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| what are right brain functions? |
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| Thought, intuition, creativity, art & music, risk taking |
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| what are left brain functions? |
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| analytic thought, logic, language, science and math, rational |
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| functions of the frontal lobe |
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| Brocas area for speech, morals, emotions, reasoning, and judgement, concentration and abstraction |
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| functions of the parietal lobes |
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| interpretation of taste, pain, touch temperature, pressure, and spacial perception |
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| auditory center, wernickes area for sensory and speech |
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| motor control of fine body movement |
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| diencephalon function parts and function |
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| thalamus integrates all bodily sensation axcept for smell, provides a pain gate, part of RAS hypothalamus- regulates autonomic responses sympathetic and parasympathetic, regulates stress, sleep, appetite, body temp, fluid balance, and emotions, responsible for the secretion of hormones by the pituitary and hypothalamus |
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| midbrain, pons, and medulla oblongata |
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| responsible for motor coordination, contains the visual reflex and auditory relay centers |
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| contains the respiratory centers and regulates breathing |
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| medulla oblangata function |
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| contains all efferent and afferent tracts and cardiac, resp, vomiting, and vasomotors centers, controls heart rate, resp, blood vessel diameter, sneezing, swallowing, vomiting, and coughing |
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| equilibrium, fine movement, muscle tone, and coordination |
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pneumonic for cranial nerves to tell
if motor or sensory |
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some say marry money but my brother says bad
business marry money |
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| optic- central and peripheral vision |
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| oculomotor-eye movement, lid elevation and pupil dilation |
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trigeminal- sensation of skin of face and scalp,
muscles of mastication |
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| facial- sensation and movement of face taste on anterior 2/3rds of the toungue |
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| vestibulocochlear- hearing, equilibrium |
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| glossopharyngeal- swallowing, taste from posterior 1/3rd of toungue, parotid glands |
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| cranial nerve 10 function |
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| vagus- parasympathetic thoracic and abdominal viscera, cardiac and smooth muscle innervation |
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| cranial nerve 11 function |
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| spinal accessory- sternocleidomastoid and trapezius muscles |
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| cranial nerve 12 function |
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| hypoglossal- muscles of the toungue |
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| what is the monroe kelley doctrine? |
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The 'Monroe - Kelly Doctrine'[7],[8] states that incompressible structures within the cranial vault are in a state of volume equilibrium, such that any increase of the volumes of one component (i.e. blood, CSF, or brain tissue) must be compensated by a decrease in the volume of another |
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| how to calculate cpp and normal range |
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map-icp=cpp
85mmhg average, 70-100normage range
needs to remain above 65mmhg to prevent cerebral anoxia |
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| late sign of increasing icp, visualized with opthalmoscope, hyperemia and edema in the optic disc |
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| blindness in one side of the visual field |
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| three signs of a basal skull fracture |
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| `battle sign, raccoons eyes, rhinorrhea and otorrhea |
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| inability to comprehend verbal or written language |
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| the inability to carry out a puposeful motor activity |
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| inapropriate association with objects ie brushing hair with a pen |
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| types of ischemic strokes |
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| types of hemorrhagic stroke |
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| aneurysm, arteriovenous malformation |
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| drug used in thrombolytic therapy |
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| recombinant tissue plasminogen activator rtpa (retavase) |
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| trouble articulating and forming words |
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blindness occurs in the same half of visual field
in both eyes |
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| difficulty recgnizing objects |
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| dificulty carrying out pupouseful motor activity |
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| occurs at time of injury and results from physical stress |
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| damage that is done secondayr to the original tissue damage ie after swelling |
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| bsal skull fracture signs and symptoms |
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| raccoon eyes battle signs, halo sign |
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| therapeutic levels of dilantin |
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| hypertension, increased widened pulse pressure, bradycardia |
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| deficites for injuries between c1 and c5 |
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| paralysis of all muscles used for breathing usually fatal |
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| deficites for spinal injuries fromc5 to c6 |
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| paralysis of the legs trunk hand and wrist |
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| severe hypertension, headache and bradycardia increased sweating nasal stuffyness, facial flushing |
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generalized- absence, tonic clonic, myoclonic, atonic, clonic, tonic,
partial- simple, complex |
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| brief loss of concious awareness, blank stare |
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| 2-5 min full body experience of tonicity followed my convulsion, then postictal |
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| jerking and stiffening of extremities can be one or both sides |
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| drop attack sudden loss of muscle tone followed by postictal congusion |
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| lasts several minutes jerking convulsion |
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| abrupt increase in muscle tone, loss of conciousness, autonomic changes lasting from 30 sec to several min |
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| o2, suction, iv, siderails |
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three signs of meningitis |
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| nuchal rigiidity, positive kernigs and brudisnkis |
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| csf findingd with bacterial menengitis |
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| cloudy, increased wbc, increased protein, decrease glucose, elevated pressure |
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| lack of coordinated movement typified by the overshoot or undershoot of intended position |
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