What is the difference between retrograde and ante Othere is no difference memory loss duration; retrograde is permaner timing of memory loss; retrograde is loss of me anterograde is inability to form new memories

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A: Amnesia is a type of memory loss that affects your ability to make, store, and retrieve memories.…

Q: Memories traces are thought to be distributed across networks of neurons. What are advantage of…

A: Neurons: The main function of the neuron is to pass the information to the other nerve cells and…

Q: In terms of brain development how have research findings on neuroplasticity changed our views about…

A: Neuroplasticity is the cortical plasticity or cortical re-mapping . Neuroplasticity refers to change…

Q: RBC Which of these CSF samples exhibit normal coloration? none of them all of them A OB

A: The cerebrospinal fluid (CSF) flows in the spaces of tissues that surround the brain, spinal cord…

Q: Memory formation depends on the synaptic plasticity of the hippocampal synaptic pathways. True False

A: Synaptic plasticity refers to the ability of synapses, which are the connections between neurons, to…

Q: Choose the following three that are the main types of memory according to our lecture. O Working O…

A: Memory is a vital component in our body and it shapes who we are, memory is where all our knowledge…

Q: Which one of the following is not a major function of the spinal cord? conduction locomotion O…

A: Spinal cord: a. Spinal cord is the important structure between the brain and the body. b. It extends…

Q: several brain chemicals, such as acetlcholine, ________, and RNA, are respinsibke for the production…

A: Action potentials are generated in the nerve cell and transmitted to another nerve cell. A nerve…

Q: What part of your brain isn't engaged in making a beetle creep up your leg? -diencephalon…

A: A brain is an organ that acts as the central point of the sensory nervous system in all vertebrate…

Q: Which component of the brain could be defined as the autonomic nervous system (ANS) control center?…

A: The nervous system in humans is divided into two major categories depending on the functions and…

Q: While you were driving to San Francisco, you saw many billboards on the highway but you could not…

A: The smallest level of stimulation that may be recognised is known as an absolute threshold, which is…

Q: Which brain structure is activated when cocaine addicts or former cocaine addicts crave a drug…

A: Cocaine addiction Cocaine addiction is a debilitating condition characterized by high relapse rate…

Q: Central nervous system depressants are also known as narcotics. deliriants. sedative-hypnotics.…

A: Given: Central Nervous System depressants.

Q: is controlled, at least in part, by the hypothalamus. Drug addiction O Language O Eating O Memory

A: Hypothalamus  It is a small part located inside the brain. It controls various activities of our…

Q: Usuing MRI's and PET scans, reseachers are studying the functioning on the brain. Comment possible…

A: Magnetic Resonance Imaging (MRI) is a non-invasive medical imaging technique that uses a strong…

Q: Some survivors of disastrous events have post-traumaticstress disorder (PTSD). Symptoms include…

A: PTSD (Post-traumatic stress disorder) is a mental disorder faced by some people after a traumatic…

Q: Compare and contrast the features of working, shortterm, and both types of long-term memory

A: Memory is part of the cognitive function of the brain. It is of three types, long-term, short-term,…

Q: Which of the following Parkinson's Disease symptoms is thought to be related to the serotonergic…

A: Parkinson's disease is a progressive neurological disorder that affects movement. It develops…

Q: Scenario: You are driving down the street and suddenly a car pulls out in front of you. You swerve…

A: Different and interconnected regions of the brain contain different types of memories. Mostly there…

Q: Sufficient sleep is important, particularly during childhood and adolescence, because it is when…

A: Sleep is a period of rest which is very essential for many important functions in our body.

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Q: 1. We discussed evaluating consciousness. Provide at least one way researchers can measure…

A: Consciousness is the ability of human or any other organism to concentrate on a particular thing, it…

Q: Which of these would cause an axon to become more polarized? K* diffusing out of it. Na* diffusing…

A: Neurons are at a resting potential when they do not conduct nerve impulses. But when they do have to…

Q: The is the part of the brain that controls voluntary movements, while the helps regulate activities…

A: The brain has three main parts: Cerebrum. Cerebellum. Brain stem or medulla oblongata.  Cerebrum-…

Q: All cognizant mental activities occur within Olong-term O episodic O working O sensory memory.

A: Cognizant mental activities are memory, learning, and recalling information.  Learning is the…

Q: Asaentific theory is closest to a that has never been disproved. O delusion dream O gutinstinct fact…

A: A scientific theory is testable and can be established by experiment.  A false theory can also be…

Q: Which structure is not a part of the limbic system? O basal nuclei O amygdala O cingulate gyrus O…

A: Introduction: The limbic system is referred to as the part of the brain principally responsible for…

Q: Cerebrospinal fluid serves all of these purposes EXC to regulate the chemical environment of the…

A: Cerebrospinal fluid(CSF) is a clear and watery fluid, ultrafiltrate of plasma which is filling and…

Q: Major warning signs of adrenal disease include abnormal blood pressure, abnormal electrolytes, and…

A: The two adrenal glands are located at the top of the two kidneys. Each adrenal gland is made up…

Q: A teenager panicking and not responding appropriately to a crisis or stressful situation illustrates…

A: The human brain has many centres which are responsible for stress management.

Q: SW – sleep is characterized by :-a- predominance of the slow α – waves in EEGb- occurrence of…

A: SW Sleep stands for Slow wave sleep. It is the portion of non-rapid eye movement sleep. It follows…

Q: Which of the following substances require assistance to pass through the blood-brain barrier? Group…

A: Blood brain barrier forms a barrier between the circulating blood and the central nervous system.…

Q: Brain damage resulting in disorders of attentic commonly with lesions to the temporal cortex none of…

A: Hemisphere neglect is a neuropsychological condition where after damage to one Hemisphere of the…

Q: Which of the following are not true regarding Jacksonian March? Electrical activity jumps from lobe…

A: Option A - Electric activity jumps from lobe to lobe.  It is a false statement because seizure…

Q: A patient who is engage in effective place, and person is also impaired but they are easily aroused…

A: The term "psychosis" refers to a variety of mental illnesses in which there is a loss of contact…

Q: the following is not a function of how the brain interprets a stimulus? nks to prior memories via…

A: A sensory activation occurs when a physical or chemical stimulus is processed into a neural signal…

Q: An important prerequisite for all future cognitive development is the child’s awareness that an…

A: The awareness that an object exists even though it is no longer visible is called Object Permanence…

Q: what region of your brain would NOT be involved to feek a bug crawl up your leg?    -cerebrum…

A: Introduction: The nervous system is the major controlling and coordinating system of the human body.…

Q: .  The amygdala, according to Dr. Nan? Group of answer choices Functions to change how we think…

A: The amygdala is present in mid-brain near hippocampus. It is associated with memories involving fear…

Q: Which of these is determined by the reticular formation? O Consciousness O Hunger and thirst…

A: Reticular formation  is a set of interconnected nuclei that are located in brainstem. It includes…

Q: Brain belongs to the Peripheral Nervous System True False

A: A nerve is created from bundles of nerve fibres (axons or dendrites) encased in animal tissue. Only…