CC:         Patient reports delusions of persecution.  A suspicious demeanor and other signs of paranoid process have been observed.  Sleep has been difficult.  Patient reports tremors and rigidity of muscles in neck and shoulders and worries about Parkinson’s disease.  Demands an MRI for detection. The patient reports difficulty with sleep.  What type of drug may be prescribed to induce sleep?

CC:  Left eye injury. HPI:  This is a 23-year-old Hispanic male who presents to the emergency department for a left eye injury.  The patient states earlier today something went into his left eye.  He thoroughly irrigated out the eye for 30 minutes and removed a piece of glass.  Since then, he has had increased pain in his left eye as well as some photophobia.   The patient denies any contact lenses; however; he states he does occasionally wear glasses for astigmatism.  The patient denies any blurry or double vision.  The patient also denies any bleeding.  The patient states he has a foreign body sensation in his left eye. What type of refractive error does the patient sometimes experience?

Catatonia is described as _______________.

Cerebral palsy is condition of partial paralysis and lack of motor coordination caused by _______________.

The plane that divides the body into right and left portions is called _______________.

An intracranial MRA is an image of the _______________.

The __________ nervous system carries involuntary impulses to smooth muscle, cardiac muscle, and various glands.

Turning the palm upward or forward is called:

Multiple sclerosis is a disorder characterized by _______________.

The involuntary muscle that is found in internal organs is ___________ muscle.