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a physician that specializes in eye diseases is an:

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optometrist

retina doctor

opthalmologist

specilist in prescribing glasses

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menningitis refers to:

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inflamation of the brain

inflamation of the membranes around the brain

inflammation of the spinal cord

a sensation of itchiness of the scalp

an inflammation unique to males

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neuropathy is a term describing:

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a specialist in diseases of the nervous system

inflammation of the membranes surrounding the brain

a noninflammatory disease of nerves

absence of a brain at birth

a herniation of the brain outside the skull

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a mennigomyelocele describes:

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herniation of the brain out of the skull

herniation of protective membranes surrounding the brain

herniation of both protective membranes and spinal cord

inflammation of membranes surrounding the brain

a hole in the protective membranes surrounding the brain

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aphasia is a term defining difficulty or loss of ability to:

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read

write

see

hear

speak

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The procedure to obtain fluid from the spinal cord is:

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spinal tap

lumbar puncture

drill the spine

both first and second answer

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EEG stands for:

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electroechogram

electroencephalogram

electrostrogengram

echoencephalagrophy

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An uncontrolled burst of electrical activity in the brain is called a:

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seizure A

movement B

convulsion C

both A & C

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The inflamation of the middle ear is termed:

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ottitis externa

ottitis media

inner ottitis

outer ottitis

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a baby is born without a brain. the diagnosis would be:

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encephalitis

myelodysplasia

meningocele

anencephalic

meningomyelocele

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a tumor of the protective membranes surrounding the brain and spinal cord is called:

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neuroma

encephalocele

myeloma

meningioma

menigocele

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a patient suddenly has difficulty speaking and moving right arm. after several hours he has complete return to normal. the patient most likely had a:

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stroke

transient ischemic attack

narcoleptic episode

epileptic seizure

myocardial infarction

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