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Name______________________________________________________________ Nervous System Terminology Matching Activity Match the following diseases, symptoms with the proper definition: 1. Agnosia 2. Alzheimer disease 3. Aphasia 4. Asthenia 5. Ataxia 6. Autism 7. Bipolar disorder 8. Bulimia nervosa 9. Clonic phase 10. Coma 11. Concussion 12. Convulsion 13. Dyslexia 14. Epilepsies 15. Guillain-Barre’ syndrome 16. Hemiparesis 17. Ischemic stroke 18. Lethargy 19. Neurosis 20. Multiple sclerosis 21. Myelomeningocele 22. Palsy 23. Paraplegia 24. Parkinson disease 25. Phobias 26. Poliomyelitis 27. Psychosis 28. Radiculopathy 29. Shingles 30. Spina bifida Name______________________________________________________________ _____ inability to comprehend auditory, visual, spatial, olfactory or other sensations when sensory sphere is intact ____ inability to learn and process written language despite adequate intelligence, sensory ability and exposure _____ weakness, debility, or loss or strength _____ lack of muscle coordination in the execution of voluntary movement _____ developmental disorder characterized by extreme withdrawal and abnormal absorption in fantasy, usually characterized by the inability to communicate on a basic level ____ injury to the brain, occasionally with transient loss of consciousness as a result of injury or trauma to the head ____ any sudden and violent contraction of one or more of the muscles _____ abnormally deep unconsciousness with absence of voluntary response to stimuli _____ abnormal inactivity or lack of response to normal stimuli; sluggish _____ autoimmune disorder causing acute inflammation of the peripheral nerves where myelin sheath is destroyed causing decrease in nerve impulses, loss of reflexes and sudden muscle weakness _____ defect in which the neural tube fails to close during embryogenesis _____ paralysis, usually partial and commonly characterized by weakness and shaking or uncontrolled temor _____ major emotional disorder in which contract with reality is lost to the point that the individual is incapable of meeting challenges of daily life _____ weakness in one half of the body _____ inability to speak _____ pathological condition associated with formation of small plaques in the cerebral cortex _____ eating disorder characterized by binging and purging _____ part of the grand mal seizure characterized by uncontrolled jerking _____ type of neurosis characterized by irrational fears Name______________________________________________________________ _____ mental disorder causing unusual shifts in mood, emotion and energy _____ chronic or recurrent seizure activity _____ paralysis of the lower trunk of the body including both legs _____ disease causing inflammation of the gray matter of the spinal cord _____ inflammation of the nerve root associated with the spinal cord characterized by tingling, numbness, weakness or radiating pain moving outward _____ most severe form of spinal bifida where spinal cord protrudes through the spine _____ disease characterized by head nodding, bradykinesia, tremors and shuffling gait _____ disease characterized by demyelination in the spinal cord and brain _____ stroke symptoms that resolve within 24 hours _____ nonpsychotic mental illness triggering feelings of distress and anxiety impairing normal behavior _____ disease caused by same organism causing chickenpox in children Name______________________________________________________________ Nervous System Terminology Activity 3 - KEY Match the following diseases, symptoms with the proper definition: 1. Agnosia 2. Alzheimer disease 3. Aphasia 4. Asthenia 5. Ataxia 6. Autism 7. Bipolar disorder 8. Bulimia nervosa 9. Clonic phase 10. Coma 11. Concussion 12. Convulsion 13. Dyslexia 14. Epilepsies 15. Guillain-Barre’ syndrome 16. Hemiparesis 17. Ischemic stroke 18. Lethargy 19. Neurosis 20. Multiple sclerosis 21. Myelomeningocele 22. Palsy 23. Paraplegia 24. Parkinson disease 25. Phobias 26. Poliomyelitis 27. Psychosis 28. Radiculopathy 29. Shingles 30. Spina bifida Name______________________________________________________________ _1____ inability to comprehend auditory, visual, spatial, olfactory or other sensations when sensory sphere is intact _13___ inability to learn and process written language despite adequate intelligence, sensory ability and exposure _4____ weakness, debility, or loss or strength _5____ lack of muscle coordination in the execution of voluntary movement _6____ developmental disorder characterized by extreme withdrawal and abnormal absorption in fantasy, usually characterized by the inability to communicate on a basic level _11___ injury to the brain, occasionally with transient loss of consciousness as a result of injury or trauma to the head _12___ any sudden and violent contraction of one or more of the muscles _10____ abnormally deep unconsciousness with absence of voluntary response to stimuli _18____ abnormal inactivity or lack of response to normal stimuli; sluggish _15____ autoimmune disorder causing acute inflammation of the peripheral nerves where myelin sheath is destroyed causing decrease in nerve impulses, loss of reflexes and sudden muscle weakness _30____ defect in which the neural tube fails to close during embryogenesis _22____ paralysis, usually partial and commonly characterized by weakness and shaking or uncontrolled temor _27____ major emotional disorder in which contract with reality is lost to the point that the individual is incapable of meeting challenges of daily life _16____ weakness in one half of the body _3____ inability to speak _2____ pathological condition associated with formation of small plaques in the cerebral cortex _8____ eating disorder characterized by binging and purging _9____ part of the grand mal seizure characterized by uncontrolled jerking _25____ type of neurosis characterized by irrational fears Name______________________________________________________________ _7____ mental disorder causing unusual shifts in mood, emotion and energy _14____ chronic or recurrent seizure activity _23____ paralysis of the lower trunk of the body including both legs _26____ disease causing inflammation of the gray matter of the spinal cord _28____ inflammation of the nerve root associated with the spinal cord characterized by tingling, numbness, weakness or radiating pain moving outward _21____ most severe form of spinal bifida where spinal cord protrudes through the spine _24____ disease characterized by head nodding, bradykinesia, tremors and shuffling gait _20____ disease characterized by demyelination in the spinal cord and brain _17____ stroke symptoms that resolve within 24 hours _19____ nonpsychotic mental illness triggering feelings of distress and anxiety impairing normal behavior _29____ disease caused by same organism causing chickenpox in children
