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| "pins and "needles" feeling when extremity "falls asleep" |
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Which means movement?
a) kines/o
b)kinesi/o
c)-kinesia
d) -kinesis
e) -kinetic
f) all of the above
g) all but c
h) all but b and c |
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| condition of slow movement |
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| What are used to treat hyperkinesia in children? |
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| condition marked by involuntary, spasmodic movements |
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| condition of involuntary spasmodic movements that develops in people who take antipsychotic drugs for extended periods |
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| Word meaning occurring late |
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| sudden, uncontrollable compulsion to sleep |
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| What are prescribed to treat narcolepsy? |
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| combined form meaning stupor |
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| combined form meaning word or phrase |
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| reading, writing, and learning disorder |
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| weakness in one half of the body (right or left) |
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| partial paralysis or weakness of muscles |
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| condition when a patient knows what they want to say but cannot say it |
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| another name for motor aphasia--starts with a "b" |
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| another name for motor aphasia--starts with an "e" |
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| able to say words but uses them inappropriately |
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| T or F: A patient with sensory aphasia can understand written and verbal commands |
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| loss or impairment of the ability tomove parts of the body |
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| paralysis of one side of the body (right or left), usually due to an injury or stroke |
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right
Motor nerve fibers cross over in the medulla oblongata |
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| A patient who has hemiparalysis of the left side has an injury to the _____ side of the brain? Explain why. |
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| paralysis of the lower portion of the body due to spinal cord injury or disease |
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