'Cns activity' presentation slideshows

Sensory Physiology

Sensory Physiology. The general purpose of the sensory systems is to convert a specific type of stimulus into electrical energy the CNS can interpret. Each of the sensory systems are unique in how they allow us to interact with our environment. Somatosensation Vision Audition Gustation

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Treatment of Disorders

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Descriptive Research

Descriptive Research. The Work of Clinical Nurse Specialists in the Acute Care Setting Julie Darmody MSN, RN, ACNS-BC Doctoral Candidate, UW-Madison School of Nursing Clinical Assistant Professor, UW-Milwaukee College of Nursing. Acknowledgements. This research was partially supported by:

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7.3 Drugs and Consciousness

7.3 Drugs and Consciousness. Psychoactive Drugs : chemicals that affect the nervous system and result in altered consciousness. Drug Tolerance. A person has developed the need to take greater doses of the drug to get the same effect initial doses had. Drug Dependency.

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