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    Nervous System Case Study

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    Introduction With each case study, I will explore and analyze the various scenarios and the impact the ailments have on the nervous system. Each scenario has its own effect on areas of neurons, the method of sending and receiving neurotransmitters, and the lasting effects of the impaired neurons. Case Study 1: Amy Amy burns her finger while cooking dinner. The natural response for someone that touches something hot is to pull their hand away from the heat. This response is provoked by general…

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    Two Religious Modes

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    evidence from other philosophers that they have their own entities. Also, the consciousness is a mirror to the brain because it does what the neurons tell it to do. If someone however, that is another debate because some people think that the mind controls what the brain does. For example, when someone gets sad, does the brain tell the person to have that emotion, or does the emotion tell the neurons in the brain to fire? After reading Hick, I realized that I have similar beliefs as him in terms…

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    integration of electrical input and feedback systems—and refitted as PLP treatment. We will also describe the practical advantages of using prosthetics as a form of medical treatment and provide criticism of currently used treatment methods, such as mirror therapy and virtual reality (VR) therapy via the Oculus headset. In addition, we will explore four research studies that provide empirical evidence in support of the main argument, which is laid out in the Discussion section. II. Introduction…

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    By placing a mirror at an angle in front of the chest you can create the visual illusion that the body is symmetrical.” (Aalborg University) This therapy allows a patient to feel the movement of the removed limb acting as a normal body part. If you place a mirror in front of yourself at an angle, it can create the visual illusion your body is even. Then if you pretend to do the same movements…

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    Memory Retrograde Amnesia

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    Amnesia or amnesic syndrome, is a shortage in memory caused by damage in the brain. The person with amnesia won’t be able to remember certain things. The extent of the damage determines whether the memory is fully or partially lost. Though having no sense of who you are is a common plot device in movies and television, real-life amnesia generally doesn't cause a loss of self-identity. Instead, people with amnesia are usually aware and know who they are, but may have trouble learning new…

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    Tissue Engineering Essay

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    small diameter allows for the diffusion of nutrients into nonvascularized areas, and the short length allows for complete permeation of Schwann Cells. In cases where nerve gap is less than 1 cm, results are better than those seen in autografts. But, neurons aren 't singularly linear structures, their axon can branch out into multiple axons (known as contralaterals). Thus leading to more complex configurations (no longer a singular tube), having multiple component compositions within its inner…

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    repetitive temporal coordinated action of muscles and joints. Whenever there is a brain injury, it stimulates re-initiation of axonal sprouting processes. Every specific motor learning task modifies dendritic and synaptic morphology of motor cortex neurons in a particular way. Simple repetitive motion or strength training motor tasks do not induce plasticity in the cortex. On the contrary, tasks that require acquisition of new motor skill lead to neuro-physiologic and neuro-anatomic changes in…

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    Peripheral Nervous System

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    system and the autonomic nervous system. 2. What are Neurons? Describe the key parts of Neurons, including: Dendrites, Myelin, Axons, and Synapse. To keep it simple, a neuron is a nerve cell. Most neurons are very similar to a typical cell, but have a few structures that set it apart. The main part of the cell is known as the soma, or cell body. In the soma is the nucleus, which contains the genetic material known as chromosomes. A neuron has dendrites, and a…

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    In 1944, Ralph H.Baer invented the words “video games”, and then created the first console in 1966, launching a billion dollar industry of future games to come. Games began as non-violent competition. Today they have become more and more vehement. The Age of technology has taken over many teenagers’ lives. What began as a fun activity is now an obsession for the video gamer. Although video games are entertaining, teens should not waste their time playing video games because the games will…

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    Hidden Dangers

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    Hidden Dangers A list of pros and cons can be assigned to everything, unfortunately, computers and cell-phones, though amazing, are not exempt from this. Cons can refer to many things, but the one biggest downfall that is worth looking into is the unforeseen impact that technology has on the human body. The three main parts of the body that are being affected negatively include the eyes, brain, and neck/back. The latest and greatest technology seems to be what everyone wants to get their hands…

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