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28 Cards in this Set
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Tuskegee Syphilis
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Violated patient rights because patients were not fully aware of what was being studied about them
-Respect for persons part of Belmont Report |
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Stanford Prison Experiment
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Participants rights were violated because there was not an equal chance of harm to them or equal risks
-Justice aspect of Belmont Report |
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Milgrim Obedience Study
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Patients were made to think that they were harming other participants with electricution
-Beneficence part of Belmont report |
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Noremburg Code
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1. You need to consent
2. Must be informed of Risks 3. risks must be avoided if possible 4. Studies must be performed by qualified people 5. participants must be able to discontinue study at will |
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Belmont Report
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consists of three parts:
1. Respect for persons-Informed consent, information comprehension, volunteer 2. Beneficence-Do no harm, risk v. reward, must be beneficial to patient 3. Justice-equal chance for all participants to have harm done to them |
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what are the parts of a neuron
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1. Dendrite (octopus arms)
2. Axon (tail) 3. Nucleus (center ball sack) 4. Synaptic Gap (space between neurons where signal is passed)((Neuron Gooch)) |
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Describe an Action potential
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1. Voltage gated sodium channels push charge down axon
2.Neuro transmitters activate receptors on the next neuron allowing for the signal to be passed on 3. enzymes break down unsused neurotransmitters |
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wavelength
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hue/ color
(distance from tip of wave to tip of wave ) |
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Amplitude
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brightness
(distance from bottom of wave to top of wave) |
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saturation
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total length of wave from beginning to end
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cornea
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transparent covering that bends light
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Pupil
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Allows bright light into the eye
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Iris
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colored part of eye that controls pupil
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retina
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tissue that contains sensory receptors
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fovia
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section of retina where vision is the sharpest
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Blind spot
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point where optic nerve joins retina
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lens
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transparent disc behind iris that focusses images
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delta
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4 p/s sleep
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theta
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4-8 p/s idling or memory
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alpha
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8-13 p/s eyes closed inhibition
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Mu
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8-13 motor activity
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beta
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13-30 alert and concentrating
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Gamma
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greater than 30 p/s crossmodal processing absorbing info
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P1
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early visual attention
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N1
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Auditory processing
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N170
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face processing
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P2
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sensory/ memory processing
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Mismatch negativity (MMN)
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detection of an odd ball/ something that doesn't fit
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