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    Biggie Smalls

    Aaron Estes Dr. Javazon Biology 101 27 October 2013 Going Under: The Science of Anesthesia 40 million anesthetics are administered each year in this country by Anesthesiologists. (4) Anesthesiologists administer about a dozen drugs to produce the numb sensation of Anesthesia. (1) Sedatives, opiates, and muscle relaxants all play a vital role in creating the unconsciousness of patients. (1) The role of the anesthesiologist in the operating room is to: provide continual medical assessment

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    Process and Experience of Dementia

    There are different types of dementia. Alzheimer’s is a disease that causes dementia. This is the best-known cause of dementia. There are two kinds of abnormal proteins that appear in the brain during the Alzheimer’s. They form clumps that interfere with how brain cells communicate with each other. They also make new memories. Vascular dementia is the second well-known disease that causes dementia. It happens when the blood flow in the brain is reduces. Blood carries oxygen through the

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    Hbs 2.1.3 Map a Brain

    Project 2.1.3: Map-A-Brain | Name: Lauren Caplinger Date: Block: Introduction---highlight important info The brain is a truly amazing organ. But while there is a good deal we know about the way it functions, there is still much that is unknown. Neuroscientists have the daunting task of trying to decipher how this one structure can control every aspect of our lives. Over the years, scientists have worked tirelessly to uncover the mystery of the human brain. They have studied the external

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    Zaphera's Nervous System

    The nervous system has three main organs that Zaphera needs to function and keep her body at the right homeostasis (brain, spinal cord, and nerves). The principle of the nervous system is that it produces action potentials (nerve impulses) to control the bodies functions; identifies changes in bodies internal and external surroundings, deciphers changes, and reacts by bringing about compressions or glandular emissions. The sensory system is one of the smallest body frameworks yet it is the most complex

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    Rebekah Research Paper

    Cureheadaches.org funds hope. Hope for the millions of people who face life-altering symptoms associated with severe headaches. People like Rebekah who had her first hemiplegic migraine experience at the tender age of nine. Now a young adult, Rebekah still has so solution for the intense headaches that trigger temporary stroke-like events with vision disturbances, speech problems and partial paralysis. Like many people who struggle to maintain independence, Rebekah feels consumed by managing her

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    Traumatic Brain Injury: A Case Study

    All of this relates back to Judy. During her incident, she received a hemorrhage in the right temporal lobe, a hemorrhage in the occipital horn of the right lateral ventricle, bleeding in the right frontal lobe, and a subdural hematoma in the left temporal lobe, among generalized trauma across the brain (Apps et al., 2010). The primary link to the mesolimbic system in this situation is frontal lobe damage. When Judy became impaired in this specific region she lost the connection between the PFC and

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    Anterior Corpus Callosotomy

    take on a completely different meaning were it not for our functioning corpus callosum connecting the two hemispheres of our brain. So much more than just a means of connecting the halves of the brain, the corpus callosum is crucial for maximum cerebral efficiency. For an individual that is missing that connection, these words (and many others) present a fascinating glimpse into the inner workings of the human brain’s ability to process different stimuli in each hemisphere. While technology has

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    Childhood Trauma Research Paper

    Neurological Disturbances Found in the Brain Due to Childhood Traumas. Emotional disturbances have such an impact to the brain that it can affect various important changes if that trauma continues. In the journal European Archives of Psychiatry and Clinical Neuroscience by Ana Martin Blanco, et. al., discusses how the Hypothalamus Pituitary-Adrenal gland is an important component in patients with personality disorders. In the study conduct by the researchers for the journal was to analyze the dysfunction

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    SMA Observation

    An fMRI study showed that supplementary motor area (SMA) was activated during both in- and anti-phase pattern (in-phase: homologous muscles activated at the same time, anti-phase: homologous muscles alternating) but also magnitude of SMA activation was greater during antiphase coordination relative to in-phase coordination(Debaere et al., 2001). These patterns are inherently stable patterns however patients have brain lesion lose ability for control of basic bimanual coordination. Recent clinical

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    Frontal Lobe Study Psychology

    Frontal lobe is located at the front in the brain. Its function helps with planning, organism solving problems, emotional control, thinking, and etc. The frontal lobe is the largest of the cerebral cortex. In the paragraph the frontal lobe was used when she is thinking and planning for test. She also uses problem solving when answering the questions of the exam she will take. Lastly because she used her frontal lobe when she made a plan to study with her friends. Acetylcholine is a compound that

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