| A | B |
|---|
| electroencephalography | process of recording the electrical impulses of the brain |
| quadriplegia | paralysis of four limbs |
| psychology | study of the mind (mental process and behavior |
| postictal | occuring after a seizure or attack |
| subdural | pertaining to below the dura mater |
| neurolysis | separating a nerve (from adhesions) |
| ganglionectomy | excision of a ganglion |
| neurorraphy | suture of a nerve |
| psychogenic | originating within the mind |
| myelomalacia | softening of the spinal cord |
| dysphasia | condition of difficulty in speaking |
| psychiatry | branch of medicine dealing with the treatment of mental disorders |
| psychologist | specialist in the study of psychology |
| interictal | occurring between seizures or attacks |
| neuroma | tumor made up of nerve cells |
| duritis | inflammation of the dura mater |
| gangliitis | inflammation of the gangalion |
| neuroblast | developing nerve cells |
| encephalitis | inflammation of the brain |
| neuralgia | pain in a nerve |
| psychosomatic | pertaining to the interrelations of body and mind |
| preictal | occurring before a seizure |
| psychopathy | (any) disease of the mind |
| ataxia | lack of muscle coordination |
| craniocerebral | pertaining to the cranium and cerebrum |
| monopelgia | paralysis of one (limb) |
| neurology | branch of medicine dealing with the nervous system's function and disorders |
| hyperesthesia | condition of excessive sensitivity (to stimuli) |
| hemiparesis | slight paralysis of half (right or left side of the body) |
| phrenic | pertaining to the mind |
| tetraplegia | paralysis of four limbs (synonymous with quadriplegia) |
| electroencephalogram | record of the electrical impulse of the brain |
| cerebral angiography | process of x-ray filming of the blood vessels in the brain |
| neuroplasty | surgical repair of a nerve |
| poliomyelitis | inflammation of the gray matter of the spinal cord |
| neurasthenia | nerve weakness |
| neuralgia | pain in the nerve |
| meningomyelocele | protrusion of the meninges and spinal cord |
| encephalomalcia | softening of the brain |
| encephalomycloradiculitis | inflammation of the brain, spinal cord, and nerve roots |
