The document discusses several medical terms related to pain, speech, and brain function. It defines hyperalgesia as extreme sensitivity to pain and dysphasia as difficult speech related to brain damage, listing three common subtypes. It also explains general paresis as impairment of mental function caused by untreated syphilis, noting potential effects include delusions, decreased function, speech changes, and overactive reflexes. Finally, it provides the website dictionary.com as a resource.

1. By Lunnyee Patterson

2.  Absence of pain or sensation
another word with –algesia
hyperalgesia- extreme sensitivity to
pain.

3.  Difficult
speech related to stroke or brain
damage. This pertains to full or partial loss
of verbal skills.
There are several subtypes of dysphasias
but but three commonly are in 1 of 3
syndromes……

4.  Expressive dysphasia (motor)
 Receptive dysphasia(sensory)
 Global dysphasia(both anterior and
posterior)

5.  Impairment of mental function caused by
damage to the brain from untreated
syphilis. Although this is very rare the
effects of not getting treatment are:
 Delusions
 Decreased mental function
 Speech changes
 Overactive reflexes

6.  Which means weakness of one
Words with paresis-
taboparesis
paraparesis

7.  www.dictionary.com