Neuro Crossword Puzzle
By Daniel & Mariah
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Topics of this game:
- chronic progressive degenerative disease that affects the myelin sheath
- chronic autoimmune disease of the neuromuscular junction *hint "grave muscle weakness"
- unique sign/symptom only seen in Myasthenia Gravis
- caused by too much medication given to patients with MG, signs/symptoms: salivation, lacrimation, emesis, sweating, etc
- caused by too little medication given to patients with MG, signs/symptoms: ptosis, difficulty swallowing, difficulty speaking, dyspnea, weakness
- progressive, degenerative condition that affects motor neurons responsible for the control of voluntary muscles
- rare neuromuscular disease, inflammatory disorder characterized by abrupt onset of symmetrical paresis that progresses to paralysis
- disorder that involves the fifth cranial nerve, affects only the sensory portion of the nerve
- disorder that involves the seventh cranial nerve, nerve becomes inflames and edematous, causing interruption of nerve impulses
- disease has 3 stages, onset of symptoms, plateau, and recovery
- sense of smell
- sense of sight
- movement of eyeball/constriction of pupil for bright light or near vision
- sensation in the face, scalp, and teeth/contraction of chewing muscles
- sense of taste/contraction of facial muscles/secretion of saliva
- sense of hearing/sense of equilibrium
- sense of taste/secretion of saliva/sensory input for cardiac, respiratory, and blood pressure reflexes/contraction of pharynx, swallowing
- sensory input in cardiac, respiratory, and blood pressure reflexes/sensory and motor input to larynx (speaking)/decreased HR/swallowing, peristalsis
- contraction of neck and shoulder muscles/motor input to larynx (speaking)
- movement of tongue
- this division is dominant in stressful situations such as fear, anger, anxiety, excitement and exercise
- this division is dominant during relaxed, nonstressful situations to promote normal functioning of several organ systems
- detect stimuli and then transmit info about the stimuli to the CNS
- relay messages from the brain to the muscle or gland cells
- found only in the CNS/ connect incoming sensory pathways to outgoing motor pathways
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