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What is the main characteristic of encephalitis?
A
Inflammation of the cerebellum
B
Inflammation of the brain
C
Inflammation of the meninges
D
Inflammation of the nerves
Which of the following is NOT a function of cerebrospinal fluid (CSF)?
A
Regulating blood pressure
B
Providing cushioning for the brain
C
Transporting nutrients
D
Removing waste products
What is the significance of a Transient Ischemic Attack (TIA)?
A
It is a type of stroke
B
It indicates a temporary disruption of blood flow to the brain
C
It is a sign of permanent brain damage
D
It is a minor headache
Which of the following describes the condition of radiculitis?
A
Infection of a ligament
B
Inflammation of the root of a muscle
C
Infection of a nerve
D
Inflammation of the root of a nerve
What is the main difference between hemiparesis and monoplegia?
A
Hemiparesis affects one side of the body, while monoplegia affects one extremity
B
Both terms refer to the same condition
C
Monoplegia affects one side of the body, while hemiparesis affects both sides
D
Hemiparesis is a temporary condition, while monoplegia is permanent
Which condition is characterized by paralysis of one extremity?
A
Hemiparesis
B
Monoplegia
C
Radiculitis
D
CVA
What is the primary focus of electromyography (EMG)?
A
Assessing nerve damage
B
Measuring electrical activity in muscles
C
Evaluating blood flow
D
Testing muscle strength
What does CSF stand for in a medical context?
A
Cerebral Spinal Functions
B
Cerebral Spinal Fluid
C
Cerebral Special Fasciculations
D
Central Spine Functions
Which of the following is a correct description of monoplegia?
A
Weakening of both sides of the body
B
Paralysis of one extremity
C
Weakening of one extremity
D
Paralysis of both sides of the body
What is the correct definition of CVA?
A
Cerebral Vascular Accident
B
Cerebral Valvular Accident
C
Central Vascular Accident
D
Cerebral Vascular attack
What does TIA stand for in medical terminology?
A
Transient Inflammatory Accident
B
Transient Ischemic Attack
C
Temporal Insufficient Attack
D
Temporal Ischemic Accident
Which term refers to the inflammation of the root of a nerve?
A
Radiculitis
B
Hemiparesis
C
Monoplegia
D
CVA
What is the primary characteristic of hemiparesis?
A
Complete paralysis of all extremities
B
Weakening of both sides of the body
C
Paralysis of one side of the body
D
Weakening of both extremities
What is the definition of encephalitis?
A
Inflammation of the cerebellum
B
Inflammation of the meninges
C
Inflammation of the nerves
D
Inflammation of the encephalus
Which term describes inflammation of the meninges?
A
Meningitis
B
Neuritis
C
Encephalitis
D
Neuropathy
What is the primary focus of neuropathy?
A
Nerves
B
Cerebellum
C
Meninges
D
Gray matter
Which condition involves paralysis of one extremity?
A
Hemiplegia
B
Encephalitis
C
Neuritis
D
Neuropathy
What does the term 'neuritis' specifically refer to?
A
Inflammation of the nerves
B
Inflammation of the meninges
C
Inflammation of the cerebellum
D
Inflammation of the brain
Neuralgia is associated with which type of sensation?
A
Pain of the nerves
B
Pain in the meninges
C
Pain in the cerebellum
D
Pain of the gray matter
Which of the following describes encephalopathy?
A
Disease of the cerebellum
B
Disease of the meninges
C
Disease of the nerves
D
Disease of the brain
Hemiplegia is defined as:
A
Weakening of one side of the body
B
Paralysis of one extremity
C
Paralysis of one side of the body
D
Weakening of one extremity
What does neuropathy indicate?
A
Disease of the cerebellum
B
Disease of the nerves
C
Disease of the meninges
D
Disease of the gray matter
What condition is characterized by pain in the nerves?
A
Neuralgia
B
Encephalopathy
C
Hemiplegia
D
Neuropathy
What does neuritis specifically refer to?
A
Inflammation of the meninges
B
Inflammation of the nerves
C
Inflammation of the cerebellum
D
Inflammation of the gray matter
Which term refers to a disease affecting the brain?
A
Encephalopathy
B
Encephalitis
C
Neuritis
D
Neuropathy