Guillain-Barresyndromeautoimmunecondition,inflammationof peripheralnervespara-beside,nearkinesi/omovementlex/oword orphrasepachy-thickconcussioninjuryto braindyslexiainability to learn &process writtenlanguage, despiteadequateintelligence,sensory ability, &exposurecryosurgerydestroyingtissuesw/extremecoldcrani/ocranium-plegiaparalysis-lepsyseizureparaesthesiasensation ofnumbness,tingling,pricklinggli/oglue,neurologicaltissuesthen/ostrengthlept/othinthalam/othalamusLOClevel ofconsciousness-esthesiafeelingagnosiainability toidentifypersonsor objects-algesiapainmyelographyP ofrecordingxray ofspinal cordEEGelectroencephalogrampalsyparalysisusually partuakw.weajbessmsgajubg &trenirencephal/obraincomaabnormally deepconsciousnesswith an absenceof vountaryresponse tostimuliICPintracranialpressurethalamotomyopen ofthalamusto partiallydestroy-taxiaorder,coordination-astheniaweaknessmening/omeningesmyelomeningoceleprotrusion ofmeninges &spinal cordthru the spine(spina bifida)thec/osheathuni-onehydrocephaluswateron thebraincerebr/ocerebrumADAlzheimer'sDiseasedementiacognitivedeficit,includingmemoryimpairmentpoliomyelitisinflammationof greymatter ofspinal cordventricul/oventricle(heart &brain)narc/ostupor,numbness,sleepradicul/onerverootCNSCentralNervousSystemlethargyabnormalinactivity orlack ofresponse tonormal stimulineur/onervemyel/ospinalcord &bonemarrow-paresispartialparalysisCSFcerebrospinalfluidsyncopefaintingconvulsionsudden &violentcontraction of 1or morevoluntarymuscles-kinesiamovementHuntingtonchoreainherited disease ofthe CNS, quick,involuntarymovements, speechdisturbances, &mental deteriorationsyn-union,joined,togethergangli/oganglionton/otonetrephinationopeninginto skullto releaseICPGuillain-Barresyndromeautoimmunecondition,inflammationof peripheralnervespara-beside,nearkinesi/omovementlex/oword orphrasepachy-thickconcussioninjuryto braindyslexiainability to learn &process writtenlanguage, despiteadequateintelligence,sensory ability, &exposurecryosurgerydestroyingtissuesw/extremecoldcrani/ocranium-plegiaparalysis-lepsyseizureparaesthesiasensation ofnumbness,tingling,pricklinggli/oglue,neurologicaltissuesthen/ostrengthlept/othinthalam/othalamusLOClevel ofconsciousness-esthesiafeelingagnosiainability toidentifypersonsor objects-algesiapainmyelographyP ofrecordingxray ofspinal cordEEGelectroencephalogrampalsyparalysisusually partuakw.weajbessmsgajubg &trenirencephal/obraincomaabnormally deepconsciousnesswith an absenceof vountaryresponse tostimuliICPintracranialpressurethalamotomyopen ofthalamusto partiallydestroy-taxiaorder,coordination-astheniaweaknessmening/omeningesmyelomeningoceleprotrusion ofmeninges &spinal cordthru the spine(spina bifida)thec/osheathuni-onehydrocephaluswateron thebraincerebr/ocerebrumADAlzheimer'sDiseasedementiacognitivedeficit,includingmemoryimpairmentpoliomyelitisinflammationof greymatter ofspinal cordventricul/oventricle(heart &brain)narc/ostupor,numbness,sleepradicul/onerverootCNSCentralNervousSystemlethargyabnormalinactivity orlack ofresponse tonormal stimulineur/onervemyel/ospinalcord &bonemarrow-paresispartialparalysisCSFcerebrospinalfluidsyncopefaintingconvulsionsudden &violentcontraction of 1or morevoluntarymuscles-kinesiamovementHuntingtonchoreainherited disease ofthe CNS, quick,involuntarymovements, speechdisturbances, &mental deteriorationsyn-union,joined,togethergangli/oganglionton/otonetrephinationopeninginto skullto releaseICP

Nervous System Vocabulary - Call List

(Print) Use this randomly generated list as your call list when playing the game. There is no need to say the BINGO column name. Place some kind of mark (like an X, a checkmark, a dot, tally mark, etc) on each cell as you announce it, to keep track. You can also cut out each item, place them in a bag and pull words from the bag.


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  1. autoimmune condition, inflammation of peripheral nerves
    Guillain-Barre syndrome
  2. beside, near
    para-
  3. movement
    kinesi/o
  4. word or phrase
    lex/o
  5. thick
    pachy-
  6. injury to brain
    concussion
  7. inability to learn & process written language, despite adequate intelligence, sensory ability, & exposure
    dyslexia
  8. destroying tissues w/extreme cold
    cryosurgery
  9. cranium
    crani/o
  10. paralysis
    -plegia
  11. seizure
    -lepsy
  12. sensation of numbness, tingling, prickling
    paraesthesia
  13. glue, neurological tissue
    gli/o
  14. strength
    sthen/o
  15. thin
    lept/o
  16. thalamus
    thalam/o
  17. level of consciousness
    LOC
  18. feeling
    -esthesia
  19. inability to identify persons or objects
    agnosia
  20. pain
    -algesia
  21. P of recording xray of spinal cord
    myelography
  22. electroencephalogram
    EEG
  23. paralysis usually partuak w.weajbessm sgajubg & trenir
    palsy
  24. brain
    encephal/o
  25. abnormally deep consciousness with an absence of vountary response to stimuli
    coma
  26. intracranial pressure
    ICP
  27. open of thalamus to partially destroy
    thalamotomy
  28. order, coordination
    -taxia
  29. weakness
    -asthenia
  30. meninges
    mening/o
  31. protrusion of meninges & spinal cord thru the spine (spina bifida)
    myelomeningocele
  32. sheath
    thec/o
  33. one
    uni-
  34. water on the brain
    hydrocephalus
  35. cerebrum
    cerebr/o
  36. Alzheimer's Disease
    AD
  37. cognitive deficit, including memory impairment
    dementia
  38. inflammation of grey matter of spinal cord
    poliomyelitis
  39. ventricle (heart & brain)
    ventricul/o
  40. stupor, numbness, sleep
    narc/o
  41. nerve root
    radicul/o
  42. Central Nervous System
    CNS
  43. abnormal inactivity or lack of response to normal stimuli
    lethargy
  44. nerve
    neur/o
  45. spinal cord & bone marrow
    myel/o
  46. partial paralysis
    -paresis
  47. cerebrospinal fluid
    CSF
  48. fainting
    syncope
  49. sudden & violent contraction of 1 or more voluntary muscles
    convulsion
  50. movement
    -kinesia
  51. inherited disease of the CNS, quick, involuntary movements, speech disturbances, & mental deterioration
    Huntington chorea
  52. union, joined, together
    syn-
  53. ganglion
    gangli/o
  54. tone
    ton/o
  55. opening into skull to release ICP
    trephination