ventriculomegaly
SUDEP: sudden unexplained death in epilepsy
cyanosis
status epilepticus
plasmapheresis
electroencephalogram
tonic-clonic
hypotonia
beta-hydroxybuterate
lobectomy
corpus callosum
AED: antiepileptic drug
medically refractory epilepsy
intubation
leukodystrophy
pulmonary surfactant
polytherapy
fistula
VNS: vagus nerve stimulator
phlebotomist
periventricular leukomalacia
hypoxia
tachycardia
post-ictal
comorbidity
oxygen desaturation
ataxia
epileptiform discharge
toxic epidermal necrolysis
gelastic seizure
benzodiazepine derivative
SUDEP: sudden unexplained death in epilepsy
cyanosis
status epilepticus
plasmapheresis
electroencephalogram
tonic-clonic
hypotonia
beta-hydroxybuterate
lobectomy
corpus callosum
AED: antiepileptic drug
medically refractory epilepsy
intubation
leukodystrophy
pulmonary surfactant
polytherapy
fistula
VNS: vagus nerve stimulator
phlebotomist
periventricular leukomalacia
hypoxia
tachycardia
post-ictal
comorbidity
oxygen desaturation
ataxia
epileptiform discharge
toxic epidermal necrolysis
gelastic seizure
benzodiazepine derivative
Yeah, sometimes I feel like I speak another language. As I'm writing resumés for summer internships today it kind of feels like it would be appropriate to include "Languages: English, Spanish, Brainspeak" in my skills section. When I began my intro neurosci class, my professor told me that words like "hypothalamus" and "amygdala" seemed to already role off my tongue. "Yup."
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