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    Nt1310 Unit 2 Study Guide

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    THYROID GLAND:The thyroid gland, located inside the neck, takes iodine from foods and converts it into thyroid hormones. CIRCULATORY SYSTEM: ANTERIOR VENA CAVA: The anterior vena cava drains the body of blood cranially to the heart. POSTERIOR VENA CAVA: The posterior vena cava drains the body of blood caudal to the heart. JUGULAR VEIN: The jugular vein is a group of veins that drain the structures lying in the cranial cavity of blood, until they unite with the subclavian vein. CEPHALIC:Large…

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    affected hemisphere was significantly enlarged, corresponding to a greatly improved motor performance of the paretic limb. Shifts of the center of the output map in the affected hemisphere suggested the recruitment of adjacent brain areas. In follow-up examinations up to 6 months after treatment, motor performance remained at a high level, whereas the cortical area sizes in the 2 hemispheres became almost identical, representing a return of the balance of excitability between the 2 hemispheres…

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    Child Laterality Essay

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    Abstract Children with a lateralization well defined have a good organization psychomotor that allows them to perform better some learning tasks, how to coordinate the movement of the hand with the gaze to write, among others. It also facilitates the understanding of spatial concepts. By doing so, it is important to good development lateralization for learning children. The development of laterality homogeneous and well defined: that our eye, ear, hand and foot that we use preferably are of the…

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    The cerebral cortex manages communications with the outer world and it manages higher functions. The brain stem which is situated at the base of the brain and the limbic system formations encompassing it guides people internally, concentrating on the emotional, survival needs and nurturing. The brain stem also monitors impulsive activity, such as heart rate. According to Corballis (1991), the left hemisphere processes the actual content of language meanwhile the right hemisphere processes the…

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    could not be treated with medicines. So the procedure was recommended in hopes that it would limit her seizures. The doctors eventually removed the right hemisphere of her brain because it controlled the left side of her body. I find it interesting that each hemisphere of the human brain governs the opposite side. If they had removed her left hemisphere instead, it certainly would not have produced the same results. If anything, it would have made the situation worse by leaving her unable to…

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    large cerebral hemispheres also known as the telecephalon and a set of structures sit deep in the cerebellum called diencephalon. Diencephalon includes the thalamus, lateral geniculate nucleus (LGN), hypothalamus, and posterior lobe of the pituitary. Thalamus allows all the sensory inputs (except for olfactory nerve) to go through to the somatic sensory regions of the cerebral cortex. LGN allows the signals to go from the optic nerve to process and going to multiple visual places in the cerebral…

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    lead to skepticism about persons. 1 Structure and Function The brain has two cerebral hemispheres, which are connected via the corpus callosum, which can be thought of as an information pathway between the two hemispheres. The two hemispheres are connected differently to the rest of the body. In particular. •Images on the left half of the retina (so from the right side of the visual field) only go to the left hemisphere,…

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    Brain Development

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    and in the cortical folding. Growth continues rapidly until the brain is two to three years old, when the process slows and stabilizes and the developing brain becomes mature. There are three main tissue classes in the brain: gray matter (GM) or cerebral cortex, white matter (WM) or subcortex, and cerebrospinal fluid (CSF). Using MR Images…

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    division that splits the cerebrum into two halves . the two halfs are known as the dominant and nondominant hemisphere . 90 % of humans dominate side is the left side of the brain , the other 10% dominate side is there right side of there brain. The dominant hemisphere contains the necessary elements to understand speech , writing , and other verbal communication. The nondominant hemisphere recognize and process spatial…

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    Gender And Handedness

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    movements with notable increases in the activity of the hemisphere contralateral to the active hand. Because posterior parietal cortex activity levels indicate relationships to hand choice, there are postulations…

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