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RHD or normal aging 2 Procedures Raters were blind to group inclusion ie whether a sample was from an individual with RHD or a HOA Raters read discourse samples from each participant and r. The Spinal Cord and The Brain. Cerepak. 2015. The Central Nervous System. The central nervous system (CNS) consists of the spinal cord and the brain.. 1. The spinal cord is protected by membranes called . A command and control center for our simultaneous multiple constraint satisfying machine. . Outline. Staying alive and maintaining Homeostasis. P. erception. Motivation and Effort. Emotions & Habits. Amnesia. Loss of memory ability - usually due to . lesion (damage) . or surgical removal of various parts of the . brain.. Amnesia. Loss of memory ability - usually due to lesion or surgical removal of various parts of the brain. Neuroplasticity. (pt2). March 20, 2013. Causes of Brain Damage. Brain Tumors. Cerebrovascular. Disorders (Strokes). Cerebral Hemorrhage & Ischemia. Closed-Head Injuries. Infections. Bacterial & Viral. Conference (CPC). April 15. th. 2016. Neurology Resident: Kiruba Dharaneeswaran. Pathologist: Ronald Hamilton. . History. HPI: CM was a 19 year old young man with past medical history of shaken baby syndrome at age of 2 complicated by partial complex epilepsy and . Aphasia classification: which . patterns. of deficits run together?. Older vs. Newer Models of Language Organization. Language re-organization following early injury. What is language. Many animals use simple sounds for communication. Hearing loss. So: Place and Frequency theories both correct. At certain frequencies, each theory is correct. Place theory explains processing of sounds of 200-20,000 Hz. Frequency theory explains processing of sounds of 20-4,000 Hz. Chapter 3. Nervous System. The Brain. Heredity. The Nervous System. Nerve cells communicate and send messages throughout body. 100 BILLION. Neurotransmitters – chemicals. Acetylcholine – Muscle contractions/control. 2densratio densratioEstimateDensityRatiop(x)/q(x) DescriptionEstimateDensityRatiop(x)/q(x)Usagedensratio(x1,x2,method=c("uLSIF","RuLSIF","KLIEP"),sigma="auto",lambda="auto",alpha=0.1,kernel_num=100,fo 2densratiodensratioEstimateDensityRatiopx/qxDescriptionEstimateDensityRatiopx/qxUsagedensratiox1x2methodcuLSIFRuLSIFKLIEPsigmaautolambdaautoalpha01kernelnum100fold5verboseTRUEArgumentsx1numericvectoro Lecture 4. Biological Bases of Language II. Announcements. Be working on HW1 (due 1/24/13). Be working on bio bases review questions - remember that collaboration is strongly encouraged. Check out the reference material on the webpage. Studying language helps us learn about:. The brain regions responsible for . language. What goes wrong in language . disorders. Language is located in the left hemisphere of the . brain. How do we know this?. What is the difference between a medicinal drug and a recreational drug?. GOOD PROGRESS:. Recall the dangers of drinking alcohol. OUTSTANDING PROGRESS:. Describe the health effects of alcohol on different parts of the body. Basics of Brain Anatomy & Physiology. Nervous system divisions. See your flow Chart. Neurotransmitter Action. Vascular Disorders. Ischemic or Hemorrhagic in Origin. Vascular Disorders. Interference with blood supply.