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Across 1. Cranial crossing over occurs here 7. Pupil shape that may indicate early compression of CN III 9. Seizures typically characterized by bilateral rythmic movements 10. ____________-Munroe Hypothesis 13. These nerves are responsible for taking impulses to and from the spinal cord 14. CSF drainage from the nose 16. This test involves instilling water into the external auditory canal 18. Interpretation of touch, pressure and pain occurs in this lobe 22. CSF drainage from the ears 23. Test that records "brain waves" or the absence of (abbrev.) 25. Arousal + Awareness = 29. Injury to the lower pons could result in an ______________ respiratory pattern 31. Tangled masses of blood vessels between arteries and veins (abbrev.) 32. Consists of 2 hemispheres 33. This is often lost at 30 - 35 mmHG 34. In Latin, means "tender mother" (2 wrds) 38. Serves as the "shock absorber" for the brain and spinal cord (2 wrds) 40. Contains the Frontal, Parietal, Occiptal and Temporal Lobe 42. The ability to stick one's tongue straight out tests the__________ nerve 43. These nerves are responsible for taking impulses to and from the brain 46. Hypertension, Bradycardia and Irregular breathing pattern (2 wrds) 48. Plays a role in temperature regulation as well as regulation of food and water intake 49. Contains the midbrain, pons, medulla 50. v(brain) + v ( CSF) + v(Blood) = _________ (2 wrds)

Down 1. Osmotic Diuretic (generic) 2. Lobe responsible for cognitive function 3. Lobe that is concerned with interpretation of visual stimuli 4. Damage to this area can result in receptive aphasia 5. Hold your breath maneuver 6. These often occur at the Circle of Willis 8. _________Coma Scale 11. This artery supplies most of the blood to the dura mater (abbrev.) 12. Cranial Nerve that allows you to cry 15. Also known as Broca's Aphasia 17. Could occur 4-14 days post SAH 19. Smudged mascara or a sign of a basil skull fracture 20. The Vagus helps to control the ________reflex 21. Separates the CSF from the circulating blood (3 words) 24. Hematoma that may result in a brief period of unconsciousness followed by a relatively short period of lucidity 26. The use of hyperventilation to control ICP is considered _____________ 27. Type of noxious stimuli that should be avoided in patients with head injuries or facial surgery (2 wrds) 28. "Doctor, I smell burnt toast" Sensory seizures usually occur in this lobe 30. Hemorrhage that results in the "worst headache of one's life" 35. Often called a "mini stroke" (abbrev) 36. Gas that is considered a potent vasoactive substance (2 wrds) 37. Hematoma of Venous Origins 39. In an acute subdural hematoma, blood collects beneath the _________ 41. Foramen _______________ 43. Downward Transtentorial Herniation 44. The ___________cerebri seprates the two hemispheres of the brain 45. Serves as a relay station in the brain 47. So demanding! Organ that makes up only 2% of body weight but requires approximately 20% of cardiac output