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Acute and Chronic Neurological Disorders

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show Movement, intellectual function, and personality  
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show Speech (Cannot express themself, but can comprehend spoken language)  
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What function would be disrupted by damage to the parietal lobes of the brain?   show
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What function would be disrupted by damage to the temporal lobes of the brain?   show
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What function would be disrupted by damage to the occipital lobes of the brain?   show
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show Comprehension of speech  
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What function would be disrupted by damage to the reticular activating system of the brain?   show
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What function would be disrupted by damage to the cerebellum of the brain?   show
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What function would be disrupted by damage to the basal nuclei of the brain?   show
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Would damage to the right frontal lobe likely cause effects on the right or left side of the brain?   show
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show Vision loss in both eyes  
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show Vision loss in the left eye  
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What effects on vision would be expected to result from damage to the left occipital lobe?   show
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What is aphasia?   show
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What is expressive aphasia?   show
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What is receptive aphasia?   show
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show Excessive, spontaneous firing of neurons in the brain.  
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show Hypoxia, inflammation, fever, hemorrhage in the brain, or traumatic injury to the brain  
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Manifestations of Increased Intracranial Pressure   show
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Why can there be a decreased level of consciousness due to increased intracranial pressure?   show
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What does stretching or distortion of meninges or walls of large blood vessels cause due to increased intracranial pressure?   show
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show Vomitting  
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show Decreasing level of consciousness  
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show Increased mean arterial pressure, hypocapnia, and decreased respiration  
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show In a transient ischemic attack there is no cell death where there is cell death in a cerebrovascular accident  
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