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Complete “What I know about…” Thought for the Day… Warm-up

Medical Terminology Day 1

 Objective: The student will be able to:  1) Describe the structures AND define terms related to the diagnostic procedures of the nervous system  2) Describe anesthesia/neurology specialties  Lesson: Ch.10 The Nervous System  Quiz 10 Monday, May 12th (A-day) or Tuesday, May 13 th (B-day)

 Encephal/o and Cerebr/o  Coordinates all activities of the body by receiving and transmitting messages throughout the body.  Cerebrospinal Fluid ▪ Fluid that cushions and nourishes the brain and spinal cord  Note: Cephal/o  Head

 Mening/o

 Myel/o  Transmits nerve impulses between the brain, limbs, and lower part of the body.

 Neur/o  Receive and transmit messages to and from all parts of the body.  Myelin Sheath ▪ Protective covering of the neuron  Neurotransmitters ▪ Chemical substances that make nerve impulse transmission possible

 Get a textbook and define the rest of your word parts list.

 Carotid Ultrasonography  process of using sound to take a 3D picture of the carotid arteries to determine blood flow and plaque build-up  Echoencephalography  process of using sound to take a 2D picture of the brain structures

 Electroencephalography  Myelography

 Types of Anesthetics  Local- directly affects the surgical site ▪ Ex: minor dental procedures (cavity fillings)  Regional- affects the area around major nerves (larger, but limited body area) ▪ Ex: Epidural Anesthesia  General- affects the brain and entire body ▪ Ex: major surgery (requires assistive breathing device)

 Anesthesia produced from injecting an anesthetic into the epidural space of the spinal cord  Ex: childbirth

 Anesthesiologist Anesthesiologist  Physician  Anesthetist  Registered Nurse

 Neurologist Neurologist  Neurosurgeon Neurosurgeon

 Complete Ch.10 Learning Exercises (day 1)

 Discussed: The structures AND define terms related to the diagnostic procedures of the nervous system and anesthesia and neurology specialties.  Next class topic: Terms related to neurology.  Quiz 10 Monday, May 12th (A-day) or Tuesday, May 13 th (B-day)

Medical Terminology Day 2

Warm-Up B Thought for the Day… Warm-up

 Objective: The student will be able to understands terms related to neurology.  Lesson: The Nervous System  Medical Specialty: Neurology (continued)  True Life: “I Have a Traumatic Brain Injury”  Quiz 10 Monday, May 12th (A-day) or Tuesday, May 13 th (B-day)

 Migraine Headache Migraine Headache  Throbbing pain on one side of the head with nausea, vomiting, and/or light sensitivity  Head pain (headache)  Cephalgia  Inflammation of the brain  Encephalitis  Water (excess fluid) in the head  Hydrocephalus  Hernia/protrusion of the meninges  Meningocele  Inflammation of the meninges  Meningitis  Inflammation of the spinal cord  Myelitis  Delirium  Acute condition of confusion, agitation, hallucinations (usually caused by high fever)

 Damage that occurs to the brain when blood flow is disrupted

 Concussion Concussion  the violent shaking up of the brain  Cerebral Contusion  bruising of the brain tissue  Cerebral Hematoma Cerebral Hematoma  a collection of blood trapped in the tissues of the brain

 Syncope  Fainting  Lethargy  Lowered level of consciousness (drowsiness, apathy, reduced activity)  Coma  Deep state of unconsciousness ▪ No spontaneous eye movement, speech, or response to pain

 Seizure disorder (recurrent/sudden episodes of surges of electrical activity in the brain)

 Dementia  progressive decline in mental abilities (memory/thinking/judgment)  Alzheimer’s Disease Alzheimer’s Disease ▪ progressive deterioration of the brain structures that affect thought/memory/language/reasoning

 Parkinson’s Disease  progressive loss of control over muscle movements (tremors, bradykinesia, shuffling gait)

 Burning pain  Causalgia  Condition of excessive sensation (sensitivity to touch/pain)  Hyperesthesia  Abnormal sensation (tingling/prickling)  Paresthesia

 Amyotrophic Lateral Sclerosis (ALS) Amyotrophic Lateral Sclerosis (ALS)  a/myo/trophic lateral sclerosis  “ without muscle development/nourishment”  nerve cells deteriorate and cannot send impulses to the muscles which results in progressive muscle weakness and eventual paralysis ▪ Also called “Lou Gehrig’s Disease”

 Guillain Barre Syndrome  Autoimmune-related inflammation of the myelin sheath of peripheral nerves that can lead to temporary paralysis  Multiple Sclerosis Multiple Sclerosis  autoimmune-related demyelination which disrupts the transmission of nerve impulses

Bell’s Palsy -temporary paralysis of one of the 7 th cranial nerves Trigeminal Neuralgia - lightning-like pain from inflammation of one of the 5 th cranial nerves

 Sciatica  inflammation of a spinal nerve that results in pain in the thigh/leg

 Video: Traumatic Brain Injury (TBI)

 Discussed: Terms related to neurology.  Next class topic: Terms related to mental health.  Quiz 10 Monday, May 12th (A-day) or Tuesday, May 13 th (B-day)

Medical Terminology Day 3

Warm-up C Thought for the Day… Warm-up

 Objective: The student will be able to understands terms related to mental health.  Lesson: The Nervous System  Medical Specialty: Mental Health  True Life: “I Have Schizophrenia”  Quiz 10 Monday, May 12th (A-day) or Tuesday, May 13 th (B-day)

 Psychiatrist  Chemical dependency  Emotional Problems  Mental Illness  Psychologist  Emotional Problems

 Autism Autism  spectrum of disorders in which an individual cannot develop normal social relationships  Dyslexia  learning disability in which the brain cannot process symbols (reading disorder)

 Insomnia  Narcolepsy

 Abnormal fear of (being on) top (high places)  Acrophobia  Abnormal fear of barriers (enclosed spaces)  Claustrophobia

 Panic Attack  intense emotional feelings (fear/terror) with physical symptoms  Obsessive Compulsive Disorder (OCD)  characterized by recurrent/unwanted obsessions and compulsions (impulses to act)

 Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder (PTSD)  characterized by symptoms of anxiety/sleep disorders/difficulty concentrating/emotional disturbances that may develop after a traumatic event  Anxiolytic  “Anxio/lytic”  anxiety destroying  medication that relieves anxiety and reduces tension (also known as an antianxiety or tranquilizer)

 Madness to steal  Kleptomania  Madness (with setting) fires  Pyromania  Madness related to hair (pulling)  Trichotillomania

 Factitious Disorder  condition in which an individual acts as if he/she has a physical illness when he/she is not really sick  Hypochondriasis  fear that one has a serious illness despite appropriate medical evaluation

 Delusion  a false personal belief  Hallucination  sensory perception (sight, touch, sound, smell, taste) experienced without actual stimulation

 Schizophrenia  a withdrawal from reality and disorganized thinking (with delusions and hallucinations)  Mediation that works against the mind  Antipsychotic

 Discussed: The structures AND define terms related to the diagnostic procedures of the nervous system and anesthesia and neurology specialties.  Next class topic: Terms related to neurology.  Quiz 10 Monday, May 12th (A-day) or Tuesday, May 13 th (B-day)

Medical Terminology Day 4

NONE B-day - True Life: I Have a Schizophrenia A-day – Practice Day Thought for the Day… Warm-up

 True Life: I Have a Schizophrenia

 You will be divided into 5 groups  Create a large-scale drawing(s) that depicts your assigned diseases/disorders  You must not only include the word’s definition but also illustrate a picture of it!  You have the class period to complete this assignment.  This will be for a grade  Pathology of the Brain & Spinal Cord (terms from the word-building)  Strokes, Brain Injuries, Levels of Consciousness  Epilepsy, Brain Disorders & Abnormal Sensations  Nerve Disorders  Mental Health ▪ Phobias ▪ Panic Attack, OCD ▪ Impulse Control Disorders ▪ Factitious, Hypochondriasis ▪ Schizophrenia

 Discussed: The structures AND define terms related to the diagnostic procedures of the nervous system and anesthesia and neurology specialties.  Next class topic: Terms related to neurology.  Quiz 10 Monday, May 12th (A-day) or Tuesday, May 13 th (B-day)

Medical Terminology Day 5

Complete “What I know about…” Thought for the Day… Warm-up

 Objective: The student will be able to understand terms related to the nervous system.  Warm-Up: Warm-Up C & D  Review:  StudyStack/StudyWare  Game: Jeopardy Game: Jeopardy  Ch. 10 Quiz/ Grade In Class

Echoencephalography Anesthetist Anesthesiologist CephalgiaHydrocephalus MeningoceleDeliriumHemorrhagic Stroke Ischemic StrokeConcussion Cerebral Contusion Cerebral Hematoma SyncopeDementiaAlzheimer’s Parkinson’sCausalgiaHyperesthesiaParesthesiaALS Guillan-BarreMultiple Sclerosis Bell’s PalsyTrigeminal Neuralgia Sciatica PsychiatristPsychologistAutismDyslexiaPanic Attack AnxiolyticKleptomaniaPyromaniaTrichotillomaniaFactitious Disorder Hypochondriasis DelusionHallucinationSchizophreniaAntipsychotic