Neuro disorders

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Across
  1. 3. demyelination of myelin sheath
  2. 4. clinical manifestation of PD
  3. 7. occurs after resolution of spinal shock; associated with injuries at or above t6
  4. 11. voluntary control of skeletal muscles
  5. 14. can cause elevated ICP/pressure injury
  6. 15. injury affcets bowel, bladder, and sexual dysfunction
  7. 17. somatic and autonomic nervous systems
  8. 18. clinical manifestation of PD
  9. 19. sympathetic nervous system
  10. 20. blunt force injury or MVA; damages brain or spinal cord
Down
  1. 1. sign of autonomic dysreflexia
  2. 2. A form of shock caused by disruption of the sympathetic nervous system, leading to hypotension and bradycardia
  3. 5. clinical manifestation of PD
  4. 6. brain and spinal cord
  5. 8. disease associated with degeneration of dopaminergic neurons
  6. 9. A temporary condition after a spinal cord injury, characterized by the loss of reflexes and motor activity below the injury site.
  7. 10. parasympathetic nervous system
  8. 12. Injury caused by overstimulated neurons
  9. 13. reduction or loss of blood supply to nervous tissue; eg stoke
  10. 16. effect of SCI at c1 or c2
  11. 17. clinical manifestation of PD