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The document discusses the nervous system and various speech and sensory disorders. It defines the suffixes "-phasia" and "-esthesia", which are used in naming speech and sensory disorders, respectively. It then examines specific disorders such as aphasia, Broca's aphasia, Wernicke's aphasia, anesthesia, and paresthesia. Paresthesia is defined as an abnormal sensation of burning, numbness, tingling, itching or prickling, most often in the extremities, and potential orthopedic and neurological causes are listed.
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Nervous system
- 1. Nervous System By Nina Ruscheva
- 2. Suffixes meaning - phasia - esthesia suffix used in the names suffix meaning condition of speech disorders of feeling, perception, or sensation Aphasia Anesthesia Dysphasia Paresthesia Hyperesthesia
- 3. Aphasia Speech disorder resulting from neurological damage. It can be caused by blows to the head, brain tumors, brain infections, and other conditions that affect the brain.
- 4. Aphasia • Broca's aphasia – people speak in short meaningful phrases that are produced with great effort.
- 5. Aphasia • Wernicke's aphasia – people speak in long sentences with no meaning adding unnecessary or made up words.
- 6. Paresthesia • An abnormal condition with sensation of burning, numbness, tingling, itching or prickling. Most often occurs in the extremities.
- 7. Paresthesia • Orthopedic causes of paresthesia: – Back or neck injury – Bone fractures or a cast that is too tight – Degenerative disk disease – Herniated disk – Nerve entrapment or nerve pressure such as from carpal tunnel syndrome – Osteoporosis
- 8. Paresthesia • Neurological causes of paresthesia – Alcoholism – Arteriovenous malformation – Brain tumor – Encephalitis – Heavy metal poisoning such as lead poisoning – Multiple sclerosis – Spinal cord injury or tumor