Nervous System 2 Jeopardy Template

Functions	Divisons of the Nervous System	Disorders	Diseases	Terminology
100 Central Nervous System What's the Communication and coordination system of the body .	100 Crntral Nervous System It's the brain and spinal cord	100 Epilepsy Seizure disorder or the brain, characterized by recurring and excessive discharge from neurons . What disorder is this ?	100 Poliomyelitis A disease of the nerve pathways of the spinal cord causing paralysis what this ?	100 Cerebrospinal fluid Csf means
200 Neuron Transmits a message from one cell to the next .	200 Cranial nerves and spinal nerves . What's the Peripheral Nervous system?	200 Meningitis Inflammation of the lining of the brain is ?	200 Cerebral palsy I am a disturbance in voluntary muscular action due to to brain damage who am I ?	200 inflammation suffix itis means
300 Dendrites Nerve cell processes that carry impulses to the cell body .	300 Autonomic nervous system includes peripheral nerves and ganglia,supplies heart muscle ,	300 Increased volume of cerebrospinal fluid within ventricles of the brain what's Hydrocephalus?	300 Pill rolling Tremors Shuffling gait What's Parkinson's disease ?	300 Loss of power of motion or sensation Whats paralysis ?
400 Carries impulse away from cell body What is a Axon ?	400 Involuntary what action does the autonomic nervous system have ? Voluntary or involuntary	400 Loss of two areas of complex behavior such as language ,memory , visual and spatial abilities or judgement what's Dementia	400 Alzheimer's disease What has Three different stages and Begins with problem remembering ?	400 Half or one side of what does the stem hemi- mean ?
500 Sensory Neutrons ( AFFERENT) emerge from the skin or sense organs , carry impulses to spinal cord and brain	500 autonomic nervous system which system has smooth muscles and secretory glands ?	500 Bells Palsy When a Victim seems to have stroke on one side of the face it's called. ____ ______	500 inflammation of a nerve What's Neuritis ?	500 Paralysis all four extremities What's Quadriplegia?

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