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all vocab for test 15

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Glascow Coma Scale   Standerdized system for assessing the d3egree of consciousness impairment in the critically ill and for predicting the duration and ultimate outcome of coma, particularly head injuries.  
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Aphasia   Abnormal neurologic condition in which the language function is defective or absent because of an injury to certain areas of the cerebral cortex - Broca's area and Wernicke's area.  
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Dysarthria   Difficult poorly articulated speech that usually results from interference in control over the muscles of speech.  
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Cranial nerve I   Olfactory  
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Cranial nerve II   Optic  
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Cranial nerve III   Oculomotor  
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Cranial nerve IV   Trochlear  
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Cranial nerve V   Trigeminal  
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Cranial nerve VI   Abducens  
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Cranial nerve VII   Facial  
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Cranial nerve VIII   Acoustic/vestibulocochlear  
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Cranial nerve IX   Glossopharyngeal  
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Cranial nerve X   Vagus  
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Cranial nerve XI   Spinal Accessory  
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Cranial nerve XII   Hypoglossal  
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olfactory nerve   sense of smell  
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optic nerve   vision  
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oculomotor nerve   eye movements and pupil control  
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trochlear nerve   down and inward movement of the eye  
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Trigeminal nerve   sensations of face, scalp, teeth; chewing movements  
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abducens nerve   lateral movement of the eye  
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facial nerve   sense of tast on anterior 2/3 of tongue, contraction of muscles of facial expression  
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acoustic nerve   hearing; sense of balance  
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glossopharyngeal nerve   sensations of the throat, taste, swallowing movements, gage reflex, secretion of saliva  
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vagus nerve   snesations of throat, larynx, and thoracic and abdominal organs; swallowing; slowing of heartbeat and acceleration of peristalsis  
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spinal accessory nerve   shoulder movements and turning of head  
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hypoglossal   tongue movements  
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Paresis   A lesser degree of movement deficit from partial or incomplete paralysis  
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Flaccid   Weak, soft, and flabby; lacking all muscle tone  
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Spastic   Involuntary sudden movement or muscular contraction.  
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Fasciculations   Small, rapid, continuous twitching or muscles.  
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propriocection   sensation pertaining to spatial-position and muscular-activity stimuli originating from within the body or to te sensory receptors that those stimuli activate.  
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Unilateral neglect   condition in which the individual is perceptually unaware of and inattentive to one side of the body  
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hemianopia   defective vision or blindness in half of the visual field  
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Types of headaches   Migraines, Cluster, Tension  
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migraine drugs   Triptans - Replax(eletriptan), Axert(almotriptan), Frova(frovatriptan), Amerge(naratriptan), Maxalt(rizatriptan), Imitrex(sumatriptan), Zomig(zolmitriptan). Seratonine receptor agonists.  
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cluster drugs   narcotic analgesics  
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tension drugs   nonnarcotic analgsics - acetaminophen, propoxyphene, phenacetic, ibuprofen, and aspirin.  
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