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Form of anesthesia, loss of sensation in one localized part of the body
Implies that a specified quantity of drug was rapidly administered IV.
Branch of medicine dealing with operative procedures to correct deformities and defects
Form of anesthesia that uses paste or gel on a specific area
Medication to relieve pain
Opioid analgesic used to supplement general anesthesia during and after surgery to control pain
A physician who specializes in the practice of anesthesia
flexible tube tha tis inserted into a vein or artery to deliver medication, fluids or remove fluids from body
registered nurse who has additional education & training in the administration of anesthetic medications
"Breathing tube"; Placed in trachea to ensure the airway remains open and protected so air reaches the lungs
Instrument used to open throat and larynx, so that intubation is possible
combination of drugs used to medically-induce a state of reversible consciousness
Lying face up and on an incline with head lower than legs
Form of anesthesia, interrupts pain sensation along a nerve in certain part of body, injected into or around the nerve
Loss of motor response (movement) due to paralysis of motor nerves
A state which there is malleable rigidity of limbs, generally unresponsive to aural, visual, or minor painful stimuli.
Endotracheal tube has been removed from airway
The insertion of tube into the airway to protect it from collapsing; opening up the airway to give oxygen, anesthetic or medication
A powerful inhaled drug used for induction and general maintenance of anesthesia; Non-flammable
Stage of anesthesia; erratic breathing, irregular heart rate, nausea, dilated pupils
Inhalation of oro-pharyngeal or gastric content into larynx and respiratory tract
Deprived of adequate oxygen supply

Implies that a specified quantity of drug was rapidly administered IV.
Branch of medicine dealing with operative procedures to correct deformities and defects.
Medication to relieve pain.
A physician who specializes in the practice of anesthetics.
Flexible tube that is inserted into a vein or artery tp deliver medications, fluids or remove fluids from the body.
Instrument used to open the throat and larynx so that intubation is possible.
Combination of drugs used to medically-induce a state of reversible unconsciousness.
Form of anesthesia, interrupts pain sensation along a nerve in certain parts of the body. injected in or around a nerve.
State in which there is malleable rigidity of the limbs, generally unresponsive to to aural, visual, or minor painful stimuli.
Form of anesthesia, loss of sensation in one localized part of the body.
Form of anesthesia, uses paste or gel on specific area.
Opioid analgesic used to supplement general anesthesia during and after surgery to control pain.
Registered nurse who has received additional education and training in the administration of anesthetic medications.
"Breathing Tube"; Placed in trachea to ensure the airway remains open and protected so air reaches the lungs.
Lying face up and on an incline with head lower than legs.
Loss of motor response (movement) due to paralysis of motor nerves.
Endotracheal tube has be removed from the airway.
Deprived of adequate oxygen supply.
Entry of liquid or solid material into the trachea and lungs.
REM Stage of anesthesia.
Motionlessness
Colorless, nonflammable inhalent
Flammable anesthetic no longer used.
Muscle relaxant

_______ receptors respond for the duration of time a stimulus is present.
Somatosensation is always _____ information.
______ receptors adapt to a constant stimulus & stop responding for the entire duration.
Muscle spindles provide sensory feedback on how hard a muscle is ______.
Information in divergent relay pathways is transmitted with _____ fidelity.
Getting a flu shot is an example of _____ (or discriminative) nociception.
______ relay pathways play a role in adjustments of movements that have been mastered and posture.
This is the ability to identify an object using touch and proprioceptive information.
The Z-line is the edge to edge length of a ________.
Muscle tone is the resistance to _______ in a resting muscle.
______ motor neurons communicate with extrafusal muscle fibers.
______ motor neurons are controlled by the cerebellum.
Motor tracts provide motor signals from the ____ to the spinal cord.
The _____ motor tracts are involved in posture & gross motor movements.
The reticulospinal tract is a ______process for anticipatory use of information.
The lateral _______ tract is the most important pathway for UE voluntary movement.
The _____ spinocerebellar pathway transmits high-fidelity information from the LEs and lower trunk.
The ______ spinocerebellar tract crosses midline twice enroute to the cerebellum.
______ & equilibrium is influenced by the vestibulocerebellum.
The _______ cerebellar peduncle only deals with afferent information.

most highly evolved structure of the body
convolutions (mountains)
infoldings (valleys)
fissure
divided temporal lobe from frontal and anterior parietal
divides frontal from parietal lobes
predominates in cognition, planning, initiation
speech motor planning
region of parietal sensory reception
site of auditory reception
damage to this area results in difficult with language decoding
receives all auditory information
responsible for receiving visual stimulation and higher level visual processing
tracts running to and from the cortex to the brainstem and spinal column
communication between regions of the same hemisphere
connects frontal lobe gyri to temporal, parietal and occipital lobes
common relay for sensory information relayed through cerebral cortex
involved in background movement and modifies output
controls involuntary activities of viscera
controls voluntary bodily function
transmits information toward soma
transmits information away from soma
fatty wrapping covering the neuron
areas between myelinated segments
long, thin projections at the ends of axons
on soma, usually inhibitory
communicate between neurons
bipolar neuron that activates muscular or glandular responses, usually long myelinated axons

What is the gap between neurons called?
The ____ system interacts with and controls all the other organ systems in the body
Main control center of the body, includes brain and spine.
Nervous System vital organ
Main communication between brain and the rest of the body
Nervous System that receives information from the environment and transmits commands to organs and glands
Cluster of nerve cell bodies
Tissues of the nervous system
Provide structural support and protect neurons
Cells of the nervous system
Neurons are made up of three parts: Cell Body, Dendrites, and ____
Type of neuron that transmits impulses from sensory organ to CNS
Type of neuron that transmits impulses from PNS to CNS
Type of neuron that transmits impulse from CNS to muscles and glands
Sensory organ that uses electromagnetic receptors
Chemical signals that carry messages across synapse

tumor of the neuroglial tissue
sensation that often occurs before migraine or seizure
controls the facial muscles
dilation of a blood vessel in the cerebrum
bruising in the cerebral tissue
disorder that affects movement and muscle tone
death of brain tissue that occurs when an arterial blockage or arterial rupture prevents blood flow to the brain
type of CVA that occurs when a weakened blood vessel ruptures and bleeds into the surrounding tissue of the brain
occurs when a blood vessel that supplies blood to the brain becomes blocked
sudden abnormal involuntary contraction of the muscles
inflammation of multiple peripheral nerves
pain that can spread to more parts go the brain
paralysis of one side of the body
paralysis of one side go the body
congenital hernia in which the meninges protrude through an opening of the skull or spinal cord
temporary or permanent loss of voluntary movement.
inflammation go the gray matter of the spinal cord caused by a highly contagious virus
disruption of electrical activity in the brain produces physical and mental changes
an involuntary repetitive trembling of the body limbs
temporary loss of consciousness due to inadequate blood flow to the brain

paralysis of one side of the body
diffuse pain (that is, pain that is spread out) in one or more parts of the head
tumor of the neuroglial (glial) tissue.
a subjective sensation that often occurs before a migraine or seizure
unilateral (one-sided) paralysis of the nerves that control the facial muscle
abnormal, localized (limited to one area) dilation of blood vessel in the cerebrum
any intracranial mass, which may be neoplaic ( a growth), cystic (a sac containing fluid), or inflammatory (an abscess)
A traumatic brain injury resulting from a blow to the head or violent shaking of the head and upper body
A condition of progressive mental deterioration caused by organic brain diease
temporary or permanent loss of voluntary movement (motor function)
inflammation of the gray matter of spinal cord; caused by a highly contagious virus
an involuntary, repetitive trembling of the body or limbs
a Temporary loss of consciousness due to inadequate blood flow to the brain
lack of awareness of oneself and the inability to respond to environmental stimuli due to injury, shock, or oxygen deprivation
progressive disorder of the nervous system marked by signs such as tremor
sensation of numbness, pickling, or tingling, usually in upper or lower extremities
abnormal electrical activity that occurs in one or more parts of the brain hemisphere; partial seizure
an epileptic seizure characterized by violent muscle contractions and loss of consciousness; tonic-clonic seizure.
split spine
a rare but serious condition that results in acute encephalopathy (brain malfunction) and hepatomegaly (liver enlargement); typically seen in children under 18 years of age after a viral infection

the physical structure of a person; you use it to dance walk and do about nearly everything
a continuous area or expanse which is free, available, or unoccupied.
without a bend, angle, or curve
perform (an action) at a particular moment.
a vigorous or determined attempt.
the way in which two or more concepts, objects, or people are connected, or the state of being connected.
having many curves.
sharply curved or having an angle.
a band or bundle of fibrous tissue in a human or animal body that has the ability to contract, producing movement in or maintaining the position of parts of the body.
any of the pieces of hard whitish tissue making up the skeleton in humans and other vertebrates.
bones that are found in the fingers of each hand and also in the toes of each foot.
the skull, especially the part enclosing the brain.
a muscle on the front part of the upper arm
the large muscle at the back of the upper arm.
the bone of the thigh or upper hind limb, articulating at the hip and the knee.

System that gives your body shape, support and movement
system that gives you movement
system that moves blood that contains nutrients and oxygen throughout your body
system that exchange gases oxygen and carbon dioxide
system that gets rid of cellular waste
system that converts the food we eat in nutrients that can be absorbed in the cells of your body
place were we make blood cells
important involuntary muscle that is key in the cardiovascular system
internal balance in your body and cells is called __________________
specific place in the respiratory system where gas exchange takes place

how are the units of energy measured in food?
The science that studies relationships bwtween people and their work environment is called
which type of business is owned by the shareholders or members who have funds invested in the company
What type of insurance covers the cost of a lawsuit or settlement resulting from damage inflicted on a client during a service
utilities, supplies, cost of promotions, postage and taxes are identified as which type of costs
If the skin care centers income is greater than the operating expences, the skin center is concidered operating at
which microorganism is an infectious agent that replicates itself only within cells of living hosts
place where you can find hazzards associated with products
which muscles respond to conscious commands
the fluid part of the blood which red and white blood cells and blood platlets and suspended is called
constant direct current of low voltage and high amperage in electrotherapy is