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Select the CORRECT statement: Selected a Electrical excitability (the ability to generate action potentials) first arose in multicellular organisms, as a byproduct of the need to have efficient, coordinated communication between cells. Answer: Answers: a. Electrical excitability (the ability to generate action potentials) first arose in multicellular organisms, as a byproduct of the need to have efficient, coordinated communication between cells. b. Drugs that prevent blood clot formation can be used to manage a patient who has suffered a hemorrhagic cerebrovascular accident, because these dugs limit the extent of brain damage. c. In a split brain patient (i.e. a patient in which the corpus collosum has been severed), visual stimuli presented to the right visual field can be verbalized (spoken). d. Statements (A) and (B) are correct and (C) is incorrect. e. Statements (A), (B) and (C) are all correct.

Select the CORRECT statement: Selected a Electrical excitability (the ability to generate action potentials) first arose in multicellular organisms, as a byproduct of the need to have efficient, coordinated communication between cells. Answer: Answers: a. Electrical excitability (the ability to generate action potentials) first arose in multicellular organisms, as a byproduct of the need to have efficient, coordinated communication between cells. b. Drugs that prevent blood clot formation can be used to manage a patient who has suffered a hemorrhagic cerebrovascular accident, because these dugs limit the extent of brain damage. c. In a split brain patient (i.e. a patient in which the corpus collosum has been severed), visual stimuli presented to the right visual field can be verbalized (spoken). d. Statements (A) and (B) are correct and (C) is incorrect. e. Statements (A), (B) and (C) are all correct.

Human Anatomy & Physiology (11th Edition)
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Select the CORRECT statement: Selected Answer: а. Electrical excitability (the ability to generate action potentials) first arose in multicellular organisms, as a byproduct of the need to have efficient, coordinated communication between cells. Answers: a. Electrical excitability (the ability to generate action potentials) first arose in multicellular organisms, as a byproduct of the need to have efficient, coordinated communication between cells. b. Drugs that prevent blood clot formation can be used to manage a patient who has suffered a hemorrhagic cerebrovascular accident, because these dugs limit the extent of brain damage. In a split brain patient (i.e. a patient in which the corpus collosum has been severed), visual stimuli presented to the right visual field can be verbalized (spoken). d. Statements (A) and (B) are correct and (C) is incorrect. e. Statements (A), (B) and (C) are all correct.
Transcribed Image Text:Select the CORRECT statement: Selected Answer: а. Electrical excitability (the ability to generate action potentials) first arose in multicellular organisms, as a byproduct of the need to have efficient, coordinated communication between cells. Answers: a. Electrical excitability (the ability to generate action potentials) first arose in multicellular organisms, as a byproduct of the need to have efficient, coordinated communication between cells. b. Drugs that prevent blood clot formation can be used to manage a patient who has suffered a hemorrhagic cerebrovascular accident, because these dugs limit the extent of brain damage. In a split brain patient (i.e. a patient in which the corpus collosum has been severed), visual stimuli presented to the right visual field can be verbalized (spoken). d. Statements (A) and (B) are correct and (C) is incorrect. e. Statements (A), (B) and (C) are all correct.
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