Deck 7: Nervous System Psychiatry

Question 1

The most abundant neuroglial cell type.

A)Microglia
B)Astrocytes
C)Ependymal
D)Oligodendrocytes

Answer 1

B

Question 2

An anxiolytic medication will help with

A)Autism
B)Allergies
C)Anxiety
D)Awakening

Answer 2

C

Question 3

A cognitive impairment that is progressive.

A)Hallucination
B)Delusional
C)Dementia
D)Phobic

Answer 3

C

Question 4

Suffix for 'reading'

A)phasia
B)lexia
C)ashenia
D)plegia

Question 5

The neurotransmitter that is decreased in Parkinsonism is

A)Acetylcholine
B)Epinephrine
C)Dopamine
D)Serotonin

Question 6

Any substance that alters the mind is called a

A)Sycotrophic
B)Psychotropic
C)Pcsycotropac
D)Psycyopathic

Question 7

A change to this protein is associated with Alzheimer's disease

A)Actin
B)Myosin
C)Histamine
D) Tau

Question 8

Hemiplegia is most likely to be.

A)Mono-limb
B)Ipsilateral
C)Contralateral
D)Bilateral

Question 9

The suffix -sclerosis means

A)Repairing
B)Softening
C)Hardening
D)Narrowing

Question 10

Suffix '-schisis'

A)Split
B)Discharge
C)New opening
D)Suturing

Question 11

EPSE is most associated with

A)Testing of the brain
B)Medication side effect
C)Findings on MRI
D)Diagnosis of syndrome

Question 12

Dysthymia is most associated with

A)Pain
B)Worry
C)Sadness
D)Self-importance

Question 13

Mary is a 15 year-old girl who has ingested 100 acetaminophen tablets because her boyfriend broke up with her. When selecting a coding classification for this overdose, which is most appropriate?

A)Adverse effect
B)Poisoning assault
C)Poisoning, self harm
D)Poisoning, accidental

Question 14

This area of the brain is most associated with emotions such as sadness, happiness, fear, joy…

A)Limbic
B)Frontal
C)Insuland
D)Pons

Question 15

The cell type that produces myelin to wrap axons.

A)Microglia
B)Ependymal
C)Astrocytes
D)Oligodendrocytes

Question 16

'Profound loss of consciousness'

A)Coma
B)Seizure
C)Concussion
D)Mononeuropathy

Question 17

Disease process characterized multiple tics with vocalization.

A)Parkinsonism
B)Tourette's
C)Neuritis
D)Coma

Question 18

'Slow, writhing involuntary motion'

A)Ataxia
B)Athetosis
C)Anesthesia
D)Anisocoria

Question 19

Fetal alcohol syndrome (FAS) is most associated with this other condition

A)SSRI
B)PTSD
C)EPSE
D)ADHD

Question 20

The linking form copr/o is

A)Dry
B)Old
C)Foul
D)Foreign

Question 21

Infectious proteins are with ____ disease

A)Prion
B)Epilepsy
C)Radicular
D)Encephalopathy

Question 22

This process of measuring the brain waves in response to a smell, sight, noise or touch.

A)SPECT
B)MRI
C)CT
D)EP

Question 23

Linking form for 'mind, soul'

A)Limb/o
B)Neur/o
C)Psych/o
D)Myring/o

Question 24

The abbreviation, CSF will refer to

A)Fluid
B)Muscle
C)Cortex
D)Cerebellum

Question 25

Beverly has been diagnosed with delusions. This means she is

A)Sensing dread
B)Cognitively impaired
C)Having incorrect judgement
D)Seeing visual and auditory unreality

Question 26

Coding a 'Poisoning, Assault' would be found in this part of the ICD

A)Tabular list
B)Table of Drug and Chemicals
C)Table of Preventive medicine
D)Alphbetical index

Question 27

Polysynaptic reflexes are a/an

A)Balance by the cerebellum
B)Dependent on the brain
C)Immune reaction
D)Survival oriented

Question 28

This neurotransmitter is most involved with muscle action at the NMJ.

A)Serotonin
B)Dopamine
C)Epinephrine
D)Acetylcholine

Question 29

This lobe of the brain covers much of our body awareness and motion with the sensory associations.

A)Pons
B)Frontal
C)Parietal
D)Occipital

Question 30

'Condition of difficult reading'

A)Copralalia
B)Dysthymia
C)Dyscalculia
D)Dyslexia

Question 31

The support cells responsible for cleaning up debris in the brain are called.

A)Neutrophils
B)Ependymal
C)Microglia
D)Astrocytes

Question 32

This name for the brain and spine systems indicates that is works 'away from the center'

A)ANS
B)PNS
C)CNS
D)FNS

Question 33

Suffix '-cele'

A)Suturing
B)Herniation
C)Under development
D)Enlarged

Question 34

Phenytoin, carbamazepine, and valproic acid are _______ medications

A)Antipsychotics
B)Anxiolytics
C)Antiepileptic
D)Sedation

Question 35

The levels of innervation by spinal nerves is called

A)Dermatomes
B)Plexuses
C)Ganglion
D)Trephination

Question 36

This is a demyelinating disease

A)TM
B)MS
C)MG
D)HSV

Question 37

Chronic brain trauma that causes brain damage

A)ICP
B)BBB
C)CTE
D)PTSD

Question 38

The correct spelling for 'chronic bizarre behavior and delusions.'

A)Megallomania
B)Skizzofrenia
C)Pscychophrenia
D)Schizophrenia

Question 39

EP
B)LOC
C)CSF
D)MSE

Question 40

This part of the brain is involved in memory acquisition, 'new memory'

A)Amydala
B)Diencephalon
C)Hippocampus
D)Medulla oblongata

Question 41

Name the Organelle! Based on the description and/or function name the cell organelle.
-Tumor of the brain membranes

Question 42

Name the Organelle! Based on the description and/or function name the cell organelle.
-Remove fluid by puncture from the spine

Question 43

Name the Organelle! Based on the description and/or function name the cell organelle.
-Softening of spinal cord

Question 44

Name the Organelle! Based on the description and/or function name the cell organelle.
-No speech, unable to speak

Question 45

Name the Organelle! Based on the description and/or function name the cell organelle.
-Little nerve fiber'

Question 46

Name the Organelle! Based on the description and/or function name the cell organelle.
-Fear of water

Question 47

Name the Organelle! Based on the description and/or function name the cell organelle.
-Disease of the nerves

Question 48

Name the Organelle! Based on the description and/or function name the cell organelle.
-Initial set for the set of exams to check mental status

Question 49

Name the Organelle! Based on the description and/or function name the cell organelle.
-Presents with expansive speech, stream of ideas, and inability to stay on task

Question 50

Name the Organelle! Based on the description and/or function name the cell organelle.
-This scale is used as a rapid neurologic check after injury

Question 51

Name the Organelle! Based on the description and/or function name the cell organelle.
-Damage of the brain tissue with edema

Question 52

Name the Organelle! Based on the description and/or function name the cell organelle.
-Blood tumor

Question 53

Name the Organelle! Based on the description and/or function name the cell organelle.
-All four limbs are paralysed

Question 54

Name the Organelle! Based on the description and/or function name the cell organelle.
-This brain tumor begins with the 'star' cells

Question 55

Name the Organelle! Based on the description and/or function name the cell organelle.
-The common name for Herpes zoster virus is

Question 56

Name the Organelle! Based on the description and/or function name the cell organelle.
-This disease presents with multiple tics with vocalization

Question 57

Name the Organelle! Based on the description and/or function name the cell organelle.
-A brief lapse in consciousness, loss of time without collapse or obvious seizure

Question 58

Name the Organelle! Based on the description and/or function name the cell organelle.
-Initial set for the progressive motor neuron degeneration until the diaphragm quits

Question 59

The MRI is a good imaging system for the brain as it does not radiate the tissue.

Question 60

Paresis means to regain sensation.

Question 61

Parkinsonism is characterized by bradykinesia.

Question 62

Alcoholic neuropathy essentially ends in wide-spread organ failure.

Question 63

Multiple sclerosis is a viral illness causing respiratory failure.

Question 64

Meningitis may be caused by a variety of bacteria, viruses, and fungus.

Question 65

Stimulant medications are used for anxiety and sedation.

Question 66

There really is a word for fear of long words: hippopotomonstrosequippedaliophobia

Question 67

Dyspraxia is impaired reading.

Question 68

A patient in the emergency department is in a coma. He appears to be overdosed on 'Angel dust'. Poisoning, undetermined is the correct code because we do not know if it was intentional or accidental.