'Temporal lobe' presentation slideshows

On the Neurocognitive Basis of Language Sydney Lamb l amb@rice

Wenzao Ursuline College of Languages Kaohsiung, Taiwan. On the Neurocognitive Basis of Language Sydney Lamb l amb@rice.edu. 2010 November 12. Why is it important to consider the brain?.

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The Brain

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Neurological Pathophysiology

Neurological Pathophysiology. Edema in the CNS. Increase in tissue mass that results from the excess movement of body fluid from the vascular compartment or its abnormal retention in the tissue. Why is this a special problem in the brain and spinal cord? Enclosed space Lack of lymphatics

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PPA and Semantic Dementia

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Brain Pathology Review and Anatomy

Brain Pathology Review and Anatomy. Week 2. BRAIN ANATOMY REVIEW. Pathology Review. Anterior of corpus callosum Anterior horn of of LT lateral ventricle Caudate nucleus Thalamus Third ventricle Pineal gland Posterior horn of LT lateral ventricle. Anterior corpus callosum

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Neurological Examination

Neurological Examination. ?????????? ???????? ?????????????????? www.metadon.net. Objectives. Demonstrate how to perform complete neurological examination in normal individuals Demonstrate how to perform complete neurological examination in comatose patients .

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The Brain

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Li5nMsXg1Lk. The Brain. Review Questions. 1) Which brain imaging technique injects a substance in order to view active areas of the brain because of glucose or oxygen consumption? PET Scan

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Prepared by J. Mabbutt & C. Maynard NaMO September 2008

6: Managing Intoxication and Overdose. Prepared by J. Mabbutt & C. Maynard NaMO September 2008. 6: Managing Intoxication Objectives. 1. During the session, nurses & midwives will become more aware of the principles of management of alcohol & other drug intoxication & overdose

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Teenage Brain Dr. Cherie Major cmajor@uidaho members.tripod/cheriemajor

Teenage Brain Dr. Cherie Major cmajor@uidaho.edu http://www.members.tripod.com/cheriemajor Educational Implications Based on the Frontline Video Inside the Teenage Brain Lobes and Basic Functions Nerve Cell Development Chemical trail Migration Branch, prune and myelin

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Aphasia

Aphasia. Def of Aphasia : A disorder of language that is neurogenic (caused by brain disease or injury), which involves the symbolic use of sound (i.e. Language in the meaningful sense of the word). Is not due to deafness or motor-paralysis, mental retardation etc. .

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COGNITIVE SCIENCE 17 Neurobiology Of Emotions Part 2 Jaime A. Pineda, Ph.D.

COGNITIVE SCIENCE 17 Neurobiology Of Emotions Part 2 Jaime A. Pineda, Ph.D. To Get at Emotion, Go Deep. Amygdala is deep within the most elemental parts of the brain. The main purpose of the innermost part of the brain is survival. Cognition and Emotion.

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Chapter 13

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Phobias

Phobias. By: Cecilia Comber Silvana Oberti Roberto Lambertini. What is a Phobia?. A phobia, by definition, is an irrational fear of an object or a situation.

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LIMBIC SYSTEM

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Blood Supply of the Brain 1- Internal carotid arteries

Blood Supply of the Brain 1- Internal carotid arteries -They arises from the common carotid arteries and enter the middle fossa of the cranial cavity through the carotid canal which opens into the side of the foramen lacerum above the closed inferior opening.

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Learning, Memory, Language

Learning, Memory, Language. 11/5/10. What is a memory?. An organism's ability to store, retain, and recall information and experiences. Memory Types. Declarative Memory. Working memory -Prefrontal Cortex. Semantic memory. Episodic memory. Storing Memory.

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Communication Breakdown: Case 03

Communication Breakdown: Case 03. By: Adrianne Peech & Savana Canary. Background Information.

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Repetition conduction aphasia: cognitive or linguistic disorder?

Repetition conduction aphasia: cognitive or linguistic disorder?. Anon Great Student, 2010 The University of Texas at Dallas. Project summary.

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Sensation & Perception

Sensation & Perception. Sensory Branding: in 1946 Donald Deskey recognized the power of perception when he grabbed the attention of consumers by using eye-catching colours and a striking design on the first box of Tide. A simultaneous exploitation of all the senses.

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Biological Theories

Biological Theories. Genetic and inherited traits Genetic mutation (not inherited) Environmentally induced biological causes (head injury). Goring.

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