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Brain Injury Specialist Exam 2023: Neurological Terms and Conditions, Exams of Health sciences

An overview of various neurological terms, conditions, and treatments related to brain injuries. Topics include anoxia and hypoxia, a-b-c data collection, active treatment interaction, and various neurological symptoms such as akathisia, akinesia, amygdala, anosognosia, and aphasia. The document also covers anatomy and functions of the brain, including the basal ganglia, cerebellum, cerebral cortex, and brainstem.

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2023/2024

Available from 03/08/2024

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Download Brain Injury Specialist Exam 2023: Neurological Terms and Conditions and more Exams Health sciences in PDF only on Docsity! Certified Brain Injury Specialist Exam 2023 anoxia - lack of oxygen hypoxia - decreased oxygen A-B-C data - A- antecedents B- behavior C- consequences collects information on what precedes and follows behavior, as well as, the unwanted behavior active treatment interaction - a relationship that increases independence. Implies directed action, teaching and a certain degree of risk taking. akathisia - inability to remain still, motor restlessness akinisia - slowness and loss of movement amygdala - "fight or flight" structure close to the hippocampus. tied to emotional memories and reactions. anosognosia - lack of awareness of deficits anxiolytics - anti-anxiety meds aphasia - expressive/receptive difficulty with speech apraxia - inability to conduct purposeful movement ataxia - impaired ability to coordinate movement axon - transmits signals from one cell body to another via synapses basal ganglia - four nerve cell clusters, handle physical movement by relaying info from cerebral cortex to brainstem and cerebellum brain stem - doesn't affect sight and smell top of spinal column in/out info and basic life functions medulla, pons and midbrain brocca's area - left frontal-temporal lobe, speech production brocca's aphasia - dysarthric (broken) speech
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