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This document discusses two medical suffixes: -paresis and -phasia. -Paresis refers to weakness, and can describe conditions like hemiparesis (weakness on one side of the body) and monoparesis (weakness in a single limb). These are often caused by strokes, traumatic brain injuries, or infections. -Phasia refers to speech, and the related terms aphasia and dysphasia describe difficulties with communication due to damage to brain areas involved in language and speech processing, usually from conditions like strokes, infections, or degenerative diseases.
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Neurology
- 1. NUEROLOGIC PATHOLOGY BY: ANA BARRAZA
- 2. THERE ARE MANY SUFFIXES IN THE MEDICAL LANGUAGE THAT ARE ASSOCIATED WITH THE BRAIN, PARTICULARLY DISEASES OF THE BRAIN. HERE ARE A FEW OF THEM: -PLAGIA -TAXIA -TROPHIC -PARESIS -PHASIA WE WILL BE FOCUSING ON JUST TWO OF THESE.
- 3. -PARESIS • -Paresis meaning weakness. • In association we can give examples which are hemiparesis or monoparesis • Hemiparesis is when you have weakness or loss of motion on one side of the body. • Monoparesis is when there is muclse weakness in only one limb • Hemiparesis is weakness or loss of motion on one side of the body • Mono- or hemiparesis affect mainly individuals who have suffered a stroke • Other causes for these can also be traumatic injury to the brain or spinal cord, infections, and cancers • There is also a higher risk for preterm babies to have this condition.
- 4. -PHASIA • -Phasia meaning speech • Examples of this suffix used for neurological reference are aphasia and dysphasia • Aphasia means having the inability to communicate verbally or in writing because of damage to the part of the brain that processes language and speech • Dysphasia is when you have difficulty communicating verbally or in writing and is also associated with damage to the language and speech centers of the brain • Aphasia and dysphasia is also caused by stroke, infections like meningitis, Alzheimer’s, and other degenerative diseases • These may also be symptoms of epilepsy