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This document discusses different types of paralysis and their causes. It defines paralysis as the temporary or permanent loss of voluntary movement or function that can affect one or more muscles. Paraplegia is defined as paralysis specifically of the lower body and legs, often caused by spinal cord injuries or conditions like spina bifida. Aphasia is discussed as a communication disorder that impairs speech and language comprehension, most often caused by strokes, head injuries, or brain tumors.
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The suffix -esthesia means feeling or sensation. It can refer to abnormal sensations like anesthesia (loss of sensation), hyperesthesia (excessive sensation), or paresthesia (abnormal sensations like burning or tingling).
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The nervous system and suffixes frequently used
Aphasia is a language disorder caused by damage to the parts of the brain that control language. It causes difficulties with speaking, reading, writing, and understanding language. There are different types of aphasia depending on whether expressive language (speaking) or receptive language (comprehension) is more impacted. Treatment involves speech therapy to help improve communication skills. Quadriplegia is paralysis of all four limbs and the torso caused by spinal cord injury or other neurological conditions that damage the spinal cord. It results in loss of motor and sensory function below the neck and requires lifelong management of complications. Rehabilitation therapies aim to prevent further neurological damage and help regain functions through techniques like electrical muscle stimulation.
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Nervous system
- 3. -plegia- Paralysis- Temporary or permanent loss of function or voluntary Paralysis movement. •During paralysis you can lose the function of one or additional muscles. •It can also be a complete or some loss of sensory. •Paralysis is usually caused by an injury to the nervous system and in particular to the spinal cord. •Some causes of paralysis are: •Stroke •trauma with an injury to a nerve •Poliomyelitis •Spina bifida •Multiple Sclerosis
- 4. Give an example of its use in the nervous system. Para-plegia- paralysis of the lower portion of the body and Paraplegia both legs. •Paraplegia is when your motor and sensory function in your legs and lower part of your do not work as it would in a normal person; and all motor and sensory functions may be gone. •This usually happens due to: •Spinal cord injury Or a disease like: •Spina Bifida- which has an effect on the neural fundamentals of the spinal cord.
- 5. -phasia- Speech Speech •The left side is responsible for our speech . •More specifically the temporal side on the left. •This side is also in charge of language, hearing and understanding. •Some things that can wrong are: •Dysphasia-difficult in speech •Aphasia- lack of speech
- 6. Give an example of its use in the nervous system. A-phasia- lack of speech. Aphasia •Aphasia is a communication disorder that damage’s a person's ability to process language, but does nothing to the person’s intelligence. •It impairs their ability to speak and comprehend others. •A lot of people that have aphasia have problems with reading and writing. •Reasons for aphasia are: •Stroke(which is the leading cause) •Head injury •Brain tumor