts of memory loss to delusions over time?
ADHD
Primary Progressive OCD
Moore's Memory Loss Syndrome
Alzheimer's Disease
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What disorder causes weak comprehension, reading, and language as well as auditory processing?
Dementia
Disorder
Dyslexia
Dysautomia
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What disorder affects the nervous system and causes weakened sensations of pain, taste, etc?
Familial Dysautonomia
Familial Disorder
Parkinson's Disease
Familial Dyautopsy
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What is Cervical Dystonia?
Social destruction disorder
Spasms of neck muscles that last with varying times
Forceful stretching of back
Bone Dislocation causing muscles
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What is a buildup of cancer cells in a specific spot in the brain classified as?
Hemorrhage
Brain tumour(or tumor)/Cancer
Tumour(or tumor) in body
Aneurysm
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What is a concussion?
A car accident
Severe traumatic injury in which the brain is damaged
Severe traumatic mental injury that induces hysteria
An object entering the brain
