'Involuntary movements' presentation slideshows

Get Ready for A & P!

Get Ready for A & P!. Genetics, Genetic Abnormalities & Bioethics. Early Ideas about Heredity . People knew that sperm and eggs transmitted information about traits Blending theory - traits blended Problem: Would expect variation to disappear However, variation in traits persists.

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Neurological History and Exam

Neurological History and Exam. Dr Sadik Al- Ghazzawi MRCP. FRCP UK. 07 9775 1663. Where is the lesion=localization What is the lesion=differential diagnosis What is the etiology of the lesion. Chief Complaint. Time factor Time of onset Mode of onset Change over time (progression)

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CHEM E-120 Harvard University Extension School

CHEM E-120 Harvard University Extension School. Disorders of Mood and Behavior Schizophrenia Antipsychotic Drugs 3/9/2011. Schziophrenia. 1. Two or more for a one month period Delusions Hallucinations Disorganized speech Grossly disorganized or catatonic behavior

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Visual Neuroanatomy Efferent Pathways

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Includes Pitt County Memorial Hospital Greenville NC Brody School of Medicine East Carolina University Six community h

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Presented to Carleton University By Bob Baillargeon,Thursday November 11 th 2010

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Presented to Carleton University By Bob Baillargeon,Thursday November 11 th 2010

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NEUROTRANSMITTERS

NEUROTRANSMITTERS. Classic Characteristics:. Synthesized in the neuron. Become localized in presynaptic terminal. Bind to receptor site on postsynaptic membrane. Removed by a specific mechanism from its specific site of action. Classification. Small molecule transmitters: Amino acids:

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Neuroregeneration

Neuroregeneration Bear M. F., Connors B. W. Paradiso M. A. Neuroscience. Exploring the brain. 2007, 3d ed. Lippincott Williams and Wilkins Neuroregeneration Terminology Axon regeneration Molecular and cellular mechanisms limiting axon regeneration in CNS

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Neurological Anatomy

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Nervous System

Nervous System. Purpose: Controls thoughts and voluntary/involuntary movements Central Nervous System: Brain and Spinal Cord Peripheral Nervous System: Nerves that transmit messages from the CNS to other organs. Neurons.

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Basal Nuclei

Basal Nuclei.

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Understanding the child with athetosis

Robyn Smith Department of Physiotherapy University of Free State 2012. Understanding the child with athetosis. Athetoid group. NB!!! Characterised by : Fluctuating postural/ muscle tone Involuntary movements. Do not confuse with ATAXIA = in co-ordinated movements. Athetoid group.

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Nervous System- Divisions

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Cerebral Palsy

Cerebral Palsy. By Alisa R. Wilson. Is a nonprogressive, permanent condition where there is damage to the cortex. - Paralyzed - Weakness - Tremors - Uncoordinated movement Childbirth, afterbirth, and up to 3 years. What is Cerebral Palsy?. Face Mouth Tongue

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The Nervous System

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Huntington's disease

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Tourttes Syndrome

Tourttes Syndrome. By Joseph Fuller. What is it?.

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Examination of the Face

Examination of the Face. Heather Nelson, RN. Face. symmetry shape unusual features expression scars lesions edema involuntary movements or tics. Sinuses. Palpate frontal and maxillary Percuss for tenderness A patient with sinusitis may have tenderness

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